there’s a reason why long term semen retention makes you run risk of cancer

[Deleted member 86840]

and people say nature isn’t perfect JFL,

it literally all sums up.

it’s simply a way of your body eliminating itself because it acknowledges that you are a loser, you failed at your only real task as a man which is to spread your seed which is objectively the only purpose in life, and so your body will kill itself to make space for someone who will be superior to you, it’s that simple

 

[Deleted member 86840]

nature only rewards those who follow it

tragedy comes to who dont

 

[The Homelander]

Cow dung cures cancer

 

[afroheadluke]

 

[Thinking_CEL]

Failed messure since in nature most if not all people wouldn’t live to the age of ever getting cancer

There’s a reason cancer just literally became common niggas before didn’t live enough to even get it

 

[Deleted member 86840]

Failed messure since in nature most if not all people wouldn’t live to the age of ever getting cancer

There’s a reason cancer just literally became common niggas before didn’t live enough to even get it

we’re not supposed to live as long as we do anyway, that’s why we suffer at old age, it’s unnatural

but regardless, even kids nowadays often get cancer, something that didn’t happen before

 

[Deleted member 17578]

even monkeys masturbate buddy

semen retention is cope

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Semen retention separates higher beings from humans

 

[DarkAscender]

Failed messure since in nature most if not all people wouldn’t live to the age of ever getting cancer

There’s a reason cancer just literally became common niggas before didn’t live enough to even get it

Its the fact that food in stores can have 100 ingredients.. shit is so bad for you.
Compare food today to maybe a couple decades ago. Food is processed af rn and they're even pushing this vegan meat nonsense..
Western Diet is a major offender too, diets high in processed meats, sugar and refined grains are linked with colorectal cancer.

source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articl...erized by,systematic review and meta-analysis.

 

[Deleted member 97378]

Muh nature