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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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It’s just the pebble for the pearl

Can you please explain this expression "it’s just the pebble for the pearl"?

So what happens to me, I think, there is the little nothing fight, but then it immediately, it’s just the pebble for the pearl to really get the catalyst to get Rhea started about this intimacy thing. It happens every day.

  

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