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Margaret. 19. Very weird. Likes saying the word "groovy." Indecisive. Loves shopping for bags. RPG fanatic. Cannot stand being unemployed. Matsuda Shota <3 Misses China and CPC. Writing is the shiz. Can be very anal about grammar. Sings all day long. Creates a lot of unnecessary stress for herself. KPOP, JROCK, old CPOP<3 Drama junkie. Avid CD collector. Loves going to concerts. Ultra stingy. Has a thing for guys who can dance. Sucker for love stories.

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