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How to become a grown up? Paint your nails, cut your own bangs and give up the old, too childish toy. But is it worth being in a hurry?
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How to become a grown up? Paint your nails, cut your own bangs and give up the old, too childish toy. But is it worth being in a hurry?
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Runtime:5 minutes
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