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More meat on my bell end than in one of the little packets of fridge raiders. Even on special offer they're a rip off.
When someone at toil asks how you are as the precursor to asking you for something is it a social faux pas to not respond how you are? They don't care so it feels like wasted energy engaging that part of the question. Yes I'm autistic
Black men and their white boys.
nth for the baddiedem
>>225305255good post
Gardener cancelled due to the rain team
sacked tranny's bush remains unkempt
guys im cookedmade a hinge account for the first time where you get put to the top of women's discover pools in london and only had 2 likes in 24 hoursfucking over bros
>>225305291hana's piff as
>>225305236Yeah a bit. Most of the time people just politely get that opening little formality over with quickly.1. Say you're alright. If you're doing great or terribly, then going on about it can be an imposition. They might not actually care, so it depends on your relationship. If you're close, be more open.2. Thank them for asking, as sincerely as possible given that they probably don't actually care.3. Return the courtesy by asking how they are. Again, you probably don't care, but it's nice if you can. Don't worry if you don't. Most people, unless you're friends/family, don't expect you to actually care."Fine, thanks. You?" That's standard.
