The Word ‘nice’ Should Be Permanently Replaced With The Word ‘sexy’. Life Would Be So Much More

The word ‘nice’ should be permanently replaced with the word ‘sexy’. Life would be so much more interesting.

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Pencil, charcoal, oil paints on canvas.

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