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Diệu Thiện :

đúng vậy ghét nhất lừa nhau tỏm

2026-11-02 14:29:51

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Nhật_Trà :

Đúng vậy, phụ nữ chỉ cần được yêu thương, sống tử tế và chân thành với họ là được rồi

2026-11-06 02:40:30

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phạm thu hà❤️🍏🇻🇳🇹🇭 :

Cho hắn biến luon ik

2026-11-03 13:05:48

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Quỳnh Hương Tóc dài 🌺🥰 :

ko tôi chỉ ghét loại phản bội thôi 😄

2026-11-03 07:51:24

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Liên nguyễn :

Nói dối căm lắm

2026-11-03 07:58:53

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Nana 💖 :

Quá đúng

2026-11-02 09:47:55

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Linh Thu9680 :

nói rất đúng

2026-11-05 11:04:36

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spring tea :

Nói dối lần một sẽ có lần hai , ta mà phát hiện lần một là mua vé một chiểu 😁

2026-11-03 16:06:01

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NT :

cái ji họ cũng hứa nhưng chẳng làm đc ji cả, đau nhiều lắm

2026-11-06 04:44:36

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Tý Hoàng :

chuẩn luôn

2026-11-06 13:46:32

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Hoà Nguyễn :

chính xác

2026-11-06 03:19:16

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Ngọc Liên :

đàn ông trên đời này họ hứa k ah [Cười to tán thành][Cười to tán thành][Cười to tán thành]

2026-11-03 05:07:41

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Hà Sunny :

Mình gặp hết 2 điều

2026-11-05 08:20:03

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Mai'Mơ Mộng ☺ :

đúng vậy

2026-11-05 15:14:17

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chi nga67 :

hay qua

2026-11-02 07:55:55

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TUYỆT TÌNH CỐC :

tui đã gặp rồi nè tui bỏ một cách vứt khoác

2026-11-06 02:01:49

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🎼𝕭𝖚̛̉𝖒 ~𝟏𝟗𝟗𝟗🥀 :

Hay

2026-11-02 07:28:44

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Danh Thị Phụng :

2026-11-03 07:12:45

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Phương thủy :

chuẩn luôn

2026-11-05 00:38:40

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Ly Thị Xía :

👍👍👍👍👍

2026-11-04 22:00:18

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chấp nhận số phận :

đúng rồi hứa rất nhiều lần như có làm đc đâu buồn 😭😭😭

2026-11-06 19:55:29

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Hoa My🌺 94 :

chích xác

2026-11-05 14:43:43

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khuyên 2k2 26SL :

đúng quá

2026-11-04 23:53:02

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Hà Sunny :

Chính xác

2026-11-05 08:19:20

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Nguyễn Thủy :

đúng rồi 💯💯💯💯💯

2026-11-02 08:05:04

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