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A old man at heart but a total child at the same time. They often may come off as a quiet and chill person but when you get to know them you are gonna be amazed. They have the greatest hair like Greek god level good . And their definitely a person to keep close and treat well because they deserve it.
Damm how does Aadu have such beautiful hair?
aadu by Thesabbycat November 20, 2021
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Prettiest Boy who is heartbroken but can pull the finest girls to tell them he’s emotionally unavailable
Dammit, you’re such an Aadu I wish I was you
aadu by Npl124 November 22, 2021
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This name belongs to a very sensitive person who always be with his friends in the time of need. He does not think but he deserves the world. He is caring, fun - loving and shy. He's very cute. If you have him in your life, keep him forever. He's probably a keeper.
If you have aadu in your life, you should probably give the world that he deserves.
Aadu by Shreyuuuu November 23, 2021
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