My Boyish Girlfriend
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Ongoing18m
Last published Fri, Jul 18, 2014
Everybody tells me that I am a Lesbian because of my Gestures, Action and Speaking style wich is not true plus the fact that all of my friends are Boys. I don't care what people would say about me nor think about me. The Hell I Care? -_-
This is me so they have no Rights to judge my Personality.
What If ma Inlove ka Sa babaeng Mas lalake pa sayo kung Umasta?
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