A super macho handsome awesome ladykiller funny attractive cute human. One of a kind in the world. Every lady wants him and every man wants to be him. Fidzuan is such a special and rare breed that some people believe that he is a myth. However, the myth is indeed a fact.
Kid: I want to be a Fidzuan when I grow up.
Parents: You silly child, no one can be Fidzuan except Fidzuan himself. He is such a legend
Parents: You silly child, no one can be Fidzuan except Fidzuan himself. He is such a legend
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Soul counsellor and thoughtful friend. She will always be willing to listen to you and open up once you gain her trust. Loves social gatherings and connections (except for raucous parties).
-Man, who was the girl sitting on the couch?
-She was Fideline, I hope you didn't bother her.
-I couldn't even talk to her, she was gorgeous.
-She was Fideline, I hope you didn't bother her.
-I couldn't even talk to her, she was gorgeous.
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