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desyree from US

December 1 at 4:09 am
I pray I leave nyc with a year or so  I pray I get money back as it was stolen from me  I want to Go to Oregon first then where ever else I’m meant to Go I wanna belong with a man get married. I wanna belong in a state / friends.  I wanna belong. Somewhere with someone to build a life.   Possible have a kid. Foster a kid  I want to not be alone on weekends  I wanna be married. Happy  I’m 40.  I wanna be engaged.  I wanna work on my anxiety  ANd my flaws.  Help me meet my future husband who’s humble , kind  Half Asian half white  Or mixed race  Respects all women  Makes me laugh  Thanks  I wanna leave New York City ASAP  Thanks amen 🙏🏻 
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