Tycoon: I Never Meant to Live Off a Woman

I haven't seen it yet, but it's a million times better than those rich guys who spend money on girls they like... 🌿 The first girl they'd spend money on is definitely their mother, those idiots, all they fantasize about is sucking up to women.

Why do people always write about "tear moles," "mole," "wart," and "blackheads" when describing women? They say a beautiful woman with a mole on her face loses at least 3 points out of 10. I ask the author: is a woman with a flawless, smooth face more attractive, or is a woman with a large black mole more attractive? Moles are naturally occurring, and there used to be no way to remove them.

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Nowadays, beautiful women like to have beauty marks under their eyes, or faces covered in freckles and moles. They think that's incredibly beautiful. Personally, I think a smooth, flawless face is the most attractive; even a single mole is a flaw. But are moles under the eyes, on the lips, forehead, or chin really considered beautiful?

What are the criteria for authorship? To use an analogy, imagine having a beautiful woman in the office order food, and then splitting the bill. Would that count? A receptionist with an 80% score, besides being beautiful, could earn 2 million in cashback in just one month. Spending money for you—does that count as paying for a bridge? Does that count as paying tuition for a university student?

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