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even though dada always pulls out last second, he always tells me he’ll fill up my cunnie with his papa load one day :3 link in coments daddy😈👀 #fauxcest #incest #porn #nsfw #nsfwtwt #creampie #pussy #sizekink #incesttwt #hentai #porntwt

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Mark lifting Renjun during the ending of “Trigger the Fever” was always one of my favorite moments that I looked forward to seeing at every Dream Show. Sometimes Renjun seemed hesitant to be lifted by Mark, sometimes he wanted to lift Mark instead, and sometimes he didn’t want to be lifted at all. Those little moments were so precious to me, and they were one of the reasons that made me want to attend Dream Show to witness them with my own eyes. I always made sure to record that moment, and there was only one Dream Show that I missed, TDS4 in Bangkok Day 1, because of the rain. Even though Mark is not my bias, his departure affected me more than I expected. He has been Renjun’s favorite hyung who took good care of him for almost a decade. As a Renjun fan, I could really feel that bond, and I am truly thankful for everything he has done. When Renjun was absent during The Dream Show 3, Mark still mentioned him and even put the Injeolmi on his bathrobe. It was funny at first, but the more I reflected on it, the more it felt like Renjun was still there with Dream during TDS3. And just like back then, this time, you will always be with Dream, forever. Mark definitely has a bright future ahead, and I truly believe he will do well as Mark Lee. I will always be rooting for him, and I hope he finds a career path that makes him genuinely happy. “No matter where he goes, he will always be part of NCT Dream’s story.” #MARKLEE #마크 #RENJUN #런쥔 🐯🦊💚🌈

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🐾 💔Today, my beloved Tiki, my loyal companion for nearly 18 years, has crossed the rainbow bridge. 🌈 🐾 My heart is shattered, and the depth of my sorrow is beyond words. The void left behind is truly indescribable. We found out in mid-August that Tiki had a cancerous tumor in his lung and there was nothing they could do for him. It would be weeks, not months. It was devastating news. But were weren’t ready to give up on him and Tiki wasn’t ready to go yet either. I’m incredibly grateful to my mom and stepdad for helping us give Tiki the best care possible during his final weeks. Thanks to their tireless efforts, we were able to have a few more weeks with him than anyone expected. They are the best caretakers anyone could ask for. Tiki was such a little warrior through it all, even until his last breath. He held on through our anniversary and my birthday, almost as if he wanted to give me one last celebration with him. But today, he let us know, it was time. Nothing prepares you for their departure from your life, especially when they’ve been a part of it for so long. Tiki was there for every milestone of my life for the last 18 years, most importantly when I first met my husband. Many know the story of how he infamously had to pass the “Tiki Test” when we first starting dating and thankfully he did with flying colors! When Tiki crawled up on his lap the first time he met him, I knew he was the one. Tiki chose him too! They became best buddies. Tiki travelled to so many places with me over the years …from late nights in my Capitol Hill office to our road trips back and forth to Jersey in his Giants gear and trips down the shore, to flying back and forth to the Florida Keys (where my mom originally rescued him from and brought him to me) to Harvard for my resident fellowship, to my first apartment to our first house…Tiki has been a part of it all. So many wonderful memories captured over the years that I will cherish forever. Tiki was the coolest, most extraodinary cat and everyone loved him. Although the time with our four legged family members is never long enough…Tiki’s spirit, unconditional love and the joy he brought to my life and Marcelle’s will live on forever in our hearts. He’ll always be a part of me. Having the “Tikster” as my little buddy for all these years will always be one of my greatest blessings. I know he’s up there in kitty heaven enjoying endless “somethings” and purring away. Even though losing Tiki today feels like a piece of my heart has been taken, I find solace in the belief that one day we will be reunited in heaven, where he will greet me with the same warmth and affection and “kissies” he shared with us in life; until then, I will keep his memory alive, embracing the bond and unconditional love we shared every day.

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ni-ki may be an adult now, but he will always be sunoo’s baby.sunoo may look physically like the maknae, but he will always be ni-ki’s first reliable hyung who took care of him since their I-LAND Ground era. during their debut days, ni-ki couldn’t sleep without hugging someone. so he used to sleep in sunoo’s bed and lie beside his hyung. although ni-ki slept in other hyungs’ beds too, he would wake up in the middle of the night, go to sunoo’s bed, and end up sleeping beside him again. sunoo, being a considerate hyung, let ni-ki sleep beside him even though he only had a single bed. in fact, jungwon once said that ni-ki used to take up a lot of space while they were sleeping, and sunoo would end up sleeping at the edge of the bed 😭. but instead of complaining, sunoo said he still slept well. ni-ki even wrote this letter for sunoo: “thank you for sharing your bed with me. always think of me as your cute little brother. keep on sleeping next to me every day ♡ love you.” ni-ki might tease him a lot too, but I believe that’s how he shows his affection and attention toward his hyung. deep down, he is grateful to the hyung who never made him feel lonely during their debut days. have you noticed how he always stuck close to his sunoo hyung back then? that’s because, among the members, sunoo was the first person he became close to since they were together in the Ground. so it’s no wonder sunoo gave ni-ki a side-eye when he jokingly said that he was the one who took care of his hyung and not the other way around. because, as sunoo once said, no one understands ni-ki the way he does. 🌱 #SUNOO #선우

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