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A long time ago, when I was on my period I took the irritation out on my boyfriend on the phone. Then he told me to wait a bit.
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and said “I didn’t know what makes you feel better so I brought everything”.
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None of them was really the right answer but I was happy that he came, so I said “Everything is the right answer!”
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Despite that, when a man catches a cold he will be called “weak”
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Whoever called you an idiot is the idiot.
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Say it one more time!
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Our boss is always complaining to his subordinates.
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If I was told not to look, I want to look even more.
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Sorry, say that again.
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The words he said were all lies.
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The words he said were all lies.
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“Can I get a Sony iPhone?” I was asked and, I thought “ah, I guess he means Xperia” and so I showed it to him
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When I signed the contract, I was definitely told that it was a Sony!
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"Our shop doesn’t have a Sony iPhone… Please try another store…" That’s all I could say.
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“You are already dead!” … I just wanted to say it.
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It was far too big to be called a sword.
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You never said no swings, right?
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You said you wanted to eat takoyaki so I bought it for you.
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You told me that you would do your homework before playing games, didn’t you?!
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Actually…, it’s hard to say but… I want to break up with you.
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