Cherry head
Cherry head by ron swizzle November 29, 2003
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CherryHeart
You're first impression on her might be
"she's a maldita" but once you get to know her you'll realize that she's the opposite. She's kind, helpful and she's also cute. Some CherryHeart are tall but the one that I met, well she's actually 140 cm only. LMAO hey Heart don't be angry.
"she's a maldita" but once you get to know her you'll realize that she's the opposite. She's kind, helpful and she's also cute. Some CherryHeart are tall but the one that I met, well she's actually 140 cm only. LMAO hey Heart don't be angry.
GUY 1: DANG BRO SHE'S BEAUTIFUL!
GUY 2: Oh you mean CherryHeart
Written by one of your friend in ARMSTRONG
GUY 2: Oh you mean CherryHeart
Written by one of your friend in ARMSTRONG
CherryHeart by ateng_yh August 28, 2022
CherryHeart
You're first impression on her might be
"she's a maldita" but once you get to know her you'll realize that she's the opposite. She's kind, helpful and she's also cute. Some CherryHeart are tall but the one that I met, well she's actually 140 cm only. LMAO hey CherryHeart don't be angry.
"she's a maldita" but once you get to know her you'll realize that she's the opposite. She's kind, helpful and she's also cute. Some CherryHeart are tall but the one that I met, well she's actually 140 cm only. LMAO hey CherryHeart don't be angry.
Girl: she's beautiful really beautiful
Girl 2: oh you mean CherryHeart
hey it's from a friend in ARMSTRONG
Girl 2: oh you mean CherryHeart
hey it's from a friend in ARMSTRONG
CherryHeart by ateng_yh August 28, 2022
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