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(SMALL DICK CELS GTFIH) How do people with small or normal sized dicks watch porn?

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Surely you’d goon to something, and the guy is like 7 inches or maybe 6.5, but your 5.5 inches ass wouldn’t be able to relate to it at all and think “this bitch would never want to suck my cock like that, cuz it’s a full inch smaller”

Even worse for small dick ones, like imagine showing her your 4 incher bro it’s over

Reverse for ppl with big dicks (6.8+) especially if you mog the guy youre gooning to. Massive ego boost.
 
not my problem
 
NewFuckingDay said:
Imagine watching porn

then thinking about how your dick is small and could never pleasure anyone it's over for you bro castrate yourself
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Ikrrrrr

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logically we have all held the title for worlds smallest ding dong bc when we were being formed in the womb our ding dongs were the smallest
 
jkcwakcjw said:
logically we have all held the title for worlds smallest ding dong bc when we were being formed in the womb our ding dongs were the smallest
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theres probably some g**k out there thats smaller
 
NewFuckingDay said:
I like it, sounds hopeful
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The lyrics is even more beautiful

There were fires, yet none gave me heat,
white snows fell, but none were complete.
Through a dry river my life slipped away,
what you don’t pay on the bridge, you’ll pay someday.
For the shadow of fate is always near,
to bring you someone just like you, my dear.

Chorus:
Who was it that sent you here?
They won’t take you back, it’s clear.
To someone else you’re far too much,
but to me you’re the only touch.

It’s hard for me to love you so,
hard as a wife to show,
but hardest of all, I swear it’s true,
is being born just for you.

There were secrets, yet none rose to light,
sweet heavens, for others’ delight.
On glassy wings I was a bird in the air,
what you don’t pay on the bridge, you’ll pay elsewhere.
For the shadow of fate is always near,
to bring you someone just like you, my dear.

Chorus

It’s been so long since someone asked me,
“Why don’t you smile, little lady?”
So I force a smile, just to hide the tears,
a laughter masking pain through years. (x2)
 
Johanna said:
dumb, stupid or dumb?
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Good question — that line is metaphorical. Here's a clear breakdown and some alternative phrasings you can use depending on the nuance you want.

Meaning

"What you don't pay on the bridge, you'll pay someday" (original Serbian: "na mostu ne platiš, platiš na ćupriji") is a proverb-like metaphor meaning:

If you avoid responsibility, ignore consequences, or postpone dealing with something now, you will have to face and "pay for" it later.

It expresses inevitability — you can’t escape fate or the consequences of your choices.

In the song’s emotional context it refers to unpaid emotional debts: unspoken things, unresolved actions, cowardice or betrayal that will come back to affect you later.


Imagery

Bridge / ćuprija suggests a crossing or turning point in life. Not paying there means skipping a moral or practical obligation at a crucial moment. Later — at another crossing — fate will demand its toll.

It mixes practical (debt/payment) and poetic (fate, shadow following you) images to make the idea both tangible and ominous.


Alternative English lines (same meaning, different tone)

If you want options that fit different moods or melodies, choose one of these:

1. Literal / proverb-like:
“If you don’t pay on the bridge, you’ll pay another day.”


2. Poetic / ominous:
“Skip the toll today — fate will claim the fee.”


3. Emotional / relational (for love context):
“Leave debts unpaid at the crossing, and they’ll haunt you still.”


4. Singable, rhyming:
“What you won’t pay at the bridge, the river will demand.”
 
Johanna said:
Im sorry who ??xd
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In that line, “fee” means the price or payment you owe.

So “fate will claim the fee” = fate will eventually take its payment from you — not in money, but in consequences, suffering, or destiny you can’t avoid.

It’s metaphorical:

Fee = cost of your actions (or inactions).

Fate = the force that ensures you don’t escape what’s due.


If “fee” feels too modern or financial for you, I can swap it with something more poetic, like:

“Fate will take its due.”

“Fate will claim its toll.”

“Fate will take what’s owed.”
 
cindythetvisleaking said:
Good question — that line is metaphorical. Here's a clear breakdown and some alternative phrasings you can use depending on the nuance you want.

Meaning

"What you don't pay on the bridge, you'll pay someday" (original Serbian: "na mostu ne platiš, platiš na ćupriji") is a proverb-like metaphor meaning:

If you avoid responsibility, ignore consequences, or postpone dealing with something now, you will have to face and "pay for" it later.

It expresses inevitability — you can’t escape fate or the consequences of your choices.

In the song’s emotional context it refers to unpaid emotional debts: unspoken things, unresolved actions, cowardice or betrayal that will come back to affect you later.


Imagery

Bridge / ćuprija suggests a crossing or turning point in life. Not paying there means skipping a moral or practical obligation at a crucial moment. Later — at another crossing — fate will demand its toll.

It mixes practical (debt/payment) and poetic (fate, shadow following you) images to make the idea both tangible and ominous.


Alternative English lines (same meaning, different tone)

If you want options that fit different moods or melodies, choose one of these:

1. Literal / proverb-like:
“If you don’t pay on the bridge, you’ll pay another day.”


2. Poetic / ominous:
“Skip the toll today — fate will claim the fee.”


3. Emotional / relational (for love context):
“Leave debts unpaid at the crossing, and they’ll haunt you still.”


4. Singable, rhyming:
“What you won’t pay at the bridge, the river will demand.”
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Stopped reading till Serbian, delete ur account now
 
cindythetvisleaking said:
Good question — that line is metaphorical. Here's a clear breakdown and some alternative phrasings you can use depending on the nuance you want.

Meaning

"What you don't pay on the bridge, you'll pay someday" (original Serbian: "na mostu ne platiš, platiš na ćupriji") is a proverb-like metaphor meaning:

If you avoid responsibility, ignore consequences, or postpone dealing with something now, you will have to face and "pay for" it later.

It expresses inevitability — you can’t escape fate or the consequences of your choices.

In the song’s emotional context it refers to unpaid emotional debts: unspoken things, unresolved actions, cowardice or betrayal that will come back to affect you later.
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That's why I am somewhat confrontational btw
 
limo8 said:
crying is healthy and helps realise stress so your welcome (dont hate me please)
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Yeah i know, but it's not just you there are many boys like you
 
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