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Liam 2022-06-28 18:48:46
Is the literal translation of the English title better? I don't know.
Although I think that the happiness list is the same, I know that the main point is to take the first step and act, not to stay at home and give yourself some time to be with others The time to let oxygen in and burn into a warm flame
So what the psychologist said in it is to leave a little time for...
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Rachelle 2022-06-28 22:24:39
You always wait until happiness knocks on the door
The heroine is smart, withdrawn and sharp, and is judged as difficult to get along with, but under these labels, she is actually just a little girl. She refuses happiness, she refuses happiness, because she doesn't believe they really exist, and she is afraid of losing it again after gaining it....
Vanessa Bayer
Vanessa Bayer (Vanessa Bayer) was born on November 14, 1981 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, a comedy and voice actor. She is best known as a resident actor in the veteran American comedy show "Saturday Night Live".
In 2010, she joined the popular American comedy show " Saturday Night Live " and became a resident actor in 2012. The seven-year contract with "Saturday Night Live" ended in 2017.
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Early Experience
In 2004, Vanessa Bayer graduated from the Annenberg School of Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, where he majored in French during college and also served as an intern for Sesame Street and Conan Show.
Performing Experience
In 2010, she joined the popular American comedy show " Saturday Night Live " and became a resident actor in 2012. Famous roles include Jacob, a Jewish boy, and imitation of actress Miley Cyrus, and so on.
Vanessa Bayer ended its seven-year contract with "Saturday Night Live" in 2017, confirming her withdrawal from the 43rd season
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