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Marriage goals

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Funked1 year ago

Stripper pole in the background? God bless her!

Prophetess Diana Destiny Angel1 year ago

God bless them. That's what the Bible says must be done in a marriage.

L0renz01 year ago

"Listening to understand, not to formulate a rebuttal" 💯

Two Margarets1 year ago

@pastordmack This is wisdom.

Stuart widmer1 year ago

101

Dr RWB🧠 (Creds in bio)🇺🇸🍊🚛1 year ago

@Anthonynm2021 1 John 4:19~

Real1ne_1 year ago

I wish😒

LongJohn Maple1 year ago

Bitches never think like that they just know baddies coming on Sunday that's all Bitch ! Wave this nigga that bitch nails make up

Professor Edwin IJEOMA1 year ago

Wouldn't marriages be more interesting for a couple to be on the same team that wins than to be rivalries that will always lose or get divorced on extreme circumstances?

La Bonita1 year ago

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