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Who are you?

I have noticed that I got some followers, and most of them are away from my area. I never got to know your opinion as I barely get any comments. I am too curious to know who you are. Please, leave a comment here. Thank you :)

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    1. So, you are the only one who replied. This is interesting. Why wouldn't anyone answer?! As if I am intruding their privacy!!

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  2. Come on guys. Let's get to know each other. You know this is not fair, you know all about me and I know NOTHING about you all!!
    You know you can comment as anonymous if you don't like to show your identity :)

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  3. I like the idea of learning who is following (and maybe why?)

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    1. Yes, I was saving the why for later :D !!

      You know I just received your comment!! It took 24 hours to appear!!

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