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Fleshy hand bumps explain romance

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Blame your tragic dating life on the padding under your thumb. The Mount of Venus in palmistry claims that the plumpness of this specific hand region dictates your capacity for passion. A flat bump means you are doomed to terrible dates forever.

Fleshy hand bumps explain romance
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