@abigail__murray and boyfriends thoughts on Cornell 7

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ssspiral•8 days ago•127

anytime i see a nasty, unwashed man the first thing i wonder is what his opinion of the cornell 7 is

Bodean9599•8 days ago•69

He's done the same thing to someone, or more. This is his guilt talking....can't convince me otherwise.

Womeisyourfwiend•8 days ago•36

They are homeless beggar druggies. He probably idolizes the Cornell 7.

selkiesart•8 days ago•34

She looks absolutely dead inside.

Zealousideal_Eye8277•8 days ago•18

Who is this crusty man and why is he talking about how fertile 14 year olds are??!!

Careful_Neck_1645•8 days ago•18

Saw this earlier before it was removed because of no handle in the title and once more I shall post: Anyone who sits there and says “girls are most fertile when 14 to 15 years old” is gross and needs to be watched around young girls bro.
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Equivalent_Address_2•8 days ago•17

So he’s a rapist and she knows it

Nicole6970•8 days ago•15

What the actual fuck.

perfumeandpaper•8 days ago•14

"19 year old children" hmmmmm

Independent_Donut145•8 days ago•7

This couple is odd af. She said before he don’t like her to wash her hair or bathe with soap, only ocean salt water here and there. It’s almost giving controlling but she seems to be onboard so.

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