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Ahahahaha, so you noticed? I'm from the Caribbean so the dialect comes through, especially when I'm emotional, angry or comfortable. Sometimes no other words can convey the depth of my meaning or encapsulate the degree of my feelings like our own words can. Kidding, kidding, sorry for the extraness, hahaha. Mainly, it's because working with the character limits, it's easier to use the dialect since it uses less words and letters in general to get the point across.
Thank youuu. Glad the reviews could be of some entertainment.
lol where are you from? I noticed certain words you used like "uh-geed" and "nah" and the dialect sounds really familiar. Btw. I binged this list bc the reveiws are so funny