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Gee, I wonder why women aren't flocking to date guys with this level of muscle who tend to have serious insecurity issues. 
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Okay but i went and checked a plot summary and they are literally just describing what happens in the book. Like that seems to just be an accurate summary.
That is literally about a millenial woman facing student debt who milks minotaurs (male) professionally and falls in love with one with an impressive hog. Like that is the story.
he's clearly kidding about the horns.
The moral of the story is skip leg day but don't skip hog day
Everyone is all like "read theory" but none of them want to do the praxis
Fuck I’m always skipping hog day
https://youtu.be/U4w36Z3PuWA
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I actually watched a review of it a few months ago.
"Behind every moan is a Marxist message."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U882Z8g9UWg
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Yea true, but the original dude complaining about it is saying "look this Minotaur is buff af and women find him attractive, why not real dudes?" while missing the point about why they find him attractive in the first place.