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sarina.noor
Sarina Noelle Noor :
Finde es so unglaublich toll, dass du die Vorurteile der westlichen Welt gegenüber den arabischen Ländern entkräftigst 🫶🏽
2024-01-13 12:34:28
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steffi_r91
Steffi 💫 :
Ich bin unfassbar neidisch auf soviel Erfahrung, bzw. die Welt zu sehen 😃 es ist total spannend was du von Saudi alles so zeigst 😊
2024-01-24 14:03:00
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laoriente
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Nur am Flexen die Jasmin du bist echt was besseres wa 🤪
2024-01-13 19:56:11
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patriiciiiaa_a
Patricia 🤌 :
Was machst du beruflich?
2024-02-07 11:39:18
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