@psychological.asp: Желаю каждому найти своего человека #любовь #семья #отношения #жизнь #счастье

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nagkam0
nagkam :
Это мой муж! я 9лет болею тяжёлой болезнью, и он всегда рядом со мной, ухаживает, каждые 5 минут говорит что любит, во время моих срывов обнимает и губами вытирает мои слезы! моет меня, сама не могу! Каждый день выводит на прогулку в парк, и я держусь за него и не боюсь что упаду!Прошу его отпустить меня уже а он говорит что и на том свете будет рядом, облечу ,говорит, всю галактику найду тебя и буду рядом!
2026-08-29 08:18:31
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naninani7514
NANI NANI 🇬🇪 🇵🇹 :
ЭТО - МАМА!!!
2026-08-29 04:01:16
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wwwtiktokmov
RASPIZDYAIKA :
встретила, а что делать если не любишь этого человека. Уважаю , ценю но честно говорю что не полюблю.
2026-08-27 20:52:50
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user7527663359321
Любовь :
Как правильно сказано, настоящая любовь,это когда ,как , мой любимый, всегда готов прийти мне на помощь,когда мне плохо,всегда заботится обо мне,когда я болею,всегда меня может меня успокоить,когда мне плохо,защищает меня,когда меня хотят унизить,плохо думают обо мне ,нам другой раз не надо говорить,он все понимает по одному моему взгляду,что мне нужно,он преданный и готов на все ,ради меня !!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
2026-09-01 06:12:13
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cucaracha465
(°!°) :
Я так относилась к своему мужу, а он ушёл к женщине которая ведёт аморальный образ жизни
2026-10-07 15:10:33
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_aleksandr1981_2
Alex🥊👑⛓️‍💥🇮🇹 :
Сейчас это редкость но возможно!
2026-08-24 12:47:22
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katrin_b111
Katrin B. :
А для меня секс это любовь тоже! Просто любовь она разная и проявляет себя по разному!
2026-08-30 10:56:46
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.1802197
тома :
В пожилом возрасте секс не важен, а вот в молодом возрасте для мужчины он играет немаловажную роль плюс всё выше сказанное в видео.
2026-08-31 07:48:36
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svetik777420
Svetik777 :
это не человек это твой Ангел Хранитель. в жизни нет и не будет таких.
2026-09-02 08:33:11
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lena68287
LenaЛена К :
Цілком згодна,я з тих,кому пощастило
2026-08-31 18:58:07
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fenix4ever888
Галина Николаевна :
Это мама. Больше ты никому не нужен!!!! В ней бог!!!
2026-09-01 17:49:28
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user939675503631
Инна Севостьянова :
секс это одна часть любви
2026-09-01 14:56:27
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user24048303418426
user2404830341842людмила :
истина,секс это страсть а не любовь.😊
2026-08-30 15:31:10
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user2768584911362
Ольга Талеронок :
это может только мама
2026-08-30 07:05:08
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olgavo53
user9787366692795 :
Как же он ПРАВ!!!!
2026-09-01 05:34:59
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nowkie625
Культ новки :
Как точно сказано👍👍👍
2026-08-30 20:27:07
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user2291317331533
kkimbat :
не ценят таких
2026-08-31 12:37:00
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lungu.viorel1
Lungu Viorel :
это только один преданный человек,,,Это Мама...
2026-08-29 19:14:23
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user81591733342247
Светлана Лебединская :
Секс это страсть. А любовь это выбор душой. Когда люди прожили долгие годы вместе и пережили многое вместе, но всё равно выбирают друг друга 🤗🤗🤗
2026-08-31 07:27:38
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irina_vesna_1
✨ אירינה ✨ :
Такой человек, это только МАМА! Больше никого, никогда, ни за что, не будет тебя так любить! 🫶
2026-08-31 05:59:50
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hatav8
user7206435363964 :
Мудрые слова.Вот,что такое настоящая любовь
2026-08-30 03:37:19
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user3804198388192
user3804198388192 :
такая любовь есть , это- любовь мамы🥰это самая чистая , большая , безоговорочная, преданная, молчаливая и светлая любовь...
2026-08-29 06:16:52
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svetla6314
Svetla :
Сложно найти такого ,может есть но единицы…
2026-08-27 08:31:33
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user3414261695348
Ирина Лепеха :
Таких не бывает
2026-08-30 07:59:13
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monkaooe
natashka :
это человек не сушешьвует
2026-08-26 09:30:56
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