baby blanket
All these people twinsing and tripleting are creating a baby blanket that will cover the earth in spit-up and used diapers.
baby blanket by gnostic1 April 27, 2011
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Baby Blanket
As i laid in bed masturbating i grabbed the baby blanket to cum in. After i came i cleaned up with the baby blanket and threw it in the laundry basket.
Baby Blanket by GwarMachine March 5, 2020
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baby blanket feelings
An emotion of when you want to let go or forget something/someone but you don’t want to and it’s never going to stop being a memorable part of your life
baby blanket feelings by happilysadperson April 15, 2020
Baby Blanket Trauma
Things that parents do or say that they think is no big deal, but actually has a long lasting effect on their kids. Similar to when a childs baby blanket gets lost, damaged, ect. and parents think it's unimportant even though their child is very upset about it.
Shara: My dad didn't know, but it really hurts, even to this day
Bob: That's what I call baby blanket trauma
Bob: That's what I call baby blanket trauma
Baby Blanket Trauma by Sjsnsnendnaksl July 2, 2023
Blanket Baby
Blanket Baby by Hela Armon April 8, 2019
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