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redeyes 23 hours ago
should you say thank you when someone says they love you
i do but they get mad
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Originally posted by cherry cola 🌸:
its proper etiquette to say thank you when someone gives you a compliment
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cherry cola 🌸 23 hours ago 
its proper etiquette to say thank you when someone gives you a compliment
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Gracey Face 23 hours ago 
No, the correct answer is "so do I". Ideally followed by pulling out a hand mirror and gazing lovingly at your own reflection.
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redeyes 23 hours ago 
its ok
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カイネ 23 hours ago 
Hit them with the "Are you insane?", it always confuses them.
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redeyes 23 hours ago 
Originally posted by Gracey Face:
No, the correct answer is "so do I". Ideally followed by pulling out a hand mirror and gazing lovingly at your own reflection.
so you just i love you too?
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Affronter 23 hours ago 
The answer is: “I know.”
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Angel 23 hours ago 
You kiss her you fool! :hp_kyu:
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redeyes 23 hours ago 
sigh
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redeyes 23 hours ago 
sadness
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redeyes 23 hours ago 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6rpe3fAz9s
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Papa John 18 hours ago 
"Y-you too"
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1000 Subtick stare 18 hours ago 
No, you should stare them dead in the eyes and ask why
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Thegamingnerd4525 18 hours ago 
I would say I love you too, depending on the context
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River 18 hours ago 
I tell them "no"

And hope they get better taste in people, for they've made an awful choice.
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Uncle Sam 16 hours ago 
Originally posted by カイネ:
Hit them with the "Are you insane?", it always confuses them.
Indeed, lol :steamthumbsup::steamlaughcry:
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