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Denims comments on the Emiru & Mizkif situation Says she’ll continue to believe Emiru for now but is very worried about the ramifications for everyone (especially women) if the lawsuit reveals certain info “I want to believe so..but if any of the lawsuit brings things out that she’s lied...

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