Anonymous cheesepussy 17w

He’s so soy😂takes nothing to get him triggered

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Anonymous cheesepussy 17w

I blocked his other account and he made a whole new one and when I called him out on that correlation he blocked me

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You’ve made like 3-4 different accounts before the summer even started. U rlly cannot talk about dignity bro

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Anonymous cheesepussy 17w

Dude wants to talk about dignity and ran through like 5 accounts in less than a year. I’ve been using this same 1 account for the past year I’ve been on YY😭

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 17w

Bro is more invested in beefing with people on a really niche online community than in doing anything meaningful irl

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Anonymous cheesepussy 17w

U have him blocked rn right?😭

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 17w

Technically he has ME blocked now but yeah 😭

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I don’t remember asking you

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Anonymous cheesepussy 17w

Yea he just said that like it’s an accomplishment 😭

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Do me a favor and block me too. I don’t rlly like conversing with u like this.

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I don’t block ppl unlike u mate👍🏾

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Dude, once again…you’ve gone through 3-4 accounts before the summer even started. Dignity isn’t something you rlly can talk about

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And, ik reading isn’t ur strong suit…”I don’t block ppl” means just that. Mr.”they’re unpredictable is improper grammar”

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Only 1 of us is mad that they don’t have someone who loves them enough to defend them ontop of having multiple burner accounts to gas himself up…

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U are factually incorrect bro…Their, they, and they’re can be used to describe one person especially when you don’t know the persons gender. Even the definition says that. “Hey someone lost their wallet” is proper grammar and they is being used to describe ONE person.

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You don’t know if that person is a he or she dumbass😭 “someone dropped their money. Can you return it to them?

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As per the definition, they can be used to describe a person of unspecified gender. If you don’t know said person’s gender you use they. We learned 3rd-4th grade bro…

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“She lost his wallet”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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“She lost his wallet” referring to a woman losing her wallet isnt proper grammar. The definition itself says that it can refer to one person. Better yet….provide a source specifically saying “they” can’t refer to one person. And it has to say something along the lines of “they cannot be used in a singular tense”

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