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🗣️was it a lot? ur texts that he ddnt reply 🦊It depends. He answered some, ignored some.But it went like that for a year (in d beginning) 🍡Actually,we were like a couple. To be honest, there r things we need to make adjustments in our relationship (1)#fforce_ #kasibook #ฟอสบุ๊ค

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🗣️It was like F was hitting on u 🍡yeah.If u think of it for fun, it can b seen that way 🦊It can b seen that way. Eventually, i’ve had enough. He still wasnt come to his senses. So, i thought that was it as i had done my best. He tried to reconnect wen i alrdy left (2) #ฟอสบุ๊ค

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🍡It’s like i was trying to reconcile w/ him 🦊Something like that 🍡It does seems almost like a couple. (3) #fforce_ #kasibook #ฟอสบุ๊ค

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🍡I can cry talkin abt this. Actually, i’ve never told anyone abt this b4. D only one i told was Force.I had a scar regarding friendship which later makes it hard for me to open up w/ ppl 🦊So, i needed to deal w/ that🤣 🍡but he had done a great job #fforce_ #kasibook #ฟอสบุ๊ค
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🍡For me,Love is understandin. It s communication. Wen life throws us problem, we go through it 2gether. I dont hav many friends. But i want to thk U 🦊Krub 🍡i want Thk Force. I dont hav much ppl in my life (1)#LOLFanFest2023D2 #ฟอสบุ๊ค #fforce_ #kasibook
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LeBron James says he turned down a $15,000,000 endorsement contract renewal from McDonald’s to pursue equity and franchise ownership in Blaze Pizza “It was a great partnership with McDonald’s. We did some great things on television. We did some great things over the years. But I remember we went to UC Irvine, the first ever Blaze, and we tasted the product, and the product was phenomenal” “Then you came to me with the proposition that we could actually own our own and be franchisees in a couple of cities in America. The numbers that you were showing me, the potential that we could make if we just put the time and effort into it, exceeded what McDonald’s would be guaranteeing me over the next four years” “More importantly, for me, it was like, ‘Wow, we get to actually build this, be a part of something.’ Forget the money. We can actually build something, and if it doesn’t become successful, then I can only blame myself because I know the product is that damn good”
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🐿️ the most important thing! our album preview was released! the reactions were… 🦊 they were passionate 🐿️ everyone was like “why were txt worried? why were they anxious?” if we’re honest, since our album’s theme is ‘anxiety’ all of this was just a build-up 🧸we were just syncing with it 🐧 we wanted to convey that anxiety to moas 🐰 all of it was a part of promo? 🐿️ actually, we’ve always been really confident in it, haven’t we? 🤷 🦊 …we’re pretending to be that relaxed? 🐿️ guys quickly do it 🐧 that’s right 🤷 🦊🤷 🐿️🐧 so what?! 🤷 🧸🤷

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