NSFW![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEidjgajNxIHCPThhfFLTYs1FoKxkqrScB80a0JO8MrPyW5raz179RY_75rtIt-ZGLEp1BhmTb0GCX1p3wScSmgpfIK2CEsAuSSqZtDpXXAbieNTaCe63457UUvOHQm4doO7Gfu9IWiB1BY/s400/Oyster%2520(%2520Oester1.jpg)
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Many believe that oysters were originally labeled "aphrodisiac" because of their shape.
Upon close inspection, they somewhat resemble the female sex organ. This could be a reason why people in the past associated mussels with sexuality. Sexual appetite, more often than not, starts in the mind rather than in the body, so oysters could have a psychological effect on the libido.
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![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEidjgajNxIHCPThhfFLTYs1FoKxkqrScB80a0JO8MrPyW5raz179RY_75rtIt-ZGLEp1BhmTb0GCX1p3wScSmgpfIK2CEsAuSSqZtDpXXAbieNTaCe63457UUvOHQm4doO7Gfu9IWiB1BY/s400/Oyster%2520(%2520Oester1.jpg)
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Many believe that oysters were originally labeled "aphrodisiac" because of their shape.
Upon close inspection, they somewhat resemble the female sex organ. This could be a reason why people in the past associated mussels with sexuality. Sexual appetite, more often than not, starts in the mind rather than in the body, so oysters could have a psychological effect on the libido.
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The Man said...
You have seen something like this before?
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Mad Izatie said...
uhuh. I certainly have. :)
uhuh. I certainly have. :)
1 comment:
ID FUCK IT
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