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I don’t trust
Sorry. I don’t trust. I wish I could, but I don’t. I still have that feeling in the pit of my stomach about that girl. It makes me feel sick. I wish you could have just told me the truth in the first place, so I wouldn’t feel like this now.
![victoriousvocabulary:
SNIVEL
[verb]
1. to weep or cry with sniffling.
2. to affect a tearful state; whine.
3. to run at the nose; have a runny nose.
4. to draw up mucus audibly through the nose.
5. to utter with sniveling or sniffling.
[noun]
6. weak, whining, or pretended weeping.
7. a light sniffle, as in weeping.
8. a hypocritical show of feeling.
9. mucus running from the nose.
10. snivels, a sniveling condition; a slight cold; sniffles (usually preceded by the ).
Etymology: Middle English snyvele; compare Old English snyflung (gerund), derivative of snofl - mucous; cognate with Low German snüfeln.
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SNIVEL
[verb]
1. to weep or cry with sniffling.
2. to affect a tearful state; whine.
3. to run at the nose; have a runny nose.
4. to draw up mucus audibly through the nose.
5. to utter with sniveling or sniffling.
[noun]
6. weak, whining, or pretended weeping.
7. a light sniffle, as in weeping.
8. a hypocritical show of feeling.
9. mucus running from the nose.
10. snivels, a sniveling condition; a slight cold; sniffles (usually preceded by the ).
Etymology: Middle English snyvele; compare Old English snyflung (gerund), derivative of snofl - mucous; cognate with Low German snüfeln.
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I need to make a choice
For my own health. I can’t do this to myself.
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This movie<3
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