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  • It’s an Honour for Women to Steal Your Clothes. Here’s Why

    It’s an Honour for Women to Steal Your Clothes. Here’s Why

    Women go through a lot in this life. When we’re not being subbed for being unable to decide what to eat, we’re getting called out for simply “borrowing” the clothes of our partners and friends. Why this?

    See, people need to understand that the best thing that could happen to you is for a woman to claim ownership of your clothes. I’ll explain.

    It’s the greatest compliment

    A woman actually put clothes you bought on her body? She definitely thinks you’re stylish and have great taste. What greater compliment could there be?

    She’s being considerate of your pocket

    She knows inflation isn’t smiling, so she’s saving you from buying her clothes as gifts. She’s recycling and doing her part in saving the earth. Get you a considerate queen.

    And preventing wastage

    Tell the truth, is it all the clothes in your wardrobe you wear at once? There are shirts you probably haven’t worn in three months. Why should they waste away when your babe can put them to good use? Again, get you a considerate queen.

    You’ll always be on her mind

    Anytime she wears your clothes, she’ll remember you. Do you know what it means for a woman to have you on her mind? Same brain space she’s using to store birthdays, fights from 1997 and period dates? Better appreciate it.

    She trusts your judgement

    Any woman that wears your clothes trusts you. I mean, you could’ve easily stolen the cloth from a person’s grave or from a vengeful ex who has vowed to disgrace you anywhere they see you wearing it. 

    It’s her way of showcasing you to the world

    Think of it as her way of telling people who she’s with without showing your face, AKA soft launching. It’s possible people have seen you in that outfit, so when your babe wears it, they can tell that both the outfit and the person wearing it are all yours.

    At least you know it’s in good hands

    Because no one will show more care for a piece of clothing than a woman. Honestly, all your clothes are better off with her.

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  • Steal the Show at Lagos Fashion Week With These 10 Household Items

    Steal the Show at Lagos Fashion Week With These 10 Household Items

    Over the years, I’ve realised that you don’t need to have money or wear designer clothes to stand out at events. With the 2022 Lagos Fashion Design Week running from the 27th to the 30th of October, I’ve come up with a list of household items that could easily double as fashion statements to steal the show and land you on best-dressed lists everywhere. 

    Thank me later. 

    Grass

    This right here is iconic. I don’t know how the designer pulled it off, but they obviously don’t have two heads, so there’s nothing stopping you. Rainy season has refused to end, which means there’s a lot of grass around you. You can make an up-and-down grass fit. It’s the true definition of going green, and I love it. 

    A Raincoat

    I’ve always believed raincoats are outfits in their own right. A typical raincoat has sleeves, a hoodie and sometimes, pockets. What else do you need? So all I’m asking you to do here is take your raincoat to the local tailor in our area and ask him to make this design. Please and please, sit beside that tailor until they’re done, so you don’t end up doing  What I ordered vs What I got

    The trash in your bin 

    This outfit is how we’ll end global warming, trust me. Nigeria has a waste control problem, and a dress like this is the best way to recycle the waste in your house and do your part to fight global warming. You’ll be doing a lot for the environment than those celebrities who do adverts and donate money towards fighting global warming, but still use private jets from Lagos to Abuja. 

    The actual bin 

    Why stop at the trash in your waste bin when you could be innovative AF and turn the whole waste bin (and that black nylon, too) into a cocktail dress? You can also complete the look with a hat even Princess Diana would be jealous of? 

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    Your bed

    This is for people who like to leave events early because they want to sleep. With this outfit, you get to kill two birds with one stone: You steal the show and get everyone talking about how “avant-garde” you are, and when your social battery starts to run out, you can just lie down in your mobile bed. Win-win.

    Mosquito net 

    With a fabulous mosquito net fit, you can catch the attention of the fashion community, the internet and maybe your crush. Yes, I think that’s a valid enough reason to try this. If you get malaria because you used your only net to make an outfit, well, that’s a small price to pay for being a fashion icon. 

    All your school bags 

    Ignore all the fashion people that pretend like one bag — or those tiny Jacquemus bags — are enough for fashion week. Where will you put all your stress, lies, lip balm, white handkerchief and Chicken Republic chickwizz? You need all the space you can get, so get inspired by this model and wear all the bags in your house. Borrow from your neighbours if you have to. 

    Toilet paper

    Kindly note that the toilet paper used for this fabulous pantsuit hasn’t been used. I repeat, IT HASN’T BEEN USED. Because I don’t need anyone pulling up to the Zikoko office to say we advised them to use stained toilet paper for an outfit. I’m only asking you to use clean toilet paper. I’m not crazy. 

    A bag of rice

    If there’s one thing Nigerians never get tired of, it’s rice. Rice is everywhere, whether it’s Jollof, fried, concoction or local. This means that finding an old bag of rice will not be a problem. Plus, the colour of the sack is a perfect shade to compliment your melanin. These things are essential. 

    Someone else 

    If none of the other suggestions lands you on a “best street style” page, wear someone else. There’s no way you’ll wear someone, and heads won’t turn to look at you. This is the fit to end all fits. 

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  • What’s the Item of Clothing That Makes You Feel Confident?

    What’s the Item of Clothing That Makes You Feel Confident?

    Everyone has that outfit or item of clothing that makes them ooze confidence when they wear it. For me, it’s workout clothes. I just like the way they fit on my body — it’s as if the clothes are pressing out my flaws. And I love how compression pants make my legs look great. 

    I was interested in knowing the different items of clothing that made other people feel confident. So I went to do amebo and ask people. 

    Abraham*,22

    My anxiety comes out to play every now and then, and so I really appreciate the anonymity that face masks bring to the table. 

    Abiola, 25

    I prioritize my comfort over anything. I’m confident when I’m comfortable, and that’s why I love sweat pants. I can wear them anywhere. I’ll be the type of rich person that wears sweatpants and slippers to the club. 

    Ade,24

    I feel confident in ashawo shorts and long white Nike socks. Because they show off my gym gains (thighs and calves). I go to the gym, simply because I want to be able to look sexy in shorts, not really for my health. 

    Oretha,24 

    I’m obsessed with sneakers. If I had my way I’d wear them with everything, but I’m poor right now so I can’t exactly be a sneakerhead; I have only four. Sneakers make me feel so cool. They complete me. 

    Amaka*, 27

    I don’t exactly have the figure-eight shape with a big bum, but when I wear jeans, it suddenly feels like I do. I don’t know if it’s because of how tight they are on my body, but they shape my body. 

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    Ola,27 

    I feel confident when I wear Nigerian trad. Because of my big and tall stature, I look and feel like a sugar daddy when I wear traditional outfits, and I love it so much.

    Ife, 26

    Give me a well-cut two-piece suit and I’ll feel like the sexiest man in the world. When I wear suits, it’s like I’m a rich man that has his life together. I walk with my chest up and my head high and I feel like I can do anything. 

    Awele, 23

    A body fitting, high neck, midi-length dress with a side slit, paired with really good high heel shoes (very important). I have a nice figure and this is the type of dress that shows it off well. Heels give me the balance and posture that flats don’t, which makes me stand tall and feel confident. 

    Dami, 25

    There’s just something about wearing matching bras and panties that makes me feel great. When I wear them, it’s as if I have my life together. 

    Sarah*,26 

    Give me a dress with a thigh-high slit that shows cleavage and it’s over for everybody. I love the way my breasts look when I wear dresses with plunging necklines. Showing off the assets that God blessed me with makes me feel confident. 

    Eseosa,25

    I like rings. They make my fingers pop, especially when I have long nails. Even when I’m not dressed up,  just having different types of rings on my finger can make me feel sexy. 

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  • 6 Ways To Prevent Women From Stealing Your Clothes

    6 Ways To Prevent Women From Stealing Your Clothes

    The story of the 10 Plagues of Egypt you read in the Bible was scary but it didn’t tell of all the plagues. There was one more it failed to mention. No, it’s not COVID-19. It’s women coming to your house and stealing your clothes. The reason why your money is running out is because you keep buying shirts women end up stealing. So here are 6 sure ways you can prevent women from stealing your clothes like the robbers that they are.

    1. Lock your wardrobe when she comes around

    If you want to keep the thieves out, you have to keep your possessions under lock and key.  You get to keep your perfume safe too.

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    2. Don’t let her enter your room

    If she can’t enter your room, she won’t see the clothes and perfume to steal. You can hire a bouncer to stay outside your door.

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    3. Don’t let her come to your house

    Forget Netflix and Chill. Hang in places like Chicken Republic or in a quiet park somewhere. That way you get to know her. If you must Netflix and Chill, go to her house. You might even find something nice to steal for yourself and turn the tables on them.

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    4. Cuddle her when you sleep

    Hold her tight while you sleep, not only because you’re fond of her but also to prevent her from sorting through your clothes while you sleep to find the one she wants to take. A word is enough.

    5. Wear only trad

    She can’t steal your trad. The only downside is that you become one of those men that wear trad to the beach. That’s bad.

    6. Buy…interesting clothes

    If your clothes will cause a Lagosian to look at you twice, don’t worry, she won’t touch it with a long pole. You get to keep all your clothes.

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  • 6 Pieces Of Clothes That Betray Women Every Time

    6 Pieces Of Clothes That Betray Women Every Time

    Every woman knows the pain of selecting an outfit for the day and having that outfit backstab them in one way or another. Here are 6 pieces of clothes that consistently betray women.

    Bras

    seven bras on clothesline isolated on white

    For clothes that were made to support women, bras have turned to the dark side by acting as a constriction device.  The sigh of relief when you take off your bra after a day of pretending to be okay is a sure sign that bras cross the thin line between upholding a woman’s breast and squeezing it until they cannot breathe properly. See a Nigerian man for more details on this.

    Bodycon Dresses

    It’s date night and you’re all glammed up looking like a peng thing in your bodycon dress then you make the mistake of exhaling the small air you were holding in. Now, you look like you’re 6 months pregnant and you haven’t even had dinner yet. Bodycon dresses were designed to portray women as peng things with a pouch. They point out the fact that you only did sit-up for 5 minutes before checking for abs.

    Jeans

    I didn’t want to do this but it has to be done. Ladies, what’s up with our jeans looking all fit and trimmed and perfect at the start of the day and then 2 hours out, they become like Semo, without form and purpose. They look like they age at the rate of avocados. Why?

    Off-Shoulder Outfit

    Asides the fact that this outfit choice is very offensive to our A-cup sisters, the technical design is flawed. You can’t raise your hands with confidence, you can’t twerk with your shoulders. Basically, the outfit doesn’t allow you to become your true self. Your body has to be kept a certain way else you’d have to keep adjusting and re-adjusting. Stress.

    Heels

    There is something about wearing heels that makes you feel powerful. You are on top of the world. You tower over your enemies, you are a goddess gracing lesser beings with your presence all until you have to walk on grass or the streets of Nigeria. Heels are for women who drive because jumping danfo with that 5-inch stiletto is going to kill you. Asides from being discriminatory against women with no funds, heels will have your ankles acting out when you’re older which is weird because you don’t see men shoes trying to kill them. 

    Thongs

    I have never seen a piece of clothing that desperately tries to eat ass as hard as thongs. One moment you’re good, the next you’re trying to remove a thick string from your ass crack. Like bro, buy me dinner first.  Know this, as sure as a compass needle finds the north, a thong will find a way to eat your ass. 

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  • 8 Items You’ll Find in Every Igbo Man’s Wardrobe

    8 Items You’ll Find in Every Igbo Man’s Wardrobe

    1) A Net Singlet:

    Arguably the most impractical piece of clothing on the planet.

    2) Ripped Jeans:

    You get extra points if they’re dirty ripped jeans.

    3) Snake Skin Shoes

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    4) An undersized snapback cap.

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    That they always wear with the brim put to the side. Making them look like early 2000s music video gangsters

    5) A badly-tailored pair of pants with the in-seam way higher than it should be.

    You get extra points if it’s some ridiculously bright colour like red or neon green.

    6) A shirt covered in the severed heads of a wild animal.

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    Usually a lion or tiger.

    7) A terrifying walking stick that they only use to to intimidate people at weddings.

    8) Finally, a bunch of keys that don’t really open anything that you can wear around your ring finger and jingle when you walk.

    C’mon, don’t give me that stuff. We all know those keys are for show.

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  • 6 Extremely Confusing Pieces Of Clothing That’ll Make You Ask ‘What Was The Reason?’

    6 Extremely Confusing Pieces Of Clothing That’ll Make You Ask ‘What Was The Reason?’

    I’m not going to pretend to know much about fashion. I’m the kind of person that puts comfort really high on the list of things to consider when picking clothes. And that, ladies & gentlemen, is what gives me the right to question these pieces of clothing.

    1) Sleeveless Sweaters/Hoodies

    sleeveless hoodie

    My secondary school’s official sweater was sleeveless and I distinctly remember it not doing shit for anybody whenever the weather was cold. The worst part is that our principal would whoop the hell out of anyone who wore a sweater that wasn’t the school’s official one. Over a decade later and I still don’t get it. Sweaters should have sleeves. WTF is the point?!

    2) Crop top jackets

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    So the weather was cold enough to warrant wearing a jacket but not long enough to cover your entire torso? Did the cold not extend from your chest and arms to your midriff? Explain!

    3) Skirts attached to pants.

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    I humbly ask the people who wear this to pick a struggle. It’s either one or the either. Can’t be both, dammit!

    4) One-sleeved shirts

    sleeveless

    Chile, where is the other half of your shirt??

    5) Bandana Tops

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    How do they stay up? HOW?!

    6) Severely Distressed Jeans

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    Look, if you’re going to wear shit like this, you might as well just wear shorts. These jeans look like someone was mauled by a wild animal in them. Kilode??

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  • 8 Things That Happen When You Go Clothes Shopping At Yaba Market

    1. You will get there and find out that everything is insanely overpriced.

    Jesus!

    2. The moment you get there, all the people selling stuff will come down on you like vultures on a corpse.

    AUNTY! YOU WAN BUY SHIRT?! I GET FINE JEANS TROUSERS FOR YOU OH!!!

    3. If you’re fat, one of them will rudely scream at you that they have your size.

    ARE YOU MAD?! DID I TELL YOU THAT I HAVE PROBLEM FINDING MY SIZE??!

    4. Someone will try and sell you something that is obviously fake all the while violently insisting that it’s original.

    But Sir, WHY is the Puma smoking weed??!!!

    5. There will be one guy who approaches you the moment you get to the market, will stick with you the entire time you’re there and then when you’re done, will ask you for money.

    Listen. it’s not like I don’t appreciate the fact that you followed me around all day for some reason, but why are you disturbing me? Did I call you?

    6. Those Hausa guys in long flowing Senegalese natives will ask you if you want to change dollars.

    But all i’m carrying is a poly bag. Who brings dollars to the market to change IN A POLY BAG??! LOL

    7. When you get home, you’ll find at least one ridiculously ugly shirt that will make you wonder just what the hell you were thinking when you decided to buy it.

    What even is this?? Did they jazz me??

    8. You will also find out that one of the things you bought for a ridiculous amount of money, is not your size.

    Jesus NO!

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  • Have Your Clothes Ever Torn In Public? This Is Your Story.

    Have Your Clothes Ever Torn In Public? This Is Your Story.

    1. When you are lifting your leg to climb okada and you hear the sound of something rip.

    2. When you start feeling the breeze around your bum because kasala has burst.

    3. How your fellow pedestrians look at you now that you are suffering.

    4. Meanwhile, some shameless people are looking at you, like:

    5. But your house is too far and you’ll be late for work.

    6. So you have to enter the market in your state of shame to buy new clothes.

    7. Then the shop owner starts trying to take advantage of you because they can see you are desperate.

    8. They don’t know that you have only lost your clothes and not your mind.

    9. When you do too much shakara and you have to go and look for a tailor.

    10. Now you are sitting in the tailors shop full of shame and regret, like:

    11. Meanwhile the tailor does not have sense so he sews the cloth jagga jagga.

    12. So now your clothes are no longer torn but you look like someone that has been through struggle!

  • That Time My Slippers Cut In Public

    That Time My Slippers Cut In Public

    1. So one Saturday, I was about to start my day of relaxation with breakfast.

    2. Then I realised there was no oil in my kitchen.

    3. Which means I had to leave my house!

    4. Halfway through the journey, my slippers cut!

    5. First, I wondered if I should go back home or just continue.

    6. But then would I drag my leg with the torn slippers?

    7. Or maybe I should remove both slippers.

    8. But will I use my bare feet to roam the streets?

    9. So I started dragging my leg back home!

    10. Some people were looking at me like:

    11. Meanwhile the remaining were laughing at me like:

    12. Then I heard someone consoling me for my paralysis.

    13. I eventually dragged myself home

    14. Full of shame and regret!

    15. And slept away the hunger that put me in trouble in the first place!

  • 7 Aso Ebi Styles We Are Tired of Seeing

    1. The dramatic flared sleeves

    It’s enough oh!

    2. Women in agbada

    Let’s allow this style relax until further notice.

    3. Itty bitty crop tops

    We’ve seen enough midriffs sha!

    4. The floor length cape

    Superman is no longer looking for a deputy. Thanks for the fashionable application.

    5. The peplum top

    One day we will have a national meeting and agree that this style needs to rest!

    6. Oleku

    Please, please and please! Allow the outfit of our grandmothers rest.

    7. The high-low outfit

    Please choose one, long or short!
  • That Time I Disgraced Myself At A Fashion Boutique

    That Time I Disgraced Myself At A Fashion Boutique

    So a few days after I got paid I was feeling like a boss.

    Biggest babe!

    And I decided that I was going to treat myself to a shopping spree.

    Because I’ve got money!

    So I walked into a store that I had admired from afar with confidence and pride.

    Swaggiest baby girl in the nation!

    I looked at the prices of one or two things and realised that I could really go on a spree.

    YESSSS!!

    So I picked up about 12 items and then went to the dressing room to do my own personal fashion show.

    I was looking too fabulous.

    Because I’m such a hottie almost all the clothes fit me really well.

    I mean what did you expect.

    When I came out I caught 2 of the sales girl giving me a side eye.

    Ahn ahn?

    I started to get the vibe that they felt their shop was too good for me.

    Ok. Very what? Very good

    I knew I was going to show them.

    Because shame to bad people!

    So I carried my items with me and cat-walked again to the till.

    Because I’m that chick!

    The sales girl started checking out the clothes and that’s where my problem started.

    Sigh!

    All of a sudden I started seeing big big numbers on the till.

    Eh!

    Apparently the first outfit I had picked was from the 70% off sales rack.

    Ah!

    As I figured this out the number on the till was still rising.

    Oh my God!

    So I started forming like there were things I didn’t notice about the clothes.

    Yes oh!

    First I said I wanted to know if they had one dress in a different colour.

    “Maybe aquamarine fondant yellow or burnt iced red.”

    Then I said one suit had an odd fit.

    “The trousers are a bit too snug around my hips.”

    Then I said one skirt was too short.

    “I just don’t want to be indecent.”

    Meanwhile the other sales girls were looking at me like:

    What a shame!

    I ignored them and continued my nonsense till I had reduced my items to two..

    Yup!

    And the only reason I didn’t go down to one was so I wouldn’t be such a blatant cheapskate.

    Before those sales girls start laughing at me.

    So I happily handed over my card only for it to be declined!

    Hay God!

    They tried again, and the same thing happened.

    Why me?

    I just had to mumble excuses and run out of there with whatever shame I had left.

    Very fast!

    And till date I have not been able to go back into that store!

    Because once bitten, twice shy.
  • The Stress Of Having Your Nigerian Mother Buy Clothes For You

    The Stress Of Having Your Nigerian Mother Buy Clothes For You

    1. When you tell your mother you need clothes and she asks if you’ve finished wearing the ones you have.

    Hay God!

    2. When your hear your mother shout “come and see if this shirt is your size”.

    YES!!!

    3. Your face, when your mother says “you’ll grow into it”:

    Be lying.

    4. When you ask your mother to buy adidas for you and she comes home with:

    “What’s the difference?”

    5. When you ask your mother for a suit vs. When you ask your mother for jeans:

    If it is not “responsible” cloth, you are not smelling any money.

    6. When she uses a broomstick to measure your shoe size before going to the market.

    Which one is this?

    7. When she still comes home with shoes that are two sizes too big.

    She will now give you paper to chook inside.

    8. When you ask her to help you buy something and she makes you follow her to the market.

    Hian! On top socks?

    9. When she refused to buy that shirt you liked just because of extra N500.

    Na wa oh!

    10. When she buys your Christmas clothes in July because it will be cheaper.

    Mama the mama.

    11. When she buys you something and you ask her how much it was.

    “Do you want to give me the money back?”

    12. When she buys you and all your siblings the exact same cloth.

    Who is doing ‘and co’ with you people?

    13. You, on that rare occasion your mother actually buys you something you like.

    Wow! So you sabi like this?
  • 12 Things You’ll Understand If You’ve Ever Gone Shopping At A Nigerian ‘Boutique’

    12 Things You’ll Understand If You’ve Ever Gone Shopping At A Nigerian ‘Boutique’

    1. How they are named:

    Na wa.

    2. You: “I’m looking for a blue shirt”. Them: “This yellow shirt will fit you more.”

    Are you mad?

    3. When they wash and hang okrika for you to buy.

    Better leave this place.

    4. When they add the price for their AC and transport on each cloth.

    See me see trouble.

    5. You, when you hear their prices.

    Chai!

    6. When you see the real price of what you bought somewhere else.

    Jehovah!

    7. Nigerian boutiques and blue fluorescent.

    All of them.

    8. When whatever you buy is always finer in the boutique.

    The boutique light jazz.

    9. When the only shoes they know how to sell are loafers.

    Ugh!

    10. When they are selling Louis Vuitton and Gucci bags for “ten thazand”.

    See this one.

    11. Your face, when they swear it is original.

    I’ve heard.

    12. This struggle:

  • Flavour Is The New Kim K And We Have Proof

    Flavour Is The New Kim K And We Have Proof

    When he’s not slaying everyone with his awesome Igbo vibes..

    He’s constantly showing off his 6 pack to the world.

    People scream his name whenever he gets on stage.

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    Some of them even shed tears.

    Reminds us of the beautiful Kim K.

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    The gorgeous reality star and entrepreneur who shows off her body whenever she feels like tensioning the world.

    Although Kim gives us reasons, however flimsy for posting sultry pictures of herself.

    She once said her two year old daughter, North ‘accidentally’ posted a picture of her in bikini on  Instagram.

    Flavour doesn’t care.

    He just posts his semi nude pictures like that.

    Is it that he doesn’t have anything to wear like Kim?

    His fans can kuku donate clothes for him.

    Or is his backside always itching?

    Maybe all his boxers and trousers just don’t fit.

    We get that he thinks he’s really hot and wants to show off his body. However, clothes don’t look bad on him either.

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