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OKAY OKAY...
Honestly drama happening on an EMOJI COMBOS site is so crazy.
But anyway I'm gonna leave MY opinion because I have the right to!!
Personally I think ya'll are being very sensitive. Like, unbelievably sensitive
to the point where I'm assuming some of ya'll use twitter for 12 hours
on a daily basis. Ya'll are fr CLOWNS if ya'll think literal 9-YEAR-OLD'S are on
this website. Yeah, I can understand wanting to "protect" the kids roaming,
but that is NOT your job! It's the parents! And you complaining constantly and
persistently about it is not helping. It's only going to make the child curious to
search it up. Trust me, coming from someone that went through that. I've seen
more of your dumb "awareness" messages then inappropriate dot art. Anyway, that's all
I got to say. Stay silly my friends!
- anon