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Photo by kamix on February 11, 2025.

Photo by kamix on February 11, 2025.

Photo by kamix on February 11, 2025.

Photo by kamix on February 11, 2025.

Photo by kamix on February 11, 2025.

Photo by kamix on February 11, 2025.

Photo by kamix on February 11, 2025.

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Posted On: February 11th 2025, 08:55 pm

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Comments (18)

sonwoooi

2 years ago

sonwoooi

Я ГАВКАТЬ УМЕЮ

sonwoooi

2 years ago

sonwoooi

НЕВЕРОЯТНАЯ

sonwoooi

2 years ago

sonwoooi

ИМБААААА

nuri.cutee

2 years ago

nuri.cutee

ой не могу ну что за богиня спустилась с луны

kdelin_

2 years ago

kdelin_

хорошка такая🥹🥹💖💖💖

arikasolten

2 years ago

arikasolten

Красотка😍😍😍

tkidllt_sp

2 years ago

tkidllt_sp

ШИКАРНАЯ!!! ❤️❤️❤️

tkidllt_sp

2 years ago

tkidllt_sp

КАКАЯ КРАСОТКААА😍😍😍😍😍

tkidllt_sp

2 years ago

tkidllt_sp

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

tkidllt_sp

2 years ago

tkidllt_sp

💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

jamillkaa

2 years ago

jamillkaa

такая сладуська🤏🏻🤏🏻🥹🥹

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👋 Hej Sandra och alla andra som också tycker kvinnor som utsätts för våld i nära relation förtjänar det - eftersom hon ”provocerar honom” 👋

Jag är nyfiken på hur ni menar att dessa provokationer ser ut - och hur dom rättfärdigar att kalla någon hora, luder, fixera sig vid att man haft andra sexpartners innan relationen man är i just nu… ?

Hur skulle jag kunna provocera min partner så han därmed får rätten att vara fysisk mot mig? Slita sönder mina kläder. Hota med att hoppa från balkongen.

Vad hade rättfärdigat att han gjorde så mot mig?

Förklara gärna hur en sån provokation ser ut - @dduvetsandra och alla andra som vräker ur sig såna här kommentarer, under inlägg med videoklipp på en man som helt uppenbart utsätter en kvinna för våld.

Och applicerar ni samma logik på när någon blir rånad på stan? Provocerade rånoffret genom att gå runt med en dyr väska, en fin klocka? Och därmed var det okej att råna, bara lite eller mycket?

Jag förstår inte, vad menar ni egentligen? Berätta gärna.

(Ps: inget hat och hot mot t.ex Sandra nu, hon är bara ett exempel på dessa åsikter om kvinnor som flyger fritt. Då ska man också kunna argumentera för sig, inte sant?)

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