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Smiley had a Norwegian girlfriend called Jenny whom had the chance of being his first mentally ill girlfriend. His relationship included him "trapping" her tulpa and threatening "it". Once Jenny got sick of smiley she went offline for a week, but smiley was there worrying about her and claimed that a black wizard have kidnapped her. For the next 6 month or so smiley grouped up with National socialist wizards who tried to track Jenny down and find her. Smiley lost hope for finding Jenny and moved to his next internet gf, Dwarf.

Dwarf/Emily

One of Smelly's friend tried to hook him up with dwarf. Smile's relationship with Emily went alright but overtime he was afraid to lose her, so he tried to find a way to hold her. BLOOD PACTS, smiley

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