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﮼أحمد 🫆 :
الحب ده حاجه وحشه اوي بجد تخيل كده يكون شخص جزء من يومك او هو يومك كله اصلا وبتشاركه كل تفاصيلك ومش بيعدي يوم من غير ما تتكلمو وتبقي مرتب حياتك ع وجوده وفجأه كل حاجه تتغير وتبوظ بسبب موقف كل ده ينتهي في اقل من ثانيه بنبدأ نتغير تدريجيا لحد ما نتغير 360 درجه وتفضل طول اليوم تفكر في الشخص ده وكل ذكرياتكو الي هو ليه ليه وصلنا لكده ليه حصل كل ده ليه بعدنا احنا كنا كويسين وكله تمام نبدأ بتنطفي واحده واحده تتعب مستواك الدراسي يقل تبعد عن اهلك وصحابك قاعد لوحدك ع طول الاحلام والشغف راحو بتبقي حاسس بوجع حتي مش قادره تحكيه ولا تفضفض مش قادر تطلع الي جواك كل وجعك ده محدش بيحس بيه انت بتتوجع لوحدك من غير ما حد يحس وتفكير كتير وبتبقي الي هو انا ليه اتغيرت واي الي وصلني لكده شكلك بيتغير وشخصيتك وكل حاجه بتتغير لا بتدمر انت بتفضل تفتكر كل ذكرياتكو وشتاتكو من كتر ما انت بتفتكر فيهم اتحفرو في دماغك ولو الاسوء بقي انت اصلا مش بتبقي فارق مع الشخص ده وبيبقي عايش حياتو اصلا وارتبط وحب وشاف لعبه غيرك وشاف حياتو ونسيك اصلا كأنك مكنتش فيها وهو اصلا بيبقي السبب في كل الي انت فيه وسبب تغيرك ده
2026-07-03 19:13:15
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𝑨𝑩𝑶𝑶𝑫 - 𝑺𝑶𝑲𝑨𝑹. ♡ :
حرام عليك انته ليه بتطلعلي بعد الساعه 1 بليل
2026-07-02 22:53:32
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anemstant
رساله من مجهول/ه :
مين محتاجني؟
2026-07-03 05:00:08
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l.o.k.a80
انا بين جمهوري(ملك)👸❤️ :
اخاف انساك تكون مستنيني واخاف انساك تكون ناسيني💔🥺
2026-07-04 13:27:43
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user1988768617367
رساله من مجهولـ❤️‍🩹 :
حد عايز يبعت حاجه
2026-08-27 19:07:07
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user327714751847903
فرسكاااا القلوب :
دي مش وجعتني دي فشختني💔😔
2026-07-04 17:32:59
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sh.mohamed19
روبن 💤 :
اه
2026-07-05 00:36:45
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user32337672441584
نور عطالله :
خلصصصص💔💔💔💔
2026-07-14 12:03:05
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rokayaelboghdady6
𝑹𝒐𝒌𝒊🦌✨ :
مافيش حاجة واجعتني ليي 😂
2026-07-02 23:27:18
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d.o.n.i.a159
(دنــــيـــا)زي المرجيحه👸🏻✨ :
ليه بتجبها ف الوقت دا حرام عليك بجد بق😭
2026-07-02 22:20:45
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hdroorittoi
𝒀𝒐𝒖𝒔𝒔𝒆𝒇 𝑴𝒂𝒉𝒎𝒐𝒖𝒅 :
هل ندمت على مشاهدة الفديو
2026-07-04 23:32:28
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h_a_no_n_a
Haneen :
ما ترحمنا شوية بقي
2026-07-02 18:07:32
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M O R A🥇 :
يسطا خلاص انت فشختني😔
2026-07-03 00:11:22
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omrashraf669
موريً :
ليه؟
2026-07-02 17:22:10
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