A “lesbian red flag” has sabotaged a MAFS wedding after someone steps in and tries to derail the marriage. hellojamesweir recaps. MAFSAU
We kick in the door of whatever roadside motel Poppy and Luke have spent the night in and start flicking the lights on and off. Even in the shadows, we can see Poppy’s around-the-mouth pimple is bloody raging on. Legally, it requires a zoning permit.“It looks pretty intense,” Luke adds.Someone fetch the hydrocortisone cream and a bandage.
So with that in mind, allow me to introduce you to Amanda who is a PT, of course. Her heart is as big as her biceps and she talks about relationships in sporting analogies. “We’re a team!” she growls, imagining her future marriage while doing chin-ups. Hand on heart, that’s not even me stooping low with the stereotypes – that is exactly what we saw and I have never reported anything more truthfully in my life.
When it comes to Mikey, we immediately cringe — mainly because we don’t really like any grown man who adds a “y” to the end of their name. But he’s a very sweet boy and runs his family’s nursing home.
“In your vows you said you’ve made big mistakes. Like, did you go to jail for fraud?” they grill her.
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