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    Keli's answer is correct, but I'm here to expend on it a little. The way they word this sentence is basically saying that there's no possibility that a reason not to be impressed by Toby would come into existence.
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    November 25, 2015
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    I have never heard the the term before, but I think I know what it means. In America Christianity is a very popular religion. In the Christian story Jesus was crucified for "our sins". Crucifixion is the act of nailing someone to a t shaped object called a cross, and to sin means to break one of the bibles rules. This leads me to believe that this term "making me fall on the wrong side of the cross," means "Made me sin,". If the quote you put here was spoken by a female she was probably saying that the men where making her lust after them. If it was a man who was saying this he was probably saying that the men where making him lust and giving him homosexual urges. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
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    November 25, 2015
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    Since I'm currently not going to school and unemployed I spend most of my day studying Japanese or working on one of my graphic design projects. Usually I would be working on some screenplays as well, but I'm focusing on the other two things right now so I don't really have time for that.
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    November 24, 2015
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