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Ashley (male)

Ashley is usually a kind and talented guy. He is always childish, funny and friends with mostly everyone. Ashley enjoys it the most when he hangs around his friends that have similar interests. Ashley has very many hobbies and talents such as playing instruments, singing, sports and biking. When Ashley falls in love, physical affection is one way of showing it
Them: How would you define Ashley (male) ?
Me: Really cool, funny, childish, sweet and caring.
Ashley (male) by bobagirl November 24, 2021
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Ashley (male)

Shredded 250 pounds of muscle built HUNKY STUD and the hungiest dude of them all. He Has a COCK SO LENGTHY AS IT IS GIRTHY. HIS COCK IS THICKER THAN HIS FOREARM. Ashley walks on his cock
Manav: DAMN HOW HE WALKIN LIKE THAT?! OH WAIT ! thats an Ashley (male)
Ishpreet: Ah yea i get it I walk on three
Adrien: :(

Ash/Ashley - male 

A boy who is 110% gay and probably watches botched
"did u know Ash/Ashley - male watches botched"
"he's definitely gay"

Ashley, Male 

Ashley is a female name given to gay males. Typically a male Ashley is if the highest order of gays, often referred to as “a gay cunt”
Oh look there, it’s that guy called Ashley, male. He’s a proper gay cunt!
Ashley, Male by ToiletPaperTimmy November 23, 2021

Male Ashlee

A loving sweet caring male with wicked good looks who takes after his mother in many ways. ...with a temper to match!
" man that boys mamma gunna need a gun to fight off the girls that Male Ashlee gunna be attracting pretty soon! !"
Male Ashlee by Red monster December 11, 2016
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murderhobo 

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"Shit...the sales director chewed me out on the sales call this morning. He's totally pissed that I have nothing in my pipeline. I've been focused on this one whale for so long that I haven't had time to prospect for normal-sized deals."
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
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