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Men always complained I had a lot of boyfriends. I never agreed, or disagreed. I was too busy kissing to care. I disapproved of jealous complainers and had not an opinion on their opinion of me.

Men always complained I had a lot of boyfriends. I never agr

Topics: Adventure, Being, Believe, Boyfriends, Breaking-up, Breakups, Broken-heart, Broken-hearted, Broken-hearted-quotes, Caring, Chance, Chaos By Coco J. Ginger

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