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Jan 30, 2020
Sorry this is going up a bit late, have been having technical issues. Also, I read everyone’s comments, and I appreciate the kind things you all say. Sorry I’m not always good about replying to comments. I find myself giving rather generic “thank you’s” most of the time, which feels a bit lame, considering all of the comments are unique and special and don’t deserve the same generic response every time. I hope everyone is okay with a sincere thank you from me here in the description. I’m very awkward at accepting compliments, even though they make me happy… I’ll work on that too lol.
Inas
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I really like how eloquent the expressions are, their eyes, eyebrows and the body language is so natural too... Now we can perceive they are close enough to having this talk
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