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Our boys are tough! Singapore got hope
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Huh? where's the fight? throwing table and chairs very tough meh?
relax. just a couple of boys playing out their WWE fantasies.
KNN the difference is that they are 四眼瘦仔 sei gan zai KNN
ACS lah!
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Can see the badges on shirts worn.
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Normally I notice monosex schools without girls,their sexuality and masculinity and hormones start to turn inwards like belly buttons,it's like the lack of presence of estrogen to stimulate,the testosterone fest is useless.its like mother nature senses the imbalance in the cycle and tries to compensate.these guys they only know how to form platonic boy relationships all their lives,there is no female estrogen to drive them into a frenzy,no competition for mates,since mother nature is merely a result of chemistry and hormones bending it to it's will,the testosterone cannot be ignored,hence the weaker willed,beta,less testosterone males slowly becomes more docile and effiminate in order to accommodate the both parties testosterone and sexual urges.....now platonic friendship between the same sex can involve love,but if the love becomes too deep it can border on homosexual tendencies despite both parties being straight.these young sec school kids are experiencing the last moments of their manhood.
Once when I went to this secondary school to take an o level exam,it was an all boys school,St Patrick or St Gabriel or something,I was surprised at how the boys talked to one another so soft gentle And effiminate almost like girls,even girls sounded more manly.
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