Different Girls' Different Reactions to Being Cold Approached
Apr 23, 2025
Different women respond differently to cold approach. Some are nice, some are haughty – and the reasons for the differences vary from girl to girl.
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Apr 23, 2025
Different women respond differently to cold approach. Some are nice, some are haughty – and the reasons for the differences vary from girl to girl.
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