Hello Liara and welcome to the forum.Hello, I am new in this forum.
Why? You desperate thenhello contact me :
https://www.facebook.com/achrafaba.11
It pains me to tell you that she's not what she looks here. It's an image of Becky. G from the US.Hello Liara and welcome to the forum.
I am just wondering, where you eating something when you took your avatar picture?
One hapless newbie is trying to date him on Facebook lol!It pains me to tell you that she's not what she looks here. It's an image of Becky. G from the US.
I'm sorry mate![]()
You misunderstood, I wasn't talking g about you lol! What's charmander?Dear charmander,
I was Just proving the point that how he's probably mistaken with the identity of the "female" just by watching her Avatar.
It was more of a sarcastic way to tell him the truth. Becky G is a singer from US and no I'm not interested to see her Facebook profile.
I have access to female bodies in my area.
Yours truly,
Newbie
You mean it is not really her picture? omg, I was about to send my FB address, thanks to let me know.Dear charmander,
I was Just proving the point that how he's probably mistaken with the identity of the "female" just by watching her Avatar.
It was more of a sarcastic way to tell him the truth. Becky G is a singer from US and no I'm not interested to see her Facebook profile.
I have access to female bodies in my area.
Yours truly,
Newbie
I'm sorry dude i misunderstood xD, charmander is a Pokemon tho your Avatar is more of a CharizardYou misunderstood, I wasn't talking g about you lol! What's charmander?
I love the way you present yourself. Keep up the good workYou mean it is not really her picture? omg, I was about to send my FB address, thanks to let me know.
where are you from by the way? quoting the Internet:I love the way you present yourself. Keep up the good work![]()
Wow! How did you know man!where are you from by the way? quoting the Internet:
in Tibet, sticking your tongue out functions both as a greeting and a sign of respect. In sharp contrast, as noted by Laurie Patsalides and others, the Maori People of New Zealand have historically used this gesture as part of a war chant preceding battle.
Wikipedia probably lol!Wow! How did you know man!
I think i should give up being sarcastic in English. I clearly see I suck at it xDWikipedia probably lol!