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Both my room and Julia’s room lightly fit into masculine or feminine stereotypes, but they can be easily fit into other places. Julia’s room is “creamsicle orange”, while my room i...
Both my room and Julia’s room lightly fit into masculine or feminine stereotypes, but they can be easily fit into other places. Julia’s room is “creamsicle orange”, while my room i...