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How many can you afford based on ur account(s)...

Truly, I can afford both the children i have plus one more because three was always MY NUMBER OF KIDS I wanted... Honestly, I don't want to bring any more innocent children in this messed-up world... I agree with her 💯

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how the economy is looking , same here... 🤷🏾😔

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