Who ever is reading this:
I love u.
U matter.
The world needs u
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Advanced Placement (AP), 24.10.2020 07:30 postorivofarms
Who ever is reading this:
I love u.
U matter.
The world needs u
hang in there ik it may be bad but u deserve the world
ur beautiful no matter ur shape, size, color, gender.. anything
don't give up bby i need u to live.
i wish i could take everyones problems so yall wouldn't have to have em but i cant so just know ily and if anyone needs to talk u can talk to me
Pls pass this on. Everyone deserves to know this. ♥️♥️
just copy and paste its not hard pls this could save someones life
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