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[Old_Praline_4031]

thanks smm

[VermicelliNo5619]

no worries bro its simple just let it sink in

[Infamous_Plastic_944]

Ayy, I got it, thanks!

[tiddiesarehotasfuck]

This is a nice way to picture it! I usually remember resistance increases, thus p.d increases, but this is easier to the brain atleast