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taaaa :

aku dari hamil sampai saat ini anakku sudah lahir, suamiku masih saja selingkuh kak🥹 rasanya ingin pergi tapi anakku akan jadi apa jika aku tinggalkan 🥹

2025-12-09 11:57:23

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Momy utun :

ujian apapun itu aku trima asal ankku di sisiku♥️☺️🫶

2025-12-09 11:40:30

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HanaFhrz🤯 :

semenjak punya anak aku sudah tidak peduli mau diselingkuhi atau tidak yang penting anakku sehat dan bahagia duniaku akan baik² saja

2025-12-12 13:33:56

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nana🦪 :

cukup lancarkan rezeki aku saja ya Allah,masalah cinta biarkanlah hati ini mati semati matinya,tapi jangan pernah mempersulitkan ekonomiku sebab aku tidak ingin melihat anakku merasa kekurangan sedikitpun

2025-12-12 20:14:21

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imauu🇦🇱🇦🇱 :

suamiku, kalu mau selingkuh dan berhohong silahkan🤣 aku udah mati rasa dengan mu

2025-12-08 13:02:38

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My :

Kadang aku mikir yaudahlah, karakter dia mungkin gak bisa berubah, tapi karakter anak akan terbentuk dari dia kecil seperti apa dia punya rasa taat pada tuhan…

2025-12-09 09:03:07

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Agustina Lavinaa :

Ya Allah nak🥹semangat yaa kakak🫂semoga lebih bahagia kk sama dd nyaa🫶🏻

2025-12-09 05:49:41

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𝓂𝒶𝓃𝓎𝓊𝓃 :

bertahan sakit, pergi juga sakit😭

2025-12-26 02:13:31

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🦋Naura🦋 :

ujian ku sma dgn mbk ini yg saat inu aku alami 🥺

2025-12-09 07:44:27

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Dessy_yuliya :

kamu ga sendrian ka 🥰 . insyaallah ada hikmah baik buat kita dan anak yg kita perjuangin ❣️

2025-12-09 11:06:44

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Een Futreee :

cape yah berumah tangga 😭,

2025-12-12 15:06:00

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Raka :

semangat ibu hebat, semoga Luka mu dibales dengan kebahagiaan💪☺️

2025-12-12 09:04:37

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Lashter22 :

selingkuh nggak ada obatnya sekali berbohong maka selamanya berbohong ini fakta yang saya alami

2025-12-14 08:15:30

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yusee.jenn :

mbakk ujian kamu berat sekaliiii, tinggalin suamimuuu mbak, hidup sama laki2 yang udh hebitnya selingkuh itu bagaikan kaya neraka mbak, percaya sama aku hidup kamu jauh lebih bahagia kalo gak sama dia 🥹

2025-12-11 08:48:27

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Akun tidak ditemukan :

ex suamiku ga selingkuh,tp hobinya deketin para cwek², pembohong besar,playing victim & manipulatif. dia yang salah & dia jga yng merasa tersakiti 😌

2025-12-14 08:05:24

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Cintya :

sama kak aku juga cape,walau kadang ngeliat dia udh berubah tapi rasa trauma itu mendalam banget kak pikiran juga ga karuan terus jadinya kak🥺🙂‍↕️🥹

2025-12-12 16:22:51

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no name :

nitip muka jin dadim

2025-12-12 12:39:22

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colcur :

nikah mei, Agustus dia jalan sama cewe lain dalam kondisi aku hamil dan baru seminggu pulang dari RS . semangat kita hebat 🫂

2025-12-11 14:34:22

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Yaa🕊️ :

seandai nya aku bisa kerja sendiri aku lebih memilih hanya berdua saja dengan anaku😭🥺

2025-12-22 05:45:07

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cicii :

kk? sm aku udh di fase cape udh cape dgn manusia munafik, lebih baik berharap kepada ank

2025-12-16 09:20:23

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Clarissa🤍🐣 :

janji kuat iya kak,ingatt kalau kamu gadis yang hancur cuma kamu sendiri,tapi sekarang kalau kamu hancur anakmu jugak ikut hancur kak,🥺🫶

2025-12-13 14:52:36

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adzkiasakhi :

sakit banget rasanyaa😭

2025-12-16 11:37:29

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Fa :

jika ditanya ke napa masih bisa bertahan sampai sejauh ini itu karna anak ku bukan karna sakit saat melahirkan tapi karna ngak akan ada yang bisa mencintai dan menyayanginya dg tulus selain aku ibunya

2025-12-21 11:43:54

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Simanjuntak :

Trus gimana lagi kak bagi suami baik di depan orang tapi pas sama istri yah beda kayak dia memperlakukan orang lain 😔

2025-12-15 16:47:59

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CHIMBROTTT :

izin posting ulang yahhh

2026-01-08 12:42:26

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