Why

[Vermilioncore]

Why did an old fat slut show her adult daughter a photo of me and say “we both think you’re hot”

Then I said “what if I fucked your daughter’s asshole and then made you suck me off right after?” Then she said that would be sexy

What a sick woman. She needs help if she thinks of her own daughter that way

 

[LancasteR]

 

[Vermilioncore]

Nah give me an answer why was she so evil and weird.

 

[Abhorrence]

Because

 

[Vermilioncore]

Because

Why did she wanna taste her own daughter’s asshole? She’s gotta be monitored or put on the registry. That’s not right, bud.

 

[LancasteR]

Nah give me an answer why was she so evil and weird.

Because most women are encouraged to be evil and full of themselves nowadays

 

[Vermilioncore]

Because most women are encouraged to be evil and full of themselves nowadays

Yeah but why did she wanna do those things with her daughter? She’s sick.

 

[JohnDoe]

Yeah but why did she wanna do those things with her daughter? She’s sick.

most women see their daughters as competition

 

[Manletmachine]

Because it never happened that why bud

 

[LancasteR]

Yeah but why did she wanna do those things with her daughter? She’s sick.

Because she‘s sick and twisted in the mind

 

[not__cel]

Mothers and daughters share a complex and multifaceted relationship that can sometimes involve elements of competition. This competition can stem from various psychological, social, and cultural factors:

1. Identity and Self-Worth: Mothers may see their daughters as extensions of themselves, and their achievements or appearance may reflect back on the mother's identity and perceived success. This can lead to subconscious competition to maintain or enhance a sense of self-worth through their daughters' accomplishments or appearance.
2. Unfulfilled Dreams: Some mothers may project their own unfulfilled aspirations onto their daughters, hoping they can achieve what they couldn't. This can create pressure and competition if the mother becomes overly invested in her daughter's achievements.
3. Generational Differences: Societal norms and expectations change over generations. What was valued or deemed important during the mother's upbringing may differ from what the daughter faces today. This can lead to conflicts over lifestyle choices, career paths, or even personal values, fueling competition as each tries to assert their perspective

 

[Vermilioncore]

Because it never happened that why bud

Yeah it did her name was Robin and she was ugly as shit

 

[PeiFan94]

How come u didn't show up and blow them to smithereens and turn the ashes into a halloween decoration type shit