Rameshylle
Rameshylle by bumbubu October 21, 2021
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Some people become poetry, some poetry become people. And out of all the poetry and people In the world, rameshylle was my favorite
Person 1: Why do you love your closest friends and yourself even after you know we all have flaws?
Rameshylle: I love myself and I love sharing my love with everyone. Everyone loves me and is drawn to my love. I love everyone and they don't have to be loveable for me to love them. I don't have to be loveable to love myself.
Rameshylle: I love myself and I love sharing my love with everyone. Everyone loves me and is drawn to my love. I love everyone and they don't have to be loveable for me to love them. I don't have to be loveable to love myself.
rameshylle by alyisded January 16, 2022
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