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Hoping you can tell me, is little bit of cellulite a complete turn off?
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Cellulite: Everyone has it to some degree... But to call it a turnoff seems to border on exaggeration. There are so many other, more significant turn offs such as body odor, etc. And there are so many other turn ons that cellulite really shouldn't matter.
Answered 7/25/2013
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Not at all: Even supermodels have cellulite. It's just photoshopped out of the pictures you see.
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