I Swear If Poison Ivy Ends Up With Flippin Kite Man And Not Harely, Imma Rage With Hells Fury.
I swear if Poison Ivy ends up with flippin “Kite Man” and not Harely, imma rage with hell’s fury.
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“Well God hasn’t met my will yet.”
(Little Women, 2019)
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And yes, still refer to God in the Bible as “Father” but use they/them everywhere else.