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English, 08.01.2021 22:30 chloe1107

Your soul is what you have to worry about if you have a good soul it doesn’t matter what you look like I know everyone is worried about how they look but it’s not about it the body your in right now is just a costume! If your a good person you shouldn’t worry about how you look! The devil is trying to make everyone feel insecure so everyone doesn’t go to heaven on judgement day judgement day is coming soon and I want everyone to be prepared for that day! Start believing in god before it’s to late!

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