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🦋athénaïs🦋 :

Personne n'est parfait mais on aime des personnes qu on voit parfaite

2024-12-17 19:58:12

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John “WinOu” MiTch :

C'est vrai 😢🥺😔

2024-12-17 18:27:04

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🎭L🎭 :

réel à méditer

2024-12-17 18:47:29

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🐚•~IM~•🐚 :

Personne n’est parfait mais au final tout le monde et beaux/belles a sa propre manière 😍

2024-12-18 15:45:02

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Spneed ☆ :

jsuis au plus bas sa veut dire que je vais y arriver je

2024-12-17 21:46:23

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...🎭🎧 :

l'une des seul personne qui me rend bien..

2024-12-18 12:13:53

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Immigré🇸🇳 au 🇨🇦 :

« Le chemin pour devenir soi est chaotique » 🥹

2024-12-26 14:09:34

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Tiago.brt :

j´ai trop essayé de rayonner sans aucune source de lumière....alors je suis entrain de m´éteindre petit à petit

2024-12-19 21:45:59

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VOX :

Impossible a aimer pour ma part. Je rayonne pour aucune et je ne sait plus quoi faire. Trop d'effort pour subir le rejets continuellement...

2024-12-19 17:59:23

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SAS5KE :

Moi je suis esclave de mes addictions 😭

2024-12-30 08:42:47

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GIOVANNI :

mercie pour cette moral par ce que moi je suis toujours à me favorisé avec les autre je dit à ma tête que moi je pas parfaite mes maintenant avec cette moral j’ai appris

2024-12-24 17:30:32

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eddie743 :

🎭 qui Vera comprendra

2024-12-17 21:12:36

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✨Apo✨ :

@J.music_lyrics✨

2024-12-19 21:37:36

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nanah349 :

❤️❤️❤️

2025-01-01 06:41:04

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lougaro509 :

@DaiToChi merci d'être là pour moi

2024-12-18 13:39:41

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Nathalie Carré :

❤️❤️❤️

2024-12-23 12:43:55

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doors295 :

👍🏻

2024-12-22 17:11:24

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y.e😇😇 :

💔

2024-12-28 21:32:22

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Ella :

🥰

2024-12-26 01:30:29

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Satouri :

❄️

2024-12-25 23:16:25

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la voix de la vérité :

n'oubliez pas que la seule insécurité est dans votre tête

2024-12-19 17:21:12

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