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Posted On: May 15th 2024, 11:48 am
Some more 2b!

@lukami_cos

#2b #2bcosplay #cosplay #nierautomata #nierautomatacosplay #9s #9scosplay #games

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Last night with @mastersaleem786official Paaji❤️🙏🏻 From watching him on YouTube to seeing him live and singing along with him! Lifetime moment for me!🥹❤️ Thank you Paaji you’re so down to earth personality!❤️ Thanks Mata Rani❤️🙏🏻 #salonisaaz #mastersaleem
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Over the past couple of years, I’ve really struggled with covering my hair. Between postpartum, health issues, and feeling overstimulated by just about everything, having something on my head all day has felt harder than I ever expected it to. I love how I feel in a sheitel, but I’ve never really felt beautiful in a tichel. And lately I’ve been wondering if having more options - more ways to feel like myself while covering my hair - might make a difference. So this month, I’m trying something new. No Sheitel November. A month of giving tichels a real chance and hopefully finding a few more ways to feel beautiful while doing this mitzvah. Day 1 🤍 #modestfashion #ootd #jewishmother #tichel
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In the coming weeks and months, you’re going to hear more and more about Gather27. And at some point, you’re going to want in. Because the last time we did this, 7 million people participated in Gather25, gathering in more than 20,000 churches, living rooms, and dorm rooms around the world. And what God did was unbelievable. But I believe we’re just getting started. And here’s my prediction: You’re not just going to want to watch Gather27. You’re going to want to HOST it. In your church, your living room, your college campus. You’re going to want to bring your people into what God is doing around the world. Be part of this from the beginning. Sign up now. Host a Gather group. Bring your people.
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