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16 Feb 2014
- Japanese
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English (US)
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Can somebody teach me what the following means?
“It’s just that I want you so bad I don’t think I can take coming over here again if you don’t let me have you.”
Can somebody teach me what the following means?
“It’s just that I want you so bad I don’t think I can take coming over here again if you don’t let me have you.”
“It’s just that I want you so bad I don’t think I can take coming over here again if you don’t let me have you.”
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- English (US)
I want to be with you. I cannot be around you if we are not together.
- Japanese
Thank you. What does take mean? bear or stand or endure?
- English (US)
「君が欲しくてたまらないから、OKしない限りここに来るのは悔しすぎるんだ」 is my best try at it.
- English (US)
They want to have sex with you. They do not like being distant from you. They do not want to be near you if they cannot have sex with you.
- English (US)
They want to have sex with you. They do not like being distant from you. They do not want to be near you if they cannot have sex with you.
- Japanese
Thank you. What does take mean? bear or stand or endure?
- English (US)
"Take" implies they cannot endure it in this context
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