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hobamans
ماما انا :
والمعلقه تفضل كده
2026-11-05 15:41:16
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aboadama3
Mohamed Ahmed :
احسنتي القول ربنا يقوي الناس كلهاويصبر قلبكو
2026-11-06 14:02:58
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soon41421
soon 🔜 :
للاسف بقي فيه حمله ممنهجة لتخريب الأسرة المصرية وللأسف الشديد ناس كتير وقعت في الفخ
2026-11-05 10:34:49
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rawanrazan479
rawanrazan479 :
لو تم فعلا تالت مره وجات فتوى تقولك لسا زوجين تحليها ازاى
2026-11-06 16:06:00
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khulia_ab3
خوليا :
لما يخون ويلعب سهل صح ولما نطلب الطلاق...الطلاق مو سهل عجيب امركم
2026-11-06 00:24:17
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sliman :
حضرتك محترام اقسم با الله
2026-11-06 08:13:56
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aymanbaymeayman
aymanbaymeayman :
انسانه محترمه وياريت كلامك يوصل للناس لكن للاسف تحياتي ليكي
2026-11-05 12:04:26
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طب لو بقا في خيانه علطول ونسامح مليون مره ويرجع يخون تاني هيعمل اي والصحه راحت والحزن مش بيسبناا
2026-11-06 11:16:21
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asersabru
marwa🌝 :
والله الست لو ليها مكان مستقل وفلوس مستقلة تأمن مستقبلها ومستقبل ولادها نصف الشعب هيطلق المشكلة في الفلوس
2026-11-05 17:53:50
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karemmahmoud373
ابو البنات :
أحست النشر
2026-11-05 17:02:16
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diaa.ali517
Diaa.AI. :
الدال على الخير كفاعله عندما تتحدث فتاة رشيدة أحسنتي قولا سيدتي الفاضلة
2026-11-05 15:44:18
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user2azauhslgs :
الطرف الثالث له تأثير قوي جدا لهدم بيتها بيدها
2026-11-06 18:26:44
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kimozizo498033
كريم زغلول :
الامان حلو اوي
2026-11-06 08:42:50
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Mr Waleed :
عايز عروسه
2026-11-06 17:36:31
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saadz1231
فَذَكِّر :
احسنتي
2026-11-05 23:20:31
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taherelsemsar
Taher Elsemsar :
ياريتها ما سمعتيش كلام الي أجبرها على الطلاق منه لله
2026-11-06 01:36:22
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ghanim.ali59
الشايب :
2026-11-06 21:01:08
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amrmekkawy831
عمرو المكاوي :
بيضحكوا عليها عايزينها تبقى زيهم
2026-11-05 09:58:21
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aymanbaymeayman
aymanbaymeayman :
للاسف لان بقت الان موضه وفي ناس بتكون مريضه بلفعل ولازم يمرضو ايلي حواليهم زي الفيروس بلظبط ومفيش توعيه زي ما انتي كونتي بتتكلمي وتوضحي الكلام ملحوظه انا ايمن
2026-11-05 13:10:19
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saud_i333
SAUD :
ممكن تكلمين زوحتي 😞💔 على شان عيالي
2026-11-07 00:10:14
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