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I'm Only 23, but I Hate my Flat Butt. I Also Don't Have $5000 Lying Around. Are There Options? (photo)

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ChunkyMonkeyJun 19, 2013

I'm 5'6". I have a beer belly, thick thighs and no butt. Very wide hips, I'm big boned, flabby arms, almost a double chin, and DD breasts.

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