Grapefruits712
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Can you imagine having Bradley present to you in a corporate setting? My colleagues and I would be cackling at the “thank’s” typo alone… I can’t imagine the rest of the slide deck!
Wow what a sweeping statement that men marry younger women. This guy is so small minded and it’s just so worrying that ppl actually listen to this shiteSeriously......
Ahaha who is he kidding... he looks like he washes his face with a Guinness and then rubs some Spam into it, then lets it bake in the sun.He obviously asked himself this question. First because I refuse to believe anyone would want skincare “advise” from a wrinkled thumb who looks 10 years older than he is, but also because the grammar mistake in the question gives him away.
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‘men have ALWAYS married younger’ WTAF? Get in the bin Bradley! What a load of rubbish. Shame that you already look 10 years older than your actual age too, you twat.Seriously......
"the advantage of being a male" ; "men have always married younger"Seriously......
he really does spread poison under the guise of “help”. It’s all innocent guys, he’s just wanting us to be healthy. And despite having zero qualifications in any sort of medical capacity, his brand of what health looks like is the correct one. It looks like six packs and toned and flat stomachs and peachy bums. (I’m not even joking. He’s spoken about how Maya Jama wanted to work with him to get a nicer bum. How is that health related?!)Currently listening to Audrey Gordon's book "You just need to lose weight" and what you say is absolutely 100% correct. She talks a lot about thin (especially white) people feeling highly superior to those who are heavier and therefore have this sort of savior complex (or she says it, much better: "i think your body is a problem and you failed to solve it").
If anyone struggles with weight or mistreatment due to it I highly recommend it. A lot of the things she speaks about is what we talk about here as well. Even if you have never been fat or obese, a lot of us can learn from it, and look at the problems that people like Bradley instill in us more closely.