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Review: Sophia’s place Maya

Anonajohn

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I’m sure she didn’t tell you she was Filipino. I think you must have misunderstood. Maya wouldn’t lie about her nationality. Little harsh on your verbiage.
Once when i saw her, the shirt she wore said MANILA on it. The ensuing conversation we had about it left no misunderstanding. I'm more likely to believe that you've never had that conversation with her rather than to actually suggest she is a liar
 

retrospeakeasy

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Once when i saw her, the shirt she wore said MANILA on it. The ensuing conversation we had about it left no misunderstanding. I'm more likely to believe that you've never had that conversation with her rather than to actually suggest she is a liar
Trust me I had the conversation with her she said she never told you that. You said she was a liar and that’s BS to be honest.
 

Anonajohn

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It was more than a simple question about the shirt and a quick answer. It was a conversation, and she said she was from the Philippines. More than once. Thailand was not mentioned. I did ask follow-up questions to clarify we were talking about her origins at that point and not her shirt, and that was her answer. I have no reason to make this up; it's just what happened.

For the record, she is pleasant and I will see her again, regardless.
 
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