@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
@acrosselysianfields replied to your post: anonymous asked:when jasper said …dictionary.reference.co… Actually, it can mean rebellious.no, while defect can mean both “to have an imperfection” and “to desert a cause/country for another”,
