Цiкаво
Тайська модель зробила підбірку фото, де розповіла, як все відбувається насправді!
Всі ми знаємо «ідеальні» фотографії з соціальних мереж і часто уявляємо собі схожі картини власного життя. Саме тому Вієнна Долл вирішила продемонструвати ту сторону життя про яку всі забувають. І це дивиться дуже смішно!
Коли ти викладаєш фото/коли твоя подруга викладає фото з тобою.
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Яке фото ти хочеш/ яке фото ти отримуєш.
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Ранок починається з кави/ реальний сніданок.
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Коли хлопець прийшов у гості додому/ коли прийшла подруга.
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Твої очікування від фотосесії/отримані фото.
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Красиве фото/плата за нього.
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Спільні свята на початку відносин/коли ви разом вже кілька років.
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Коли занадто довго фотографувалася на вулиці у масці.
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Ідеальний карантин/ карантин такий, як він і є.
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Як ти малюєш стрілки на відео/ у житті.
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Коли фотографуєшся, як спортсменка/коли дійсно починаєш «пахати».
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Очікування і реальність сексуального фото.
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