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david.lehner72
David Lehner :
Damn I was taking to this beautiful woman gorgeous too but she couldn’t make up her mind but she was an honest beautiful woman and now I’m back being lone again knowing I want love but will never have it 😊
2026-10-05 12:14:33
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lrbgarage
Lrbgarage :
As long as she keeps me out of my head so I’ll do anything for her!
2026-09-16 08:05:04
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_nel75
Nelly :
It’s not worth it no matter how good looking they are or how u feel for them.that shit will kill you in the end
2026-10-11 03:42:09
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