My Own Personal Dairy Bar… And It’s Fattening Me Up!

Okay, so I may have discovered the ultimate full-fat, calorie-packed, all-natural drink… straight from the tap!

I was curious—don’t judge! One sip turned into two, then three, and now? Well, let’s just say my own milk is turning me into an ever-growing, ultra-plump, mega-milkin’ mommy! My belly is rounder, my curves are softer, and my already ginormous chest? Oh, it’s getting even heavier with every creamy sip!

At this rate, I’ll be my own best dairy customer—bigger, fatter, and milkier every day! MOOOOOO! 



Comments

  1. Michael VictorMarch 3, 2025 at 8:27 AM

    Love it!!! Look how they almost eclipse the view of your face ❤️

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  2. ScottyOctober 14, 2025 at 2:16 AM

    Are you still milking yourself? How much do you drink in a day?

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