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Pomni watching gummigoo dip, then looking back at rags, realizing a connection with a high af sexy ragdoll (bc it's actually real/reciprocated) is more important than an ugly piss colored reptile who can't even remember her, choosing her real circus polycule over a fake ai bf+

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