@arysel6: Lo que quisiera decirle a mi niña interior del pasado es cuando era niña mi mayor deseo era ser grande 🥺💔😔 pero nunca imaginé que ser grande era lo peor que yo pudiera desear 😭💔💔 por qué mamá ya no está 😭🕊️no conocía el dolor ni el sufrimiento . ahora se que mi mamá nunca equivoco cuando dijo que volveré a querer servicio una niña y ya no se podrá 😓

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Jorge,🚜😎💞🏍️ :
te amo mucho mi amor
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