Like A Mother: Part 1

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Ok dad tells Keita that he needs a mom. Three candidates: a Yellow haired, a Blue haired and a Red haired one. They must live together and he gets to choose the winner.

So we have 3 beautiful women living with one guy, its harem time. But let’s make this more interesting, let’s give him a female friend who secretly loves and masturbates about him.

So now who’ll be the first to fck him? How about the drunk Red? There’s an H scene, she passes out before things go too far.
But Blue is caught by Keita while she’s masturbating with his underwear so she gets to be
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the first one fcked.

Ok time to make this more interesting the female friend decides that she wants to be a candidate to be his mom. Why? Is it because she loves him? Well if you love him you should try to be his girl friend. If you’re his mom you’ll be fcking his dad, idiot.

Anyways who’s next? Keita goes up to Yellow’s room, there’s a blackout and they fck.

So the hentai is running out of time so they decide to skip everything and have his friend confess her love to him and lets have an orgy. (You call yourselves mothers?) Well at least they’re all bi-curious so we get some yuri too. And Keita takes his friend’s virginity.

You should also know that Red is never penetrated by Keita.
They never show who he chooses. And they all live happily ever after, or something.

Conclusion

It’s funny. You’ll love the father character he’s fun.

The girls are all different: we have the clumsy one, motherly one, tuff one, and the childhood friend one.
Each H and sex scene is different. But nothing about this hentai surprised me because I’ve seen this before.
It made me chuckle, it might do the same for you. Watch it, you might like it.

Rate Good.

this review might be short cause most hentai i see have really nothing going for them but lets see

Story: so basically the story is that the dad feels like Keita needs a mother figure so he basically find 3 candidates to be his mother and a fourth one not until like the last episode (she says something at the end of the frist but shes not actually entered in until the last one) basically thats the story

Art: art is decent not that bad at all

Sound: sound is good aswell nothing bad about it

Character: Keita is the main guy of the hentai and is pretty
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much a nice and good guy in the hentai. Noriko is a detective but also get drunk and what not (funny thing is she actually never had sex with keita only really gave me a blowjob). Chiyo another mother candidate is the clumsy and also the one that cant cook either. Kazuho shes actually the one that really acts like a mother in the hentai but she is pretty nice and what not. Haruka is the 4 and last mother candidate she honestly is nice and also has feeling for Keita but also a bit on the rude side but in a nice way.

Enjoyment: i personally like this hentai the sex scenes are REALLY good also the bit of comedy is good aswell ill stress this there are NO rape or anything like that this is pure vanilla.

Overall: easily a 8 the sex scenes were good the bit of comedy was good easily worth the watch

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One day, my father suddenly says to me, "I think you'll need your mother, Keita." My mother passed away when I was a kid. I was sad at first, but I somehow managed to accept it. But why now...? Anyway, my father brings four ladies in front of me and says, "The girl who goes with you the best will become your mother. You live with them for a while and score them." I don't need my mother anymore, so I just give them low scores. Like this, I start living together with four ladies...

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Ep 230: Chapter 1 of Declutter Like A Mother!

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Ep 230: Chapter 1 of Declutter Like A Mother!
Today I am reading you chapter one of my new book, Declutter Like a Mother, which is releasing on September 7th! I am so, so excited for you to finally get your hands on this book, and I hope you enjoy this first chapter! Here we go!
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Mom life. We’re surrounded by the message that it’s the tired life. The no-time-for-myself life. The hard life. We’re supposed to get through it. Survive. Cling on by the last little thread. And at the same time, Carpe Diem—enjoy every moment because it’s going to go by so fast. The typical mom culture that sends us all kinds of mixed, typically negative messages. We shouldn’t take care of ourselves; it’s selfish. The more ragged you run yourself, the bigger your badge of honor. But also, ditch your mom bod and work out. Don’t yell. Make more money. Show up. Be better, but not at the expense of time with your kids. I am putting a hard stop to all of this. While being a mom, running a business, and whatever else you might have going on is hard, it is a lot and there’s lots of giving of yourself, the idea that motherhood means living a joyless, nonstop-hustle-with-zero-balance kind of life, where you give and give and give and never take, needs to stop.
I’m on a mission to help you stop counting down the minutes till bedtime (at least most days). Stop the mom guilt and shame game. Stop cleaning up after your kids’ childhood and start being present for it. I want to help you thrive in work, home and life. I believe in John 10:10 that we are called to living an abundant life and I know moms are not excluded from that promise. Join me in conversations about simplicity, some business and life hacks, spirituality and lots of other good stuff that leads to a life of less for the sake of enjoying more in your motherhood. I’m Allie Casazza and this is The Purpose Show.
Chapter One: Things are about to get so much lighter.
Minimalism is not the point of this book. Did you just stop and check your device to make sure you’re listening to the right audiobook?
Don’t worry if you did. But since we’re going to deal with a lot over the course of this journey, I want to make sure we’re on the same page before we dive in.
I don’t care about the rules. I don’t care how other people define minimalism. I really don’t even care about minimalism itself. For me, it’s simply a means to get to the goal of a better, lighter life.
I’m definitely not interested in the one-size-fits-all approach to minimalism that has taken the world by storm the past few years. You know the kind I’m talking about. It’s the kind that really only works if you’re single or bored or don’t have kids.
I don’t care if you call what I do minimalism . I’m using that word because that’s what everyone else calls the removal of excess stuff. I needed a well-known word to express what it was that took me from feeling overwhelmed, depressed, overcomplicated, and overburdened to feeling light, joyful, present, and purposeful in my life.
But maybe the word I’m looking for is less . Maybe it’s simplicity . Maybe it’s i ntentionality . Or maybe I need to make up my own word.
How about simplicitism ? That feels a bit better, but it’s kind of a mouthful. And it’s also not really a word, but it’s fine.
Whatever we call it, it’s about being intentional. It’s about simplifying. It’s about having less of what doesn’t matter in order to make room for what does.
Generally, I think most people would envision minimalism as empty white rooms with a few succulents on the counter, like Kim Kardashian’s bathroom.
If you’re listening to this audiobook, chances are, you’re a mom (though you might be a dad or a grandmother or just a person who likes the cover of this book). And if you’re someone even remotely like me, then the white-on-white-barely-furnished-perfectly-clean rooms kind of minimalism isn’t going to work for you.
I mean, come on. I’m a working mom of four kids who are home-educated, and I run an active business with my husband from our home. If I tried to subscribe to the kind of minimalism that a lot of other people subscribe to, I would fail. Epically.
It’s not that I am a failure at minimalism; It’s just that that type of minimalism won’t work for me. If it’s not relative to me and my family, then what’s the point?
Pursuing that type of minimalism for the sake of wide-open, empty space doesn’t fit into a life full of noisy, playful kids and all the messes that come from having a good time. So, what kind of minimalism do moms need? Moms need the kind of minimalism that works for them.
Take a second to let the simplicity of that sink in. The kind of minimalism moms need is the kind that works for moms. It’s the kind that helps you, the kind that supports you, the kind that makes you feel lighter without making you feel like there’s a massive set of unrealistic rules you need to follow.
It’s the kind of minimalism that is relative to the family you’re raising, the home you live in, the climate in your region, whether you live in a suburb or a city, and most importantly, the story you’re telling with your life and your home.
Your home is a reflection of your life story. If the minimalism you’re implementing isn’t relative to the story you’re telling, you’re going to end up getting rid of stuff just for the sake of having less.
This kind of rigid rules-based minimalism can end up being the opposite of freeing. It can leave you obsessing over the number of things you have in your home rather than creating space for life to happen and actually resting in the enjoyment of it.
That being said, you obviously don’t need to keep every single thing in your house. That also wouldn’t support you in being present for your life. Minimalism that works is all about balance. Most of the time, things are just things, but we over-complicate them by attaching meaning to objects.
Here’s the foundation I need you to understand: What takes up your space takes up your time.
Let’s use a basic household appliance to demonstrate my point. I’m going to go with the toaster. Whether you have a toaster or a toaster oven, it’s safe to assume you probably have some sort of bread-crisping apparatus in your home. Don’t get hung up on the appliance. Insert whatever you have in your kitchen and just work with me here.
Your toaster sits on your kitchen counter waiting to be used. It doesn’t seem like it requires very much of you, and it doesn’t even take up that much space. But because it’s there, you use it. It requires you to empty out the crumb tray, wipe it down and clean around it, or pick it up to clean underneath it (on the days where you care enough to do so).
Even something as inconspicuous as a toaster that just sits there takes up your time every so often. Let’s estimate that it takes about two seconds to
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