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Orikek means joy through being together in hard times.
A person who has this kind of personality is called an "ORIN"
You are the "Orin" for me!
You have an Orikek personality
Orikek by Kawaii_unicorn April 17, 2022
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Orikek means joy through togetherness, it means having joy yourself through the means of others by being with them in hard times.
A person who gives joy through being together through hard times is called an "Orin"
You're the "Orin" of my life who gives me orikek
Orikek by Kawaii_unicorn April 17, 2022
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