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Shei-la
noun a girl or young woman (Australian slang)
Flic-ka
noun girl; a female child (Swedish)
May 04
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Maybe I don’t know that much
But I know this much is true
I was blessed because I was loved by you :)
— Celine Dion, Because you loved me
Jan 09
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Carissa-Ann •    frustration, please be gone!     says (12:16 AM):
im gona be nice tonight and talk to hanrong nicely
SHEILA!! • ;( says (12:17 AM):
i rather talk to hanrong than hafiz anyday
SHEILA!! • ;( says (12:17 AM):
and they both have names starting w H
SHEILA!! • ;( says (12:17 AM):
ee
Carissa-Ann •    frustration, please be gone!     says (12:17 AM):
hahah
Carissa-Ann •    frustration, please be gone!     says (12:17 AM):
JEREMY HE :D
SHEILA!! • ;( says (12:18 AM):
JOVAN?
SHEILA!! • ;( says (12:18 AM):
LOL!
SHEILA!! • ;( says (12:18 AM):
we’re cute
Sep 21
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Best friends are forever <3

Best friends are forever <3

Sep 14
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I don’t know the way you feel
But boy, I’m hoping
I always used to hide away
But now I’m open
— Emma Bunton, ‘Take my breath away’
Sep 05
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When you put your hopes in that one person -
that’s when you know he’ll fail you and you’ll get disappointed.

Sep 02
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State the obvious,
I didn’t get my perfect fantasy
I realized you love yourself
More that you could ever love me
— Taylor Swift, Picture to Burn
Aug 30
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Why would you wanna break a perfectly good heart?
Why would you wanna take our love and tear it all apart now?
Why would you wanna make the very first scar?
Why would you wanna break a perfectly good heart?

It’s not unbroken anymore
How do I get it back the way it was before?

— Taylor Swift, “A Perfectly Good Heart”
Aug 25
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Tickle tickle, wiggle, pinch pinch! :D

Tickle tickle, wiggle, pinch pinch! :D

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And when I got home, before I said, ‘Amen’
Asking God if He could play it again
— Taylor Swift, “Our Song”
Aug 16
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Why should I gain from His reward?
I cannot give an answer.
But this I know with all my heart:
His wounds have paid my ransom.
— Stuart Townend, as sung by Nichole Nordeman, “How deep the Father’s love for us”