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r :

زعلت و م ارسله لي😔

2025-04-04 05:35:25

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𓏺 𝖭𝖺𝗋𝗃𝖾𝗌 :

المفروض هالفيد يندز الي بس محد دزه😔😔.

2025-04-02 00:39:17

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🙋🏻 H :

اسمي ف المقطع🙋🏻‍♂️🦦.

2025-04-04 01:11:11

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. :

ابي الكلام

2025-04-02 00:47:07

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ابن محمد :

لك حق تزعل ثم لك حق نرضيك ما اقوى زعل حبيب قلبي وعيني ما دام قلبي ياريش العين مغليك اطلب ولك روحي ومافي يديني 🤍

2025-04-04 13:30:33

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R.a :

😔 وش بيصير يعني اذا جاني الكلام ذا من الشخص الصح وانا زعلانه !

2025-04-02 12:20:38

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َ :

شرايكم ب الاستوري؟ .

2025-04-02 01:04:02

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bnk.0i :

شنو اسمه هالشاعر

2025-04-04 17:48:00

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M :

مـا دام قلبـي ياريـش العيـن مغليـك اطلـب ولـك روحـي ومافـي يدينـي🤍

2025-04-02 14:59:38

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🖤🇸🇦 :

ابوي فقط

2025-04-02 09:11:48

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𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗔 :

اذا زعلت ابي هالفيد ياهو حنون يوه

2025-04-02 05:39:22

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تـۅت✨🪐 :

اسم موسيقى🥹

2025-04-02 05:10:50

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AJA :

هنيال الي حبيتها على هل الدلال

2025-04-02 09:17:20

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محمد 💙. :

اطلب ولك روحي ومافي يديني ..

2025-04-02 12:20:24

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ghaida 🇸🇦💙 :

حبييت😭❤️❤️❤️

2025-04-04 07:33:23

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⊹ ࣪ ﹏𓊝﹏𓂁﹏⊹ ࣪ ˖ S :

حاولت اراضيها بس ما سمعتني😔

2025-04-02 16:19:29

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hanan 🥰 :

الله 💕

2025-04-02 14:41:52

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٥٠٧|𓆩𓃗𓆪 :

اااااخ قلبي ذاب الحقوني😩

2025-04-02 20:32:10

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Fato :

تعبت وانا اراضي فيهم وهم مافكروبي

2025-04-12 01:45:32

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M A H D i :

@nmnm232

2025-04-02 17:27:25

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نوره 🇸🇦 :

الحمدالله قدمت على ريف وينزلي4500ريال 🥰🥰

2025-04-03 18:45:22

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8 :

اطلب ولك روووحي وم في يدينييي ❤️

2025-04-10 17:54:13

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Afnan :

المفروض هالكلام ينقال لي …

2025-04-02 20:59:47

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صقر الزينة لتعديل السيارات :

لك حق تزعل ثم لك حق نرضيك مااقوى زعل حبيب قلبي وعيني مادام قلبي ياريش العين مغليك اطلب ولك روحي ومافي يديني

2025-04-02 19:59:43

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R🪽 :

يا سلام

2025-04-02 16:44:11

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