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I'm tired of being nice to people I actually really really dislike.. 9 times outta 10 if you think I don't like you then I probably fucking don't! I'm not a friendly person and I've never given a fuck about my attitudeI have made it very clear. For EVERYONE that's going around saying I'm spoiled as fuck can go fuck themselves. Lol it's not my fault my parents love me.. (Elizabeth Tabares (cumdumpster), Mireya Tabares (whore) ,Jocelin Guttierez, and Estefania Guttierez (miss pepa pig)..) There is more too come bitches just wait on it xD I don't mean to sound concided or like a hoodrat. But I'm just so fucking tired of everyone in my family speaking on me lol like do you even know my favorite type of Icecream? I just want icecream and peace after

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