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💕Анна Терешатская💕@ :

Я последний тип

2026-07-24 12:09:47

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Эй скейтер :

всё в одном

2026-07-23 03:28:39

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сатан :

мы с вами точно не в одном универе учимся???

2026-07-22 18:29:06

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Млем :

че с качеством

2026-07-22 13:16:15

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Дашулькина :

Я каждого представила

2026-07-22 13:29:37

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аринка :

подала доки, надеюсь будет также как в видео😍

2026-07-23 20:38:39

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_kriptosha_ :

я последнее... 5 лет

2026-07-23 06:35:45

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Рейнеке :

собираюсь поступать в следующем году (мне 28). загоняюсь, что не впишусь😅

2026-07-23 07:09:20

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