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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
Hi all
@outlander called me 'loveley' yesterday ... I said thank you as we are all taught to say when someone compliments you but I don't feel loveley in truth I feel like Grendel's mother.... and not the Angelina Jolie's version but the ancient hag-like creature ... not the Hollywood version.
But that's okay because I can live with this monstorous version of myself, as I know everything is not as we perceive it to be.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
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outlanderSenior Contributor
tbh i dont really understand this concept but either way i still think you are loveley @Bunniekins and you too @Former-Member 🙂
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