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tiffred77
🌺🪻Tiffany🌺🪻 :
you're divorced now??
2021-07-26 01:44:54
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ipflibbydiby
IpFlibbyDibby :
that's so sad... I guess dancing in the rain made the divorce happen 😕
2021-07-26 06:08:08
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lorski74
Lorraine Orbita :
Why
2021-07-26 01:42:03
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kimberlywoodare21
Kimberly Woodard :
Y’all are so cute!
2021-07-26 01:06:52
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tristen.perrin
Tristen Perrin :
W
2021-07-26 00:16:46
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bubbaitattoos
Bubbaitattoos :
Hahahah
2021-09-23 05:25:43
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nikkiboon23
Nikki Boon :
Lol wasn’t expecting that
2021-07-26 00:30:26
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dylancbrady
dylancbrady :
I DIED
2021-07-26 00:27:13
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dash_almighty_bulldog
Denise :
well that didn't work 😂😂😂
2021-07-26 02:16:18
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sandygroveranch
SandyGroveRanch :
its crazy how good some of the moments are with the person you divorced
2021-07-26 03:40:47
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wagsandwalksnash
Wags & Walks Nashville :
This is so cute 🥰
2021-07-25 23:55:32
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heavenly.lisa
Heavenly :
lmao to those not reading the captions
2021-07-30 22:15:40
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maryhurley77
MimiX6 :
Love this❤️
2021-09-10 12:34:38
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ajiabren
Ajia :
Woah lol, was not expecting that. I was smiling and it dropped real quick 🤦‍♀️lol
2021-07-26 01:29:45
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scubbatev
scubbatev :
Divorced or not. This is respect for each other.this is true friendship.
2021-07-26 05:20:02
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palyonten
Tenzin palyon :
Are you guys really divorced?
2021-07-26 18:11:18
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debbiebrown003
Debbie Brown542 :
🥰
2021-07-26 01:23:13
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factchatter
Facts Chatter :
That is so sexy ❤️
2021-07-26 16:54:20
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sae parts for animtions /The fluorescent lights of the practice pitch hummed softly against the quiet Madrid night. Training was long over, but Sae Itoshi remained, ball glued to his foot as he moved through a silent, rhythmic drill. Pass off the wall. Receive with the inside of the left boot. Pivot. Strike. ​Always the same pocket of the net. Always precise. ​To the rest of the world, Sae was Japan’s prodigy, the genius midfielder who had made it to Real Madrid's youth academy. But to Sae, accolades were just noise. The world was full of lukewarm players who thought talent was enough, who satisfied themselves with mediocre victories. He had left home to find true opposition, to carve his name into football on his own terms. ​He picked up a water bottle, taking a slow sip as his eyes swept over the empty pitch. His mind briefly drifted back—to Japan, to the promises made on rain-soaked fields, and to his younger brother, Rin. ​“Be the best in the world, Sae!” ​He exhaled, a faint trail of mist disappearing into the night air. Promises made in childhood were fragile things, easily shattered by the reality of world-class competition. Europe had taught Sae that enthusiasm without ruthless skill was useless. If Rin wanted to stand beside him again, he would have to become a monster in his own right. Sae had no intention of slowing down or waiting. ​Sae set the bottle down, dropped another ball to the turf, and looked toward the goal. The pitch didn't care about past promises, family, or expectations. It only recognized absolute control. ​With a single fluid motion, he drove his shoe into the leather. The ball sliced through the cool night air, hitting the top-right corner with a crisp, echoing crack. ​Sae didn't bother to watch it roll back. He simply turned, reached into his bag for another ball, and began again.The fluorescent lights of the practice pitch hummed softly against the quiet Madrid night. Training was long over, but Sae Itoshi remained, ball glued to his foot as he moved through a silent, rhythmic drill. Pass off the wall. Receive with the inside of the left boot. Pivot. Strike. ​Always the same pocket of the net. Always precise. ​To the rest of the world, Sae was Japan’s prodigy, the genius midfielder who had made it to Real Madrid's youth academy. But to Sae, accolades were just noise. The world was full of lukewarm players who thought talent was enough, who satisfied themselves with mediocre victories. He had left home to find true opposition, to carve his name into football on his own terms. ​He picked up a water bottle, taking a slow sip as his eyes swept over the empty pitch. His mind briefly drifted back—to Japan, to the promises made on rain-soaked fields, and to his younger brother, Rin. ​“Be the best in the world, Sae!” ​He exhaled, a faint trail of mist disappearing into the night air. Promises made in childhood were fragile things, easily shattered by the reality of world-class competition. Europe had taught Sae that enthusiasm without ruthless skill was useless. If Rin wanted to stand beside him again, he would have to become a monster in his own right. Sae had no intention of slowing down or waiting. ​Sae set the bottle down, dropped another ball to the turf, and looked toward the goal. The pitch didn't care about past promises, family, or expectations. It only recognized absolute control. ​With a single fluid motion, he drove his shoe into the leather. The ball sliced through the cool night air, hitting the top-right corner with a crisp, echoing crack. ​Sae didn't bother to watch it roll back. He simply turned, reached into his bag for another ball, and began again. #animefans #bluelockfans #animefyp #animeeditors #partsforanimation
sae parts for animtions /The fluorescent lights of the practice pitch hummed softly against the quiet Madrid night. Training was long over, but Sae Itoshi remained, ball glued to his foot as he moved through a silent, rhythmic drill. Pass off the wall. Receive with the inside of the left boot. Pivot. Strike. ​Always the same pocket of the net. Always precise. ​To the rest of the world, Sae was Japan’s prodigy, the genius midfielder who had made it to Real Madrid's youth academy. But to Sae, accolades were just noise. The world was full of lukewarm players who thought talent was enough, who satisfied themselves with mediocre victories. He had left home to find true opposition, to carve his name into football on his own terms. ​He picked up a water bottle, taking a slow sip as his eyes swept over the empty pitch. His mind briefly drifted back—to Japan, to the promises made on rain-soaked fields, and to his younger brother, Rin. ​“Be the best in the world, Sae!” ​He exhaled, a faint trail of mist disappearing into the night air. Promises made in childhood were fragile things, easily shattered by the reality of world-class competition. Europe had taught Sae that enthusiasm without ruthless skill was useless. If Rin wanted to stand beside him again, he would have to become a monster in his own right. Sae had no intention of slowing down or waiting. ​Sae set the bottle down, dropped another ball to the turf, and looked toward the goal. The pitch didn't care about past promises, family, or expectations. It only recognized absolute control. ​With a single fluid motion, he drove his shoe into the leather. The ball sliced through the cool night air, hitting the top-right corner with a crisp, echoing crack. ​Sae didn't bother to watch it roll back. He simply turned, reached into his bag for another ball, and began again.The fluorescent lights of the practice pitch hummed softly against the quiet Madrid night. Training was long over, but Sae Itoshi remained, ball glued to his foot as he moved through a silent, rhythmic drill. Pass off the wall. Receive with the inside of the left boot. Pivot. Strike. ​Always the same pocket of the net. Always precise. ​To the rest of the world, Sae was Japan’s prodigy, the genius midfielder who had made it to Real Madrid's youth academy. But to Sae, accolades were just noise. The world was full of lukewarm players who thought talent was enough, who satisfied themselves with mediocre victories. He had left home to find true opposition, to carve his name into football on his own terms. ​He picked up a water bottle, taking a slow sip as his eyes swept over the empty pitch. His mind briefly drifted back—to Japan, to the promises made on rain-soaked fields, and to his younger brother, Rin. ​“Be the best in the world, Sae!” ​He exhaled, a faint trail of mist disappearing into the night air. Promises made in childhood were fragile things, easily shattered by the reality of world-class competition. Europe had taught Sae that enthusiasm without ruthless skill was useless. If Rin wanted to stand beside him again, he would have to become a monster in his own right. Sae had no intention of slowing down or waiting. ​Sae set the bottle down, dropped another ball to the turf, and looked toward the goal. The pitch didn't care about past promises, family, or expectations. It only recognized absolute control. ​With a single fluid motion, he drove his shoe into the leather. The ball sliced through the cool night air, hitting the top-right corner with a crisp, echoing crack. ​Sae didn't bother to watch it roll back. He simply turned, reached into his bag for another ball, and began again. #animefans #bluelockfans #animefyp #animeeditors #partsforanimation

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