Girls can be players too

Girls can be players too

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Sep 13, 2015
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Why do we girls allow boys to play with us like their lil dolls and dump us like trash? It has been told in history that women and girls has been inferior in society and traits of it still remains in todays society. But we girls can put a stop to it. We own our bodys, we have control over the key to what boys want. So y allow them to treat us this way? Lets put a stop today, to all the lies all the cheats all the heartbreaks. Lets play their own game.
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