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I was unsure who I was supposed to follow, the link took me to a page and that person had moved. But my birthday is April 14th 😊
Fuck ill have to fix that link. but ill put u on the page.
Want to join my birthday page?
Ayyoo! So I do hear what you're saying, and considering that is from a movie or show, it is pretty exaggerated. All that I am saying, is that he had no right to touch her to begin with. And had she just gone to the police, since he didn't hurt her in any way, or go any further (i mean she kinda ended it real quick), it wouldn't have made much of a case and the cops wouldn't have cared. It's sad, but it's really true. Sometimes people are forced to end things in their own ways, and it sucks.
I understand that it is, and I agree that he shouldn’t have touched her. However, her actions afterward were extreme and unnecessary. That is true, often times you need to handle things on your own. However, there are better ways to do so. There are plenty of cases where such actions are called for, but that wasn’t one.
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