If you love something set it free.
If you love something set it free
Brayden Ward
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Brandon Torres
If you love something get in fucking shape, fatso
James Hernandez
if you love something let it be happy
Parker Flores
if you love something it'll never love you back
Brayden James
cuck logic
Dylan Ross
>can never get cucked if you are kissless virgin.
Mason Ross
if the *woman* you love is unhappy with being with you sooner or later you'll both be very unhappy. if she doesn't love you back its pointless to continue the sham
Kokoro did the right thing in ending the relationship as soon as possible at the first chance she got.
Colton Wilson
RULES OF NATURE
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Tl note: The hawk simbolitzes Mitsuru.
Daniel Jackson
> ending the relationshi
There were no relationship.
Cooper Perez
>There were no relationship.
Their partnership was the relationship, true there was no real relationship other than the one futoshi was forcing and Kokoro was wrongfully going along with.
Samuel Fisher
also thanks for breaking the combo you fuckwad
no fun allowed i guess asshole
Juan Murphy
If you love something you keep going at it until you get it.
Justin Hill
Hey guys, is this the cuckoldry thread? Did I come to the right place?
Jace Turner
> If you love something you keep going at it until you get a restraining order.
Hello, mr niceguy.
Jackson Campbell
Unless you are ugly and fat.
Ethan Collins
If you love something take it by force.
Brody Long
>cuckoldry
that implies that there was a real relationship, I guess if you look at it from fatty's perspective its NTR.
Kokoro and Futoshi actually never got along that well, Kokoro was just faking the whole thing. You shouldn't really blame her for that, because her life depends on being able to pilot a FranXX.
Aiden Martin
Cool, so I did find the right place. Question for all you other cucks, what's the best way to prepare the bull for my gf?
Isaac Diaz
Ask Sup Forums and /gif/, they seem to know a lot
Easton Cruz
The adjective "nice" actually originates from the latin "nescius", meaning stupid or foolish, and this was the meaning of the word up to the early modern age.
It's interesting how the definition of words can change, but their usage remain the same.
Julian Nelson
>170378866
>he thinks he’s actually going to get someone to look that up
Jeremiah Peterson
The more you know.
So it's like calling retards 'special' nowadays.