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Wanting Monogamy as 1,946 Men Await my Swipe

In Plainspeak English Audit In Plainspeak English Audit 100% 10 Its a cartoon, where a girl is sitting on a chair facing her back and choosing boys on a dating application. There are a huge number boys in the photo and out of all of them, the girl chose one who is standing on the counter. Screen reader support enabled. Its a cartoon, where a girl is sitting on a chair facing her back and choosing boys on a dating application. There are a huge number boys in the photo and out of all of them, the girl chose one who is standing on the counter.

Leaving Michael’s apartment one Tuesday morning, I smiled and said, “Have a good class today.” That may not sound like…

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June 15, 2017

Wanting Monogamy as 1,946 Men Await my Swipe

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