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THE BELIEF THAT YOUR BEACHBOY IS DIFFERENT

 We would like to tell thank you to all women who are writing us and sharing a lot of terrible stories with beachboys. We are really surprised how many women were cheated by them. Once again - this blog is especially for us and about us. So that's why we will publish one short - but suited note we got. Well written. Thank you a lot for all the support we feel and we had from all of you. 



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  1. AnonymJune 11, 2022 at 12:32 PM

    How can this be a surprise? Open your eyes and watch yourself what is going on day by day on the beach, streets, bars of Zanzibar etc.! Thats not hard to guess that there must be a lot women who got cheated…

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    1. AnonymJune 12, 2022 at 1:02 PM

      It's just "public secret" because maasais beachboys today are even not trying to hide their crimes.. They are so self-confident that they are even not trying to hide anything anymore and they know nothing can happen to them and they can lie forever. What is happening on the beaches, disco's and in bars around the island... but this blog has to be just information because people without any knowledges about them hardly can understand all in details... after reading this blog, all will have a sense, give a point.

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