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RUMAG is a social enterprise and lifestyle brand that sells merchandise, hosts parties and associates itself with talents and companies that fit the vision. Daily working on our brand awareness, in this past year, RUMAG obtained over 1 million follo...
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Disgusting people. If you are associated with them... please reconsider life.
They cannot take back what they have said/done.
They have shown their true colors: No respect, sick self-entitledment and downright rude.
How about what you said last year 15 of Feb 2019 about 16 year-old pregant women? And now your post appreciating all pregnancies?
How contradicting. Pure psychopathic behaviour displayed. #stopeatingshit
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