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N’deye-fatou 

The name N’deye-fatou (Day-fa-2) can be broken down into “mothers love” but other than that N’deye-fatou are. Hard working over achievers who can sometimes come off as gold hearted goddesses that have the tendency to be very organized. They tend to allow themselves to become loners because of there lack in confidence towards the human population. While very intelligent they may often lower there iQ to make others feel at ease. Often times looked at as the mediator of the group. N’deye-fatou is a very talented and creative ‘jack of all trades’. Treat then kindly or bad they will always remember. Finally N’deye-fatou’s are life long friends and got bo time for the fakes.
Omg! Is that N’deye-fatou . What a gale.”
N’deye-fatou by 16💋 February 24, 2023
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N’deye-fatou 

The name N’deye-fatou (Day-fa-2) can be broken down into 2 parts “mothers love” but other than that N’deye-fatou’s are hard working over achievers who can sometimes come off as cold hearted goddesses that have the tendency to be very organized and picky. They tend to allow themselves to become loners because of there lack in confidence towards the human population. While very intelligent they may often lower there iQ to make others feel at ease. Often times looked at as the mediator of the group. N’deye-fatou is a very talented and creative ‘jack of all trades’. Treat them kindly or bad they will always remember. They love trying new things and are adventurer At heart. Finally N’deye-fatou’s are life long friends who forever knows all the tea. Having no time for the fake sh**. While being the life of the party one day and a quiet loner the next they like to stay to them selves until you get to know them and there goofy insides.
Omg Is that N’deye-fatou I don’t know why but I really want to be in her friend group
N’deye-fatou by 16💋 February 24, 2023
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