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Anne-Laury 

Anne-Laury is a name that descends from 1800's even though its a rare name its really pretty. Anne-Laury 's are mostly people with a big heart and are always there for they're friends. They have an extraordinary imaginations and they love in there own way . Theyr mostly scorpios and are know to be from a supernatural race that would explain why theyr so different from other people. They love animals a lot and protect them . they have trust issues they find it hard to trust people but when they trust u sge will be by ur side to the very end but if u break their trust u will never find it again whom ever you might be . Im an Anne-Laury myself and to anybody who will have this name ur brave and hardworking dont ever give up continue cheering cause thats what make us invincible . I dont know u but ur pretty and i wish i met u.
Anne-Laury Jean Pierre is the one who writed this.cheer up Anne-Laury cheer up and continue.
Anne-Laury by Anne-Laury lolo bane November 21, 2021
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lauryn anne 

a little emo child who is obsessed with lil peep and the colour green. also kind and talented. different from the rest, her name is spelt with a Y not an E.
LAURYN ANNE YAY WHAT A GREAT EMO CHILD
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fache-couture 

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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
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pajama casual 

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funflation 

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