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phamngocthach220819
Thạch Bán Gạch :
Hay quá bé ơi 😝
2024-06-13 11:41:01
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lắc :
xin in4 áo đi 2
2024-06-01 04:30:50
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🥥 lắm
2024-06-01 01:13:47
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phamngoc0684
Nào tháo niềng thì đổi tênn 😍 :
Xin link áo chị ơiiii
2024-06-01 04:39:03
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itsmequangcan
Sinh tố mãng cầu :
@Thanh Sang
2024-06-03 11:10:35
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tranfuckingphong
Tranfuckingphong :
sao mà rưng rưng muốn khóc z Tư
2024-06-01 11:56:57
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U h m :
Cưng xỉu
2024-06-01 08:01:54
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Lyn_n🦋 :
Nay lên đô dữ hả 2
2024-06-22 08:29:09
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Mai Thiiiiiiii :
😀😀😀
2024-06-20 14:06:34
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Khánh Tô :
song tử nhìn cuốn điên
2024-06-16 16:04:32
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Ng.Quys🐶 :
Nhờn 😂
2024-06-13 10:43:31
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Patrick :
8 chục chaii:))
2024-06-12 10:36:24
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thichgheogai
Chỉ Follow Gái Xấu :
Chị này sỉn mới xinh nhé mng
2024-06-10 16:41:20
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Bao Ngoc :
Bỏ c ơi
2024-06-05 11:24:04
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Trứng Dái 15KG 🍒 :
Má, dễ thương vãi, đăng nhiều lên đi mình sắp quên được nyc rồi
2024-06-02 02:11:28
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80-79.5 chai à :c
2024-06-01 13:47:06
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2024-06-01 10:28:47
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Johnny :
ỏh😅
2024-06-01 08:15:17
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anh sống thế đấy em :
5 chai bia 75 chai nước suối hả 2
2024-05-31 09:05:01
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chị có làm răng ko mà đều đẹp thế ạ 🥺
2024-06-01 04:02:11
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Lê Minh Luân :
Ủa gì :)))
2024-06-01 03:39:00
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Phạm Quang :
Hả
2024-06-01 03:17:45
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Just Chiêu :
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2024-05-31 23:48:52
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Cà rốt🥕 :
Sĩn cũng đẹp
2024-05-31 20:49:41
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gkhanhhhhhh
Khanhdodac :
ủa c cũng khóc nữa hả
2024-05-31 11:13:01
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talkative0_0
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ụa ai z 🥲🥲🥲
2024-05-31 10:46:26
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sheate.fit
Sheate.fit :
Chưa bit xợ ai là gì
2024-05-31 09:59:54
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bong1803__
em bông :
hết biết mắc cỡ là gì r
2024-05-31 09:35:33
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licrai.me
Văn Chính Huy :
Nay có da có thịt hơn hồi còn đi hc @@
2024-05-31 09:24:19
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She doesn't show up in the relationship as a woman. She shows up as the five-year-old who felt unsafe, and as the ten-year-old who had to scream just to be seen. Without knowing it, she hands her partner an impossible job: be the father she never had. Then she checks his work. She scans him, analyzes him, measures him against the ideal. He comes up short. Not because he's weak or bad. Because he's human, and he walked into the same room carrying his own wounds. Everything she does makes sense once you see who she's really talking to. Every time he misses the mark, the scared little girl takes over the controls. She criticizes. She corrects. She gets louder. Not cruelty. Desperation. Somewhere inside sits the old belief: if I push hard enough this time, I will finally get what I needed back then. The wound doesn't close that way. It never has. Look at the accounting. Ten times more energy goes into cataloguing what's wrong, moment by moment. Almost none goes into naming what's right. Ten remarks about what's missing, one about what's there. Try running any business on that ratio of feedback. On that budget, no relationship stays solvent for long. And the man doesn't stay a man in this either. Managed, corrected, never enough: he starts feeling like a little boy again, and his own mother wound wakes up. Now it's two wounded children running an adult household. If nobody interrupts the cycle, their kids inherit the script and stage it again in thirty years under different names. ... This isn't a story about a bad woman and a good man, or the reverse. It's two people reading from pages written before either of them could write. Breaking the cycle takes one person. One. Whoever sees the mechanism first.
She doesn't show up in the relationship as a woman. She shows up as the five-year-old who felt unsafe, and as the ten-year-old who had to scream just to be seen. Without knowing it, she hands her partner an impossible job: be the father she never had. Then she checks his work. She scans him, analyzes him, measures him against the ideal. He comes up short. Not because he's weak or bad. Because he's human, and he walked into the same room carrying his own wounds. Everything she does makes sense once you see who she's really talking to. Every time he misses the mark, the scared little girl takes over the controls. She criticizes. She corrects. She gets louder. Not cruelty. Desperation. Somewhere inside sits the old belief: if I push hard enough this time, I will finally get what I needed back then. The wound doesn't close that way. It never has. Look at the accounting. Ten times more energy goes into cataloguing what's wrong, moment by moment. Almost none goes into naming what's right. Ten remarks about what's missing, one about what's there. Try running any business on that ratio of feedback. On that budget, no relationship stays solvent for long. And the man doesn't stay a man in this either. Managed, corrected, never enough: he starts feeling like a little boy again, and his own mother wound wakes up. Now it's two wounded children running an adult household. If nobody interrupts the cycle, their kids inherit the script and stage it again in thirty years under different names. ... This isn't a story about a bad woman and a good man, or the reverse. It's two people reading from pages written before either of them could write. Breaking the cycle takes one person. One. Whoever sees the mechanism first.

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