[RAGEFUEL] Fucking WHORE doing yoga in public

[Frustrated Incel]

just trying to enjoy a day off at the park when I spotted this fucking WHORE doing yoga in public. Sight of it filled me with rage as if to say "teehee you'll never be able to know what a body like this feels like, faggot". Fucking dumb FOID was probably practicing new sex moves for Chad while loving the attention of sub 8 incels like me.
Fucking toilet that she is. IT'S OVER FOR INCELS!

[Guest]

FAT CUNT

[RightWingConspirator]

Whores always require attention.

[Oldpyjama]

just trying to enjoy a day off at the park when I spotted this fucking WHORE doing yoga in public. Sight of it filled me with rage as if to say "teehee you'll never be able to know what a body like this feels like, faggot". Fucking dumb FOID was probably practicing new sex moves for Chad while loving the attention of sub 8 incels like me.
Fucking toilet that she is. IT'S OVER FOR INCELS!

Might be time to consider cutting yourself.

[Zoink]

FAGGOT

[LOL]

[Elle Reeve]

[Vegeta]

American politics is some serious low IQ garbage. Why would anyone need a book about it?

[Guest]

American politics is some serious low IQ garbage. Why would anyone need a book about it?

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[Vegeta]

So it's a book by some stinky femcel who wants to pat herself on the back for being a reddit moderator