EdouardManlet
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What do you even do in this situation?
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What do you even do in this situation?
OP is 6'9 with 14 inch Punjabi cock.nice nickname bro![]()
Well tbf this is more about strength than height@LooksOverAll Which cope you gonna use for this one???
What do you even do in this situation?
Small height difference doesn't matter too much. But big size difference= strength differenceWell tbf this is more about strength than height
For the average person yesSmall height difference doesn't matter too much. But big size difference= strength difference
What do you even do in this situation?

What do you even do in this situation?
yeah. as a short guy/manlet/etc.. You need to leverage your move-ability, and circles, side steps, twists, etc.. That the only chnce you got. You can't out power/strength them. but you can out move them, but you need to avoid straight lines. side steps, twists, etc..Tbh I had a 6ft2 mate who tried something similar to me once. He kept pushing me around, so as a joke I almost judo threw him and he got quite shook. I laughed a bit because to me I was just being a bit playful, but he totally shat himself and asked me how on earth I was so fast and if he thinks I could have thrown him lol.
Guy approached submissive af to begin with
Poor feller. He then thought to himself, FUCK THIS EARTH! I HOPE THIS WHOLE PLANET BURNS IN A FOREVER FIRE AND ALL THAT WAS GOOD BECOMES SHIT!
I do judo and stuff man, honestly that manlet in the video reminds me of my old self before I trained. He was legit too scared to do anything back and has accepted his place - I.E. Him being weaker than most menyeah. as a short guy/manlet/etc.. You need to leverage your move-ability, and circles, side steps, twists, etc.. That the only chnce you got. You can't out power/strength them. but you can out move them, but you need to avoid straight lines. side steps, twists, etc..