She's not helping the "male loneliness epidemic" by lying and distorting the truth though. Her male character's terms all sound pretty reasonable at first, until she just couldn't help herself and paint ALL men as unfaithful at the end of her skit. Then again, as with all women, perhaps this accusation of hers is actually a confession...?
She's not helping the "male loneliness epidemic" by lying and distorting the truth though. Her male character's terms all sound pretty reasonable at first, until she just couldn't help herself and paint ALL men as unfaithful at the end of her skit. Then again, as with all women, perhaps this accusation of hers is actually a confession...?
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