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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave There are women who only look at another woman's shoes and never at her face.And others who always look women in the face and only occasionally at their shoes. - Quote by Nina George

There are women who only look at another woman’s shoes and never at her face.And others who always look women in the face and only occasionally at their shoes.

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