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Unless he is admitting that he has more than one girlfriend, I think, when he say I have a few girlfriends, he means he has a few friends which are girls.
Unless he is admitting that he has more than one girlfriend, I think, when he say I have a few girlfriends, he means he has a few friends which are girls.
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No. Unless he is admitting that he has more than one girlfriend, I think when he says I have a few girlfriends, he means he has a few friends who are girls.
- No.
- Unless he is admitting that he has more than one girlfriend, I think when he says I have a few girlfriends, he means he has a few friends who are girls.
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Unless he is admitting that he has more than one girlfriend, I think when he says I have a few girlfriends, he means he has a few friends who are girls.
Unless he is admitting that he has more than one girlfriend, I think when he says I have a few girlfriends, he means he has a few friends who are girls.
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