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lesash2
Karina Garcia! :
Amo esta nueva generación!
2026-07-30 10:30:20
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liliana.bautista13
Liloᥫ᭡ :
La neta salgan vivan disfruten conozcan pero porfavor no se desvivan por un hombre jamás
2026-07-30 17:11:11
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inna.sa.89
Leydi FF 🎀🌸 :
Para los que dicen “No sabes cocinar, no sabes hacer nada, te van a dejar por otra” Jajaja pues hay quienes hacen todo eso y las engañan, las dejan y ahí andan de tras del hombre 😂 mi valor no está en si sé cocinar o limpiar
2026-07-30 04:51:16
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sarix250
Sary :
No es el casarte en si , sino con quien decides compartir tu vida
2026-07-30 16:07:55
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jaquelinepensado
Jaqueline Pensado :
No satanicen el vivir en pareja, hay hombres buenos todavía
2026-07-31 04:30:33
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nessa.v.v
𝘝𝘢𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘢🫀 :
chicas nunca pero nunca perdonen una infidelidad ni regresen porque no cambian si lo hizo 1 vez lo volverá hacer, no toleren nada y enfoquense en ustedes ✨
2026-07-30 19:08:15
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elisaroa200
Elisa Roa :
Aquí una con 43 años jamás pudieron convencerme que todo eso me daría felicidad y es la mejor decisión que pude haber tomado
2026-07-30 08:56:37
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mariaviloria957
MaríaViloria :
hubiese querido tener esa mentalidad hace 20 años 🥺
2026-07-30 11:51:51
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valedenissemarquez0
vale denisse :
Se libre, lo que más puedas, te lo dice una mujer de casi 33 que estuvo casada y tiene 3 hijos, a ellos no les importa dejar, cambiarte, usarte, a mi hija le diré que sea libre y piense solo en lo que ella quiere realmente 💕 háganme caso chicas
2026-07-30 21:46:56
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davval.01
Damaris😻 :
También aplica aunque ya tengas un hijo? 😮‍💨
2026-07-30 20:47:17
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_galvaan
Patricia :
antes soñaba con casarme pero ya se me quitó ese sueño, los hombres no valoran mejor me valoro yo misma y ser feliz soltera para siempre 🥰
2026-07-30 19:47:10
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bts26.123.tk
Kim Taehyung :
amor eso aplica solo cuando el hombre es malo
2026-07-31 11:44:47
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mariacueva607
mary03 :
mi manada ,aunque vivan diciendo qué moriré sola prefiero esoq que vivir infeliz..
2026-07-30 10:06:40
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yensi2003rf
Yarelis Rodríguez ❄️ :
Joder estoy tan decidida que no quiero nada de eso en mi vida 😅siempre les digo que nadie ah muer** por estar solo , pero si lo han hecho cuando están con las personas equivocadas
2026-07-30 04:07:57
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karlaroelv
Karla Roel :
Es encontrar un compañero de vida, a mis 29 años sin hijos y ejerciendo mi carrera se me hace lo más padre del mundo tener un compañero para apoyarnos mutuamente, y obviamente divertirnos y viajar, es como una pijamada todos los días
2026-07-31 02:31:44
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yesshy..96
Yessy..16 :
ojalá hubiera hecho caso antes de meter la pata ahora tengo mi hijo q es mi todo pero solo les digo aquellas personas si no están segur@s no hagan las cosas antes de tiempo ni apresurado
2026-07-30 04:08:53
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ximenadonde
MENA RD :
tengo 25, e regalado 10 años de mi vida y ya estoy cansada
2026-07-30 17:39:34
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irlandalorena
alma :
AL FIN!! Asi soy yo, pero la sociedad ya me tiene harta con “ya consíguete a alguien y haz una familia” simplemente me encanta viajar y punto, además que tengo más planes en mi vida y no, no me gustan las mujeres para que no empiecen simplemente se estar sola cosa que a muchas les hace falta 🙌🏻
2026-07-30 22:57:35
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stefull13
Stefany Ulloa :
estoy casada, soy profesional y trabajo, también ama de casa y tengo un hijo y confirmo, les aconsejo no se casen, pocos son buenos y valoran , estudien, viajen vivan para ustedes
2026-07-31 00:37:05
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mushu6170
.Naye. C :
A mí alguien una vez me dijo que si quiero formar un hogar que lo haga con alguien que sabe ser padre aunque no sepa ser un esposo.
2026-07-30 12:12:19
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My Last Goodbye to Tekeste Tekeste, I still don’t know how to say goodbye to you. For five years, you were beside me. Five years of ordinary mornings, difficult nights, laughter, uncertainty, happiness, and everything in between. Five years is a long time in a person’s life—and you became deeply woven into mine. You were never just a cat. You were my companion, my friend, my family, my little actor, and one of the most constant presences in my life. I want you to know how proud I am that I got to have you. I respected you. I trusted you. In many moments, I trusted you more than I trusted people. You never needed words to make me feel understood. Somehow, you knew how to be there without asking me to explain myself. And together, we created something I never imagined I would create with a cat. We created stories. We created content. We made people laugh. We gave people something to look forward to. You became known by thousands upon thousands of people who had never met you, yet somehow felt that they knew you. And you were such a good actor. You had your own timing, your own expressions, your own personality. Sometimes I barely had to do anything. I just had to point the camera at you and let Tekeste be Tekeste. But what people saw on their screens was only a small part of what you meant to me. I knew you when the camera was off. I knew the little things you did. Your moods. Your habits. Your stubbornness. Your affection. Your way of demanding attention. Your way of simply being there. And you were there through some of the hardest periods of my life. When things were going well, you were there. When things fell apart, you were there. When I had something to celebrate, you were there. And when I had almost nothing to celebrate, you were still there. You even helped me survive in ways that I never expected an animal could. You earned money. You helped pay my bills when I couldn’t pay them myself. The content we created together became something that helped me keep going during times when I was struggling. So when I say you were part of my life, I don’t mean that metaphorically. You were part of my survival. You contributed to my life. You helped carry me when I couldn’t carry everything by myself. And I will never forget that. There are more than a hundred thousand people who came to know your face through our stories. They laughed with you, worried about you, celebrated you, and waited to see you again. But I was the lucky one. Because I didn’t just get to know Tekeste the internet knew. I got to know my Tekeste. The one who existed away from the camera. The one who shared my home. The one who sat beside me during difficult days. The one who made ordinary moments feel less lonely. The one who became family without ever needing to say a word. And perhaps that is why losing you hurts this much. Because I am not simply saying goodbye to a pet. I am saying goodbye to a five-year chapter of my life. I am saying goodbye to a companion who walked beside me through thick and thin. I am saying goodbye to a friend who gave me more than I could ever properly repay. I wish I could have one more ordinary day with you. One more moment. One more look. One more chance to hold you and tell you how much you meant to me. You gave me far more than I ever gave you. You gave me companionship when I needed it. You gave me laughter when I had forgotten how to laugh. You gave me something to create when I felt like I had nothing left to create. You helped me financially when I was struggling. You gave thousands of people happiness. And you gave me a bond that I will carry for the rest of my life. I am proud of you, Tekeste. I am proud that you were mine. And I am even prouder that, for five beautiful years, I was yours. I don’t know what my days will look like without you. I know there will be moments when I instinctively look for you. I know I will remember you when I sit down to create something. I know there will be days when I hear something, see something, or remember something you did, and suddenly realiz
My Last Goodbye to Tekeste Tekeste, I still don’t know how to say goodbye to you. For five years, you were beside me. Five years of ordinary mornings, difficult nights, laughter, uncertainty, happiness, and everything in between. Five years is a long time in a person’s life—and you became deeply woven into mine. You were never just a cat. You were my companion, my friend, my family, my little actor, and one of the most constant presences in my life. I want you to know how proud I am that I got to have you. I respected you. I trusted you. In many moments, I trusted you more than I trusted people. You never needed words to make me feel understood. Somehow, you knew how to be there without asking me to explain myself. And together, we created something I never imagined I would create with a cat. We created stories. We created content. We made people laugh. We gave people something to look forward to. You became known by thousands upon thousands of people who had never met you, yet somehow felt that they knew you. And you were such a good actor. You had your own timing, your own expressions, your own personality. Sometimes I barely had to do anything. I just had to point the camera at you and let Tekeste be Tekeste. But what people saw on their screens was only a small part of what you meant to me. I knew you when the camera was off. I knew the little things you did. Your moods. Your habits. Your stubbornness. Your affection. Your way of demanding attention. Your way of simply being there. And you were there through some of the hardest periods of my life. When things were going well, you were there. When things fell apart, you were there. When I had something to celebrate, you were there. And when I had almost nothing to celebrate, you were still there. You even helped me survive in ways that I never expected an animal could. You earned money. You helped pay my bills when I couldn’t pay them myself. The content we created together became something that helped me keep going during times when I was struggling. So when I say you were part of my life, I don’t mean that metaphorically. You were part of my survival. You contributed to my life. You helped carry me when I couldn’t carry everything by myself. And I will never forget that. There are more than a hundred thousand people who came to know your face through our stories. They laughed with you, worried about you, celebrated you, and waited to see you again. But I was the lucky one. Because I didn’t just get to know Tekeste the internet knew. I got to know my Tekeste. The one who existed away from the camera. The one who shared my home. The one who sat beside me during difficult days. The one who made ordinary moments feel less lonely. The one who became family without ever needing to say a word. And perhaps that is why losing you hurts this much. Because I am not simply saying goodbye to a pet. I am saying goodbye to a five-year chapter of my life. I am saying goodbye to a companion who walked beside me through thick and thin. I am saying goodbye to a friend who gave me more than I could ever properly repay. I wish I could have one more ordinary day with you. One more moment. One more look. One more chance to hold you and tell you how much you meant to me. You gave me far more than I ever gave you. You gave me companionship when I needed it. You gave me laughter when I had forgotten how to laugh. You gave me something to create when I felt like I had nothing left to create. You helped me financially when I was struggling. You gave thousands of people happiness. And you gave me a bond that I will carry for the rest of my life. I am proud of you, Tekeste. I am proud that you were mine. And I am even prouder that, for five beautiful years, I was yours. I don’t know what my days will look like without you. I know there will be moments when I instinctively look for you. I know I will remember you when I sit down to create something. I know there will be days when I hear something, see something, or remember something you did, and suddenly realiz

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