English, 19.12.2020 20:20 s237200

(sorry for posting the same question twice. forgot to add something lol) I want you to know that
you are loved
you are strong
you are beautiful
you are handsome
you are smart
you are special
you are my friend

idc where you are from or who you are
your past does not define you
I don't care who you were BEFORE
I love you for who you are NOW

and so
as one of my many amazing friends
I am asking for help
the same way I would help in ANY way that I possibly could
I am asking you to do the same for me
because I love you
and
that is what the friends do
^v^
thank you
its is much appreciated, dear friend
thank you

PLS DO NOT PUT "THANKS FOR THE POINTS" OR A BLANK ANSWER. PLS TRY AND ANSWER. I KNOW THAT YOU LOVE TO PLAY AROUND AND PULL THE BEST OF PRANKS BUT IM BEGGING YOU
PLS ACTUALLY TRY TO HELP OTHER THAN LEAVING IT BLANK OR NOT ANSWERING
I ACTUALLY NEED THE HELP
I REALLY DO

thank you, friend
I love you dearly with the heart that beats inside me ^v^
i hope you have a wonderful day
I promise not to ask for any more help after this
I wouldn't want to be a bother :c c:

(sorry for posting the same question twice.forgot to add something lol)

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