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Lussame is a gentle soul , he would be the kind of guy to hide his feeling under his tough exterior. He is loving in all his ways. He is kind and sweet. He is funny and annoying. He treats his woman with love and dignity. He is an extremely intelligent guy. He is a business man at heart. He loves his family and friends, he will do anything for them. He cooks the best foods and he can't dance. Any woman who get to have him , is a very lucky girl . He is perfect husband material.
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Lussame by Ah-um-Yeah1111 October 19, 2021
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Lussame is a gentle soul , he would be the kind of guy to hide his feeling under his tough exterior. He is loving in all his ways. He is kind and sweet. He is funny and annoying. He treats his woman with love and dignity. He is an extremely intelligent guy. He is a business man at heart. He loves his family and friends, he will do anything for them. He cooks the best foods and he can't dance. Any woman who get to have him , is a very lucky girl . He is perfect husband material. He would the perfect true love for anyone who gets to keep him in their arms. He is super handsome. Get you a Lussame or you are missing out in life.
Lussame is a noun
Lussame by Ah-um-Yeah1111 October 19, 2021
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