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Enjoyed the first post-2018 media community interaction, followed by dinner, with the J&K PDP President and former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti at Hotel Lalit Srinagar The LaLiT Hotels, Palaces & Resorts tonight. It proved an opportunity to meet and interact with some of our longtime colleagues as we have...

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Poppa Left

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🌻: I told Atom, "The day you decide to stand beside me, it might be a little exhausting. You might have to face things that affect you emotionally. Are you ready for that? It may not be easy. It may not be as beautiful as people imagine it to be. But are you ready?" And she said, "I'm willing. I'm ready." I never talked about the good side of it. Not once. I only told her about the worst-case scenarios. I only talked about the challenges and the downsides. The very first thing I wanted to know was whether her heart would be strong enough to handle it. But she told me she wanted to try. She wanted to see where this journey would take her. She put all of her heart and trust into the decision to stand beside me. And that made me feel that, from this day forward, I wanted to take the best possible care of her as her partner. Because I felt like, "Wow, she's placing her trust in me." The thing is, when she entered this industry, there were already so many people interested in her. Many of them were from major companies. But in the end, she chose this... she chose peace of mind. 🍑: At first, we didn't actually know each other personally. I had only been watching and following her from afar. The first reason I chose her was simply because I admired her. I was a fan of hers. But after meeting her for real and spending more time together, I started to feel that I could entrust myself—and everything that comes with me—to her. I trusted her. I believed in her. I believed that she would take care of me, and that she would help me become someone I could be proud of in the future. Because of that, I gradually felt more at ease. More comfortable being around her. And that's when I decided, "Okay, I want to work with her. I want to be her partner. I want to be by her side." Faye Malisorn อะตวม MADAME FIN X FAYEATOM LIVE #FayeAtomLiveKperfume #FayeAtom
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🌻: I told Atom, "The day you decide to stand beside me, it might be a little exhausting. You might have to face things that affect you emotionally. Are you ready for that? It may not be easy. It may not be as beautiful as people imagine it to be. But are you ready?" And she said, "I'm willing. I'm ready." I never talked about the good side of it. Not once. I only told her about the worst-case scenarios. I only talked about the challenges and the downsides. The very first thing I wanted to know was whether her heart would be strong enough to handle it. But she told me she wanted to try. She wanted to see where this journey would take her. She put all of her heart and trust into the decision to stand beside me. And that made me feel that, from this day forward, I wanted to take the best possible care of her as her partner. Because I felt like, "Wow, she's placing her trust in me." The thing is, when she entered this industry, there were already so many people interested in her. Many of them were from major companies. But in the end, she chose this... she chose peace of mind. 🍑: At first, we didn't actually know each other personally. I had only been watching and following her from afar. The first reason I chose her was simply because I admired her. I was a fan of hers. But after meeting her for real and spending more time together, I started to feel that I could entrust myself—and everything that comes with me—to her. I trusted her. I believed in her. I believed that she would take care of me, and that she would help me become someone I could be proud of in the future. Because of that, I gradually felt more at ease. More comfortable being around her. And that's when I decided, "Okay, I want to work with her. I want to be her partner. I want to be by her side." Faye Malisorn อะตวม MADAME FIN X FAYEATOM LIVE #FayeAtomLiveKperfume #FayeAtom

ARIES ☀️

133,720 views • 3 months ago