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15

When have you felt disillusioned in your life?

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1 answer:
katovenus [111]3 years ago
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Answer:

You hung out with a new person you were excited to get to

know, but you didn't really click.

Explanation:

Its happened to me, I thought he was gonna be cool, but he really wasn't he never hung out with me a lot even though I wanted him to, he always said we would finally get to talk, but in the end he was really just a butthole

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