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Can a woman lie about her baby saying it's someone elses but its actually yours?
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∙ 12y ago
Yes they could but they are oviously not the right one for you because they lied to you if this has happened to you ask her why and if she a good reason then stick with her
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What is 'I need you now' in Hebrew?
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Wording is everything- did he say 'into'? He could mean that he is into having relationships, and he could just be saying that generally or he could want one with you. Or he could just be saying he is into a relationship with someone else.
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