Helnmlo
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HELP!! I'VE BEEN TRANSGENDERED AND AROACED
❈1997❈
☆Jamaican/Haitian Pride☆
✶ꊰꋬꋊ꒯ꄲꂵꇙ: Danganronpa, JJBA, TPN, Mob Psycho 100, AoT, Haikyuu, The Outer Worlds, Fallout 4, Stardew Valley✶
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❈1997❈

✶ꊰꋬꋊ꒯ꄲꂵꇙ: Danganronpa, JJBA, TPN, JJK, AoT, Sally Face, Haikyuu, The Outer Worlds, Fallout 4, TLoU, Stardew Valley✶
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꧁He/Him/His꧂
HELP!! I'VE BEEN TRANSGENDERED AND AROACED
❈1997❈
☆Jamaican/Haitian Pride☆
✶ꊰꋬꋊ꒯ꄲꂵꇙ: Danganronpa, JJBA, TPN, JJK, AoT, Sally Face, Haikyuu, The Outer Worlds, Fallout 4, Stardew Valley✶
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꧁He/Him/His꧂
HELP!! I'VE BEEN TRANSGENDERED AND AROACED
❈1997❈
☆Jamaican/Haitian Pride☆
✶ꊰꋬꋊ꒯ꄲꂵꇙ: Danganronpa, JJBA, TPN, Mob Psycho 100, AoT, Haikyuu, The Outer Worlds, Fallout 4, Stardew Valley✶
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How to revive a milkshake?
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in r/AskBaking
How were recipes like biscuits and French macarons created if baking is a "by the book" type of thing?
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Why do you have to burn your wok before you cook with it? Does it change the flavor or outcome of the food if you do vs. if you don't?
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