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@bearded_dad13: #onthisday she loved me when I didn’t even love myself. She stuck with me when I had nothing but potential to offer her! She was my side kick before I even knew I needed one! I am humbly grateful for her and her endless love!! #mysidekicknotmysidechick #rideoride #ifiwasyoubestfriend

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