@madewithloveprints: TWICE 10th Anniversary photocard #fanmade #print #photocard #twice #kpop

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stayeditz11
jai_editz | 𝙍𝙐𝙉 𝙄𝙏 :
whenever I hear this song I think of han Jisung
2025-12-27 19:26:41
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aeratozaki
aera :
those are nice customized prints! however, i suggest don't print/sell something na kamukha ng mga official release na cards. I saw some of the twice cards, kaparehas ng mga site pobs and other non album photocards. 🥹
2025-11-19 03:50:13
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lavzlushz
⊹ ׅ 𝐋ɑ͜𝗏ᧉᩘ𐓣𐐼̫͡ .ᐟ 🍪 ׅ̫ᩚ :
Hello can you do illit “I’ll like you” versions ?
2025-11-19 22:18:25
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lds_manifst
★: 𝕝ᩬ ⲓ࣪ᩥᲩ꯭ :
como fazer pro photocard ficar assim 💔
2026-02-25 17:52:09
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peterparkertomholland67
꒰ 𝚃𝚘𝚖 ִ꣑୧ ִ𝚂𝚙𝚒𝚍𝚎𝚢 ꒱┆ :
son súper lindas además son de alta calidad💗
2026-01-19 21:47:43
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dorcas.b..nidea
Dorcas B. Nidea :
pa gawa Po ako bigay nyo Sakin sa hardinan
2026-01-12 11:40:53
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leah.gama5
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😭
2026-01-03 21:52:57
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simonpielok973
Mia - 🐶🥟 :
❤❤❤
2026-01-02 17:23:19
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cayabyabtriciamaem
★RWNA • Tricia Mae Cayabyab★ :
@loiverever౨ৎ
2026-03-21 12:10:17
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Have you ever noticed this pattern? The moment you stop chasing, stop checking in, and stop making yourself constantly available, suddenly he becomes attentive again. More messages. More calls. More effort. Then you lean back in. And somehow, the urgency disappears. His replies slow down and the effort becomes inconsistent. Why? Because sometimes what he is responding to is not your increased value. It is his fear of losing access to you. Sometimes they respond to the possibility that something they had become comfortable with may no longer be available. THE THREE TESTS BEHIND THE PUSH AND PULL 1. THE LOSS TEST When you create distance, he may suddenly wonder: “Am I losing her?” The possibility of losing access can make him notice what he had been taking for granted. But attention triggered by fear of loss is not automatically genuine commitment. Someone can become extremely attentive when they feel you slipping away and still fail to become consistent once they feel secure again. 2. THE EFFORT TEST Sometimes the question is not, “Does he care?” It is: “How little effort can I give while still keeping this relationship?” If inconsistent communication, broken promises, and temporary bursts of attention are repeatedly accepted, consistency can become optional. If every time you pull away he increases his effort, and every time you return he decreases it, crisis starts producing effort while comfort produces complacency. 3. THE COMFORT TEST He notices you are leaving. He becomes attentive. You feel reassured. You move closer again. He feels secure. His urgency fades. Then you feel neglected. You pull away. He notices. He comes closer again. And the cycle starts over. That is the push pull dynamic. But here is the uncomfortable truth: You cannot break a push pull cycle by becoming better at pulling away. Because you are still participating in the same system, only learning how to trigger the chase. THE REAL SOLUTION IS CONSISTENCY!!! Stop rewarding renewed access simply because someone became attentive after almost losing you. Look at what happens AFTER the crisis. Does the effort remain when you are close again? Is his effort there because he values the relationship, or because he fears losing access? This does NOT mean every man who becomes attentive when you pull away is manipulating you. Sometimes distance makes people recognize what they were neglecting. The important thing is what happens next. Real interest should not require you to disappear before you become important. Real consistency does not need dramatic withdrawal. You should not have to prove you can leave to receive the treatment you deserve. The next time someone becomes attentive because you stopped chasing, do not focus only on how strongly they came back. Watch whether they stay!! That is the consistency test. Anyone can increase effort when loss approaches. The real question is whether they maintain it when the relationship feels safe again. That is where genuine investment becomes visible. The dating book goes deeper into the Consistency Test, Effort Test, Boundary Test, Respect Test, and the patterns that keep people trapped in push pull relationships. Stop measuring love by how intensely someone reacts when they are afraid of losing you. Measure it by how consistently they treat you when they know they have you. You deserve attention that does not disappear the moment you stop walking away! #DatingAdvice #RelationshipAdvice #PushPullRelationship #HealthyRelationships #FemaleStandards!

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