hitisha
Hitisha is bold but is kind to everyone at the same time.Deep down she hates everyone except her,likes to argue,nd is very likeable
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Hitisha
Hitisha by Me is nobody November 22, 2021
Hitasha
Hitasha is a very unique name and she is an absolute Gem 💎 She'll always be there for you no matter what. She have the purest soul. If you are with her she'll make you feel like home. She's the prettiest, smartest, kindest person you'll ever meet. She'll make you laugh till your stomach hurts. She's a silent person. Don't hurt her and then go back to tell sorry, if she forgives also she'll always remember what you did to her. If you talk to her I sure you'll fall in love with her. If you find someone named Hitasha don't even leave her you'll regret it.
Hitasha is a Gem
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Hitiksha
noun. A well wisher, also means a Golden Flower
Extremely creative, perfectionist, and homely.
Is nice and sweet to everyone but cannot stand more than 2 friends at any given time.
Extremely creative, perfectionist, and homely.
Is nice and sweet to everyone but cannot stand more than 2 friends at any given time.
Hitiksha by shinemehra November 22, 2021
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