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Its better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what youre not.
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星期日, 三月 10, 2013. 星期六, 九月 29, 2012. 有时觉得我很坏, 但不能怪我,如果她对你好,我不会说什么 但她没有, 她不关心你,她只会烦你,不会顾虑你 如果她有, 你不会有心事都不告诉她, 我答应了我的朋友 如果我找.
FlorenceM - vit sur une île. La vie, les gens, les maisons et tout le reste
Ce matin, jour de printemps. Petit-fils, te voilà! Middot; par FlorenceM. Middot; dans HUMEUR FAROUCHE. Middot; dans JOURS DE PLUIE.
Florence Mills
January 25, 1896 - November 1, 1927. She was one of the all-time greatest stars of the black theatre, the first black international female superstar of the Twentieth century and a major figure of the Harlem Renaissance. She was also a truly lovable, charitable, socially and intellectually aware woman, who spoke out for the rights of her fellow African Americans.