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“Many people choose an abusive, violent, and toxic partner over a kind, innocent, loving, caring, understanding, and supportive partner simply because they do not have a social media account. They don’t mind dating a serial killer, criminal, psychopath, abuser, cheater, social media or when the partner is poor is where they draw the line.”

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