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luvv.ariduh
ARI :
Still have a little hope for them 😓😓 for the first time I felt something for a couple in the villa been a minute
2026-06-16 00:22:10
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dev_media
Dev :
Imma need Kenzie to move out the way
2026-06-15 23:42:28
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tsezinnn
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2026-06-16 19:17:22
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jenna_mabel240
Eren :
ATE
2026-06-16 04:44:34
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scarlettsaeps
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AWWW
2026-06-16 00:41:10
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jenna_mabel240
Eren :
SOO GOOD
2026-06-16 04:44:23
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jenna_mabel240
Eren :
CUTE
2026-06-16 04:44:31
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guys have some hope 🤞
2026-06-16 14:21:41
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I was diagnosed with an Autoimmune Disease called Scleroderma at a very young age, I was only 5 and I didn’t even really understand what was going on. For the next 10 years I would develop a scar that got longer and longer, more specifically called Linear Scleroderma “En Coup de Sabre” (the cut of a sabre).  My dad quit his job at the time and spent the next few years researching how to heal me instead of taking heavy drugs which all doctors had told me were they only option. He didn’t accept that answer. I went to many different doctors and naturopaths and found different answers and solutions, but always living in the unknown of “will this heal me?”. Every night before going to sleep I asked my parents “am I going to die?”, and my parents had to tell me every night that I wasn’t going to and everything was going to be okay. Fast forward a few years, after heavy metal detoxing, treatment for Lyme Disease, Chinese Herbal Medicine and a very strict no sugar/no yeast/no gluten diet, I was told at the age of 15 that I had been healed. I was healed and my scar would not get longer, but it would stay. I would have a scar on my forehead for the rest of my life unless I decided to remove it.  For years, especially as a teenager, I struggled and I was ashamed of my story! I would tell people “it is a birthmark” when they asked me what it was. People would stare on the streets, ask me at the grocery store without shame what I had on my forehead. I was known as the “girl with the line”.  But that “girl with the line” grew stronger and stronger with every comment and look that she got. I grew in confidence and secure within who I was, and I accepted that I would never look “like the other girls”.  I still get stared at, when I speak to people, their eyes wander from my eyes to my forehead. I used to get angry and sad. But I now know that we are all curious as humans, and sure there are the odd rude comments or insecure people that project, but I know that most people are just curious, and there is nothing wrong with that. (Continued in comments)
I was diagnosed with an Autoimmune Disease called Scleroderma at a very young age, I was only 5 and I didn’t even really understand what was going on. For the next 10 years I would develop a scar that got longer and longer, more specifically called Linear Scleroderma “En Coup de Sabre” (the cut of a sabre). My dad quit his job at the time and spent the next few years researching how to heal me instead of taking heavy drugs which all doctors had told me were they only option. He didn’t accept that answer. I went to many different doctors and naturopaths and found different answers and solutions, but always living in the unknown of “will this heal me?”. Every night before going to sleep I asked my parents “am I going to die?”, and my parents had to tell me every night that I wasn’t going to and everything was going to be okay. Fast forward a few years, after heavy metal detoxing, treatment for Lyme Disease, Chinese Herbal Medicine and a very strict no sugar/no yeast/no gluten diet, I was told at the age of 15 that I had been healed. I was healed and my scar would not get longer, but it would stay. I would have a scar on my forehead for the rest of my life unless I decided to remove it. For years, especially as a teenager, I struggled and I was ashamed of my story! I would tell people “it is a birthmark” when they asked me what it was. People would stare on the streets, ask me at the grocery store without shame what I had on my forehead. I was known as the “girl with the line”. But that “girl with the line” grew stronger and stronger with every comment and look that she got. I grew in confidence and secure within who I was, and I accepted that I would never look “like the other girls”. I still get stared at, when I speak to people, their eyes wander from my eyes to my forehead. I used to get angry and sad. But I now know that we are all curious as humans, and sure there are the odd rude comments or insecure people that project, but I know that most people are just curious, and there is nothing wrong with that. (Continued in comments)

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