We Are Just Friends
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What would you do if you where a triplet. Well with us you will never know we have our ups an downs but together we are awesome . We each have our problems one of us has depression one of us has gay problems actually scratch that we all have guy problems would life be easier being a triplet getting to rely on your sisters or will it be hard well read or tale of what it's like being a triplet but also having to deal with normal life too
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