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Average penis size and body, "Ashan" his nick.
i love to see this twink.
i dont know if he is indonesian or malaysian or Filipino.
but i could say that he is malay race.
what i talk about malay race is not merely malaysian,
but also included to the west indonesian people, thailand, filipino
brunei D is categorized as Malay Race.
ok never mind, let's see these pictures below:
note:
What is malay race?
"In his 1775 doctoral dissertation titled De generis humani varietate nativa (On the Natural Varieties of Mankind), Blumenbach outlined four main human races by skin color, namely Caucasian (white), Ethiopian (black), Native American (red), and Mongolian (yellow).
By 1795, Blumenbach added another race called 'Malay' which he considered to be a subcategory of both the Ethiopian and Mongoloid races. The Malay race were those of a "brown color, from olive and a clear mahogany to the darkest clove or chestnut brown." Blumenbach expanded the term "Malay" to include the inhabitants of the Marianas, the Philippines, the Malukus, Sundas, as well as Pacific Islands such as Tahitians. He considered a Tahitian skull he had received to be the missing link; showing the transition between the "primary" race, the Caucasians, and the "degenerate" race, the Negroids"
Average penis size and body, "Ashan" his nick.
i love to see this twink.
i dont know if he is indonesian or malaysian or Filipino.
but i could say that he is malay race.
what i talk about malay race is not merely malaysian,
but also included to the west indonesian people, thailand, filipino
brunei D is categorized as Malay Race.
ok never mind, let's see these pictures below:
note:
What is malay race?
"In his 1775 doctoral dissertation titled De generis humani varietate nativa (On the Natural Varieties of Mankind), Blumenbach outlined four main human races by skin color, namely Caucasian (white), Ethiopian (black), Native American (red), and Mongolian (yellow).
By 1795, Blumenbach added another race called 'Malay' which he considered to be a subcategory of both the Ethiopian and Mongoloid races. The Malay race were those of a "brown color, from olive and a clear mahogany to the darkest clove or chestnut brown." Blumenbach expanded the term "Malay" to include the inhabitants of the Marianas, the Philippines, the Malukus, Sundas, as well as Pacific Islands such as Tahitians. He considered a Tahitian skull he had received to be the missing link; showing the transition between the "primary" race, the Caucasians, and the "degenerate" race, the Negroids"
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