Are You In?
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Ongoing12m
Last published Sat, Nov 7, 2015
Remember those girls in movies who sashayed down the school hallway carrying around a puppy in their purse, surrounded by their posse with guys falling at their feet? They'd kill for gossip and kill people who gossip about them. They'd ruin someone's life to gain something tiny in their's. You can't stop them, and you can't compete with them. Remember when those kinds of girls came into the real world? They just keep multiplying...
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