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cergei_2365
Сергей :
не придадут только два человека -это мама и папа !
2024-05-13 20:19:05
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nika56066
Nika :
Есть те, кто тебя не предаст. И ты это знаешь. Береги себя.
2026-06-26 04:07:25
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user4038562934834
Евгений :
Жизнь это самая сложная задача которую никто не решил без ошибок.В ней есть взлёты и падения, ошибки и разочарования, любовь и боль.Каждый сам сроитель своей жизни и не нужно никого винить в своих ошибках т.к. мы сами принимаем решения как и что делать. И глуп тот кто слушает советы, ведь тот кто их даёт совершенно не знает не твоих мыслей,боли и что у тебя на душе.
2026-07-04 20:45:16
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user6273701859415
Ксюша :
Так меня этому постоянно учат 🤣, а я всё равно уверена, что есть на свете Мужчина........ для меня
2026-07-06 23:22:49
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alex_log35
@alex_log11 Скорпион :
Предают все. Особенно те, кому больше всего доверяешь........
2022-05-13 08:00:31
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115marishka115
Маришка :
В нашей жизни нужно доверять только себе, а предают даже родные и близкие тебе люди и это очень больно и обидно
2024-05-13 04:21:45
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alexanderl39
Александр Л :
Не был дома 2 недели, приехал, все вывезла и сама уехала не сказала ни слова,без объяснений, прожили вместе 15 лет, через полгода вышла замуж
2025-04-26 17:06:22
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azizjon379
Azizjon379 :
Ничего друг мой, всё пройдёт у меня тоже такая ситуация сейчас держись.
2021-10-23 12:57:43
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dyatsmdvvm0w
dyatsmdvvm0w :
Жена, это тот кто предаст первым, как только будет плохо, не будет средств и здоровья.
2025-01-02 20:38:53
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user7563326687729
Семеновна :
Господи почитаешь, посмотришь сколько людей страдает, сколько судеб рушится, что творится с Миром????((((( Ребятки всем желаю добра, мира, любви
2023-09-15 21:45:05
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user55812682461781
user55812682461781 :
Сходите в ЦЕРКОВЬ ПОМОЛИТЕСЬ Богу и расскажите все, свои проблемы и вам легче станет. Попросите помощи у Бога. 🙏🙏🙏
2025-02-11 12:17:36
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user5296098477702
user5296098477702 Сергей :
Да, это точно ты научила меня сомостоятельно вытаскивать нажи от тебя из своей спины!!!
2025-01-02 17:39:34
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oleg_123987
user343576760552 :
На себя нужно надеяться. Ни от кого ничего не ждать. Все могут предать и забыть. А прощать или нет, дело каждого. Но забывать нельзя.
2023-11-29 08:57:18
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mixalyc5
mixalyc5 :
да,как не печально,и чем роднее человек тем больнее он делает.и нет исключения.и остаёшься в итоге один со своей болью
2022-08-24 12:55:49
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aysylumukhamadiev
Aisuluhka💞 :
Самое больное это предательство человека, которого ты считал самым родным, близким человеком...
2022-11-23 08:47:34
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aleksandrdandurln45
Александр Бандури820 :
У нас одинаковые учителя.
2022-07-05 01:34:15
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sumcovairina28
sumcova :
вот то что близкий человек может предать, в самую точку, ты ему веришь, делишься, он слушает, а потом нож в спину,,тихо, молча
2023-03-04 17:24:19
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user8285274794042
просто женщина :
предают самые родные те за кого ты готов жизнь отдать и они это знают и все равно делают это просто бездушно
2025-02-11 05:42:28
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uservextfxia9c
uservextfxia9c :
эту школу и я прошел.
2025-04-24 05:52:27
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user8431757282281
Светлана :
не бывает в жизни плохих людей только те с кем больше не по пути
2025-06-30 15:37:10
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tarasow81
tarasow81 :
так оно и есть любимые люди предают в 1 очередь
2025-09-23 18:18:40
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tatyanavorobyeva8
Татьяна. :
да, меня он тоже, этому научил.но ладно, я сильная вытерьплю...,толко другим уже не доверяю.😔🥲🥲🥲🥲
2023-03-22 08:29:24
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olgakuzmichev3
Ольга Кют 333888 :
Предать! А не придать! Учитесь и тогда Вас не придадут.
2023-09-18 14:23:14
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user7000135229309
user7000135229309 :
Доверял, любил до безумства, всё только для неё одной. Всё равно ушла, не ценят хорошего отношения к себе.
2023-08-23 16:53:19
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I loved this story, so I made an interactive version on Cycle AI where you can step into any character and live it yourself. My name is Tess Carter, and before the dead started walking, I was a morning radio producer. That meant I knew schedules, receipts, tired people, and how to keep my face calm while everything behind it wanted to scream. It did not mean I knew how to survive a Springfield broadcast studio. The first infected person I saw was the anchor who turned live on air. At first, I tried to explain it away, because the brain will do humiliating gymnastics before it admits the world is ending. Then the screaming started. I survived the first attack with a microphone stand. It was not brave. It was ugly, panicked, and too close. I hit until my arms shook, until the thing in front of me stopped moving, and until I understood that stopping was different from dying. Outside, the place I knew had become a trap full of familiar voices making unfamiliar sounds. I should have grabbed my old life on the way out. My phone. My keys. The little proof that yesterday had been real. Instead, I ran with Ryan, the traffic reporter, because running had suddenly become the only skill I trusted. For a few minutes, escape almost looked possible. Then the roads filled with crashes, gunshots, and people who kept walking after they should have fallen. That was when Beau found me with a mud-splattered cattle hauler. He did not save me gently. He pointed a shotgun at me and asked if I had been bitten. I said no, because it was true and because I wanted very badly for him to believe me. Ryan, the traffic reporter was not so lucky. I thought shock had made him pale and sweaty. Then his eyes changed, and Beau shot him before I could even say his name. Warm blood hit me. The gun turned toward me next. I had no speech prepared for the possibility of being mercy-killed by a stranger. Beau let me live anyway, but only because I still looked human. He took me to a cattle farm with no neighbors in sight. Safety, I learned, did not feel soft anymore. It felt like locked doors, burned clothes, scrubbed blood, rationed food, and rules spoken in a voice that did not care if I liked them. I begged to stay. He asked what I could do besides be scared. The answer was embarrassing. So that night, when he tied my wrists and ankles before letting me sleep, I hated him. By morning, I understood him. If I had turned in the dark, hate would not have saved anyone. After sunrise, I cut off what could be grabbed, picked up what could be swung, and practiced until fear had somewhere to go. I was still scared. I was simply busier. Then Eli arrived covered in blood and grief. The person who had rescued me was gone, and suddenly I was the adult in the room. That would have been funny before the outbreak. Now it was just true. I asked if Eli had been bitten. I made him clean up. I fed him. Then I tied him before bed, because kindness without caution had started getting people eaten. That night, beer cans dangling from baling wire screamed in the dark. For one second, I waited for someone stronger. Then I remembered no one was coming. I picked up a rifle, missed once, breathed, corrected, and fired again. The dead thing dropped before it reached us. When Beau came back, he saw the body outside, the kid still human, and me still standing. He said I did good. I almost cried, not because I needed praise, but because I finally believed I might live long enough to earn it twice. By the time the stations went silent, I was broadcasting only one message to myself: survive the next hour. #Cycleai #BookTok #ZombieSurvival #PostApocalyptic #SurvivalHorror StrongFemaleLead DystopianFiction BookRecs

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