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Sami Motoi :

Bună..văd ca ai o grămadă de conturi, până la urmă care e contul ce-l bun?

2026-05-06 09:49:42

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liviu :

eu am.600.de urmăritori și nu am postat nimic 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

2026-05-06 21:21:44

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,,Svetlana Marketing Digital” :

Corect spus. Dar de unde știi care și ce informații o să-ți dea? Toți promit! Dar un pic e diferit! Cred că foarte greu vor veni vînzarile! Și nu cred că te poate ajuta cineva!

2026-05-06 17:17:42

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Cosmina Liliana :

detalii

2026-06-03 11:59:50

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🌸Gabriela&Sasha💙 :

De acord cu tine, Diana, dar sunt multe de povestit. Tu poți face orice să ajuți, dar depinde dacă face și persoana ceva în acest sens. Tu nu poți promova în locul nimănui.Esti minunata 🙏

2026-05-07 06:19:28

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Mioara :

vă uitați și la mine va rog

2026-05-07 05:51:45

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Lidia Ene :

Adică, trebuie să ai cât mai mulți urmăritori?

2026-06-04 07:56:30

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Lightify :

Da este destul de greut să crești… dar depinde și de mindset cred:)

2026-05-17 12:24:56

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Marketing Agency :

Te recomand cu drag 🥰

2026-05-06 10:31:51

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Cristina Gritto :

Detali te rog

2026-06-03 19:59:28

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Denisa :

Recomand Diana 🥰🙏

2026-06-09 05:40:07

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Veranica | Produse digitale :

recomand acest model de afacere online

2026-05-13 08:38:27

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Caty. :

Bună îmi poți da mai multe detalii te rog?

2026-06-03 05:31:21

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Izabela evelin :

detalii

2026-06-02 21:36:18

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Marcela Mereuță :

ma poți ajuta si pe mine,miar place sa încerc si eu

2026-06-11 17:08:42

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Maria :

Eu aș avea vreo' șansă?

2026-06-02 16:07:13

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Bianca&Rosa :

Te recomand cu drag🥰🥰

2026-05-06 11:31:35

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🌼 D a n i e l a 🌼 Peterfi :

Da ai perfectă dreptatea,poate nu am ales persoană potrivită sa mă indrume cum trebuie...Eu, normal pe, acest cont nu prea am facut activitatea, am facut mai mult pe contul personal unde. acolo am postat mai mult...Dar oricum mulțumesc mult ptr răspuns..

2026-05-06 10:03:05

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Ionica Rosu 2 :

Te rog poti sa te uiti si la mine ,te rog frumos .

2026-06-04 23:24:57

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o străină :

Bună te-am lăsat ms pv🥰

2026-06-15 13:51:00

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When your dog gives you those big, pleading eyes, you’re looking at one of the clearest signs of how living alongside us has reshaped their face. There’s a specific muscle behind it, called the levator anguli oculi medialis. It lifts the inner corner of the eyebrow, which makes the eyes look larger and rounder and creates that soft, slightly sorrowful look we find so hard to say no to. The interesting bit is what happens when you compare dogs to wolves. Wolves, who dogs descended from, barely have this muscle at all. Where a dog has a proper, well-formed muscle, a wolf usually has only a few scrappy fibres. So somewhere across tens of thousands of years of living with people, dogs developed something their ancestors never had. The leading explanation is, well, us. That inner-brow raise makes a dog’s face look more puppy-like and a bit like a sad child, and it pulls hard on our caregiving instincts. Dogs that could make the expression probably got more attention, more food and stronger bonds, so the trait was quietly selected for over generations. Research supports it too: dogs produce the movement far more when a person is actually watching them, which points to it being aimed at us rather than just slipping out. One thing worth saying. Those eyes don’t mean your dog is sad or guilty. They’re not putting on an act, and they’re not feeling the emotion you’re reading into it. The look stuck around because of how we respond to it, not because of what’s going on in their head at the time. #DogScience #DogBehaviour #VetTips #DogFacts #PetHealth

When your dog gives you those big, pleading eyes, you’re looking at one of the clearest signs of how living alongside us has reshaped their face. There’s a specific muscle behind it, called the levator anguli oculi medialis. It lifts the inner corner of the eyebrow, which makes the eyes look larger and rounder and creates that soft, slightly sorrowful look we find so hard to say no to. The interesting bit is what happens when you compare dogs to wolves. Wolves, who dogs descended from, barely have this muscle at all. Where a dog has a proper, well-formed muscle, a wolf usually has only a few scrappy fibres. So somewhere across tens of thousands of years of living with people, dogs developed something their ancestors never had. The leading explanation is, well, us. That inner-brow raise makes a dog’s face look more puppy-like and a bit like a sad child, and it pulls hard on our caregiving instincts. Dogs that could make the expression probably got more attention, more food and stronger bonds, so the trait was quietly selected for over generations. Research supports it too: dogs produce the movement far more when a person is actually watching them, which points to it being aimed at us rather than just slipping out. One thing worth saying. Those eyes don’t mean your dog is sad or guilty. They’re not putting on an act, and they’re not feeling the emotion you’re reading into it. The look stuck around because of how we respond to it, not because of what’s going on in their head at the time. #DogScience #DogBehaviour #VetTips #DogFacts #PetHealth

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