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brutish beauty

My brother isn’t terribly concerned with maintaining a masculine image. Back in the ’90s, he attended an all-boys’ boarding school in Queensland (one can only imagine the atrocities he saw in his formative years), but as I look at him today, I feel a sense of pride.

My brother has always appreciated main-character attire. In his uni days,

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