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Q: a gf who keep repeating the same words vs a gf who keep crying 🐧: i'd rather not to date (both) SJ: no u can't, u should date 1 of them 🐧: *sigh...* uh... *thinks hard* IR: if u dont choose 1, u'll stay single forever 🐧: between...

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