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THE ORIGIN OF THE INSPIRATION AND THEORY OF WOMEN'S UNSHAVED ARMPITS

I was 14 years old, and one day, lying by the pool, relaxing on one of those languidly hot days, feeling the caress of the sun and the murmur of the moving water, I began to drift off into a deep sleep. I remember that before falling asleep, I saw a woman lying next to me. When I woke up, the first thing I saw was that same woman with her arm raised, revealing the intimacy of her underarm area. What I saw was a real shock to me, since up until that moment in my life I was completely unaware that women also grow hair under their arms… and there it was, right in front of me: a succulent, sweaty, and hairy female armpit. It was at that moment that my reality took a brutal turn, and I couldn't understand why I had lived deceived for so long. That's how what began as an uncontrollable, unhealthy fixation was born within me, which, over time, mutated into the main source of my inspiration. The hairy armpits of beautiful and elegant women would be like finding a diamond the size of an apple among a million stones. Finding such a perfect woman and feeling the sweat from her armpits and her enormous breasts on my mouth would awaken an animal instinct that, once unleashed, I couldn't stop. And that's when I have to penetrate her again and again until I exhaust her and leave her senseless, lying with her anus dilated in a coma. Only then can I create a work of art!

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