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Juls | Colombia | 16 años | " Quién tiene magia, no necesita trucos " 😝

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"Fuerte es quien llora a escondida y se ríe en publico "

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He sido el mejor en decepcionar a la gente.

(via aloneanddarkposts)

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💜👌

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"Que todo fluya y nada influya"

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US Open, 9/4

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ARE YOU THE FACEBOOK COUPLE WE ALL HATE?

I would like to begin this week’s column with a small precursor: I am currently sans boyfriend. As everyone knows this grants me the right to be all woo-hoo about how free and single I am and enjoy the fact that I don’t have to share my Pringles with anyone. Taking that into account, I would like to discuss a hotly debated topic among my friends: couples on social media.

According to a new study, published this week, there is a direct correlation between soppy Facebook posts and a happy, committed couple. Yeah. Catalina Toma and Mina Choi, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, conducted research by examining the eDA (that’s electronic display of affection, can I trademark that?) of student couples as well as the result of their relationship over the course of six months. Apparently the six-month timeframe was chosen because previous research has shown that relationships between students have a decent chance of crashing and burning in that time… Any students coming up to a six month anniversary maybe make your beau a bacon sandwich or something this weekend just to keep that shit locked down.

Read full article on The Debrief

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Él solo iba a jugar con ella, pero lo que él no sabía era que ella era una experta en el juego, y solo fue cuestión de días para que se enamorara de su mejor pesadilla.

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Ella Era Un Libro Difícil De Leer, A El Le Gustaban Los Cuentos Fáciles!! 🙉

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Los rumores son llevados por hipócritas,difundidos por tontos y aceptados por idiotas

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“Estoy tratando de ser fría para que la gente no me pueda lastimar”

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pensar mucho y decir poco.