Lysbeth
Lysbeth is a girl who is very sweet and likes to mind her own business and dose not often get mad
she’s also very thin but very curvy
she’s also very thin but very curvy
Lysbeth is so nice
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Lysbeth
Lysbeth is a amazing girl she has her ways of getting out of trouble she’s still a amazing friend and amazing girlfriend
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Lisbeth
A ghetto, lit, gorgeous, talented, and amazing girl. She makes u smile on your worst day. She is really supportive and always knows just what to say. She loves her friends like if they are family and she cares about them. She knows howtta fight well. Once you have her u won’t want to lose her. It is hard to forget her when she leaves. She is real street smart. She knows howtta defend herself and her peeps.
Lisbeth by Issa_Jawn_101 December 20, 2017
Lisbeth
Easily the most beautiful and attractive woman in the world, any man would be lucky to have her as his woman. No matter how much she denies her beauty and sex appeal it is undeniably present. She loves mightily with all her heart, and is everything anyone could ask for.
Lisbeth by lisbethlover May 29, 2009
lyssbeth
A beautiful female name and usually she is not afraid to speak her mind. She is one of the loyalist people that you can ever come across. She is a very intelligent girl who knows what she is talking about. She has a jealously temper but she can get over it. If you ever come across a lyssbeth, it is best in your interest to keep her as your friend. But be careful if you betray her, she has her friends to back her up.
lyssbeth by Urban.lovers March 20, 2017
Lisbeth
Lisbeth by lisbethlovesm3 June 16, 2011
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