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Subject: Why would scientists call it "BPR: Penis Brain Remedy”?
From: "Getinstahard Partner" <Getinstahard [email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2022 03:25:24 -0800 (PST)

Why would scientists call it "BPR: Penis Brain Remedy”?

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ntent on the website was organized into topics such as "Deal With It" (daily life), "Looks Aren't Everything" (fashion and beauty), "Where Do I Go From Here?" (career), and sports.:?154? When Gurl.com was given a new design on November 23, 2000, "Stop, Look, and Listen" (shopping) and "Movers, Shakers, and Media Makers" (celebrities and other women in media) were added as two new sections.:?154? "The Boob Files" had first-person essays written about breasts that were submitted by contributors.:?152? The website also had an advice column run by McDonald, titled "Help Me, Heather."

Because Odes, Drill, and McDonald believed that girls prefer creating to being consumers, the website allowed contributions from its users, such as comics, poems, opinions on current events,:?154? and reviews. For the same reason, they limited contributions from celebrities, as the website was intended to be a counter against aspirational fantasy. One of Gurl.com's notable contributions from its readers was its comics section, which included serializations such as Those Sucky Emotions and Mizbehavior, both initially listed in the "Deal With It" t