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Paakhi
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PAAKHI
Paakhi is a very sweet kind and beautiful girl. You will always find her attractive and cute. She is good in all things. She doesn't trust anyone easily and is very straight forward and doesn't like people who talk behind the back and hates lies.
PAAKHI by Oza Pranav November 23, 2021
Parkhilled
Parkhilled by DvSt8IoN May 21, 2017
Pakhi
Pakhi is a person who is often found to be smol in size, highly talented, loud in debates and speeches, have their own opinions which aren't influenced easily and most notably and importantly, they are ADORABLE!
Pakhi by KirilBayron November 1, 2021
Pakhi
A gorgeous, hardworking person. Usually the mom of the group, loves everything around her and tries her best to take care of everyone around her. Really funny, smart, and thoughtful, a Pakhi is deeply committed to loving themselves and the important people in her life.
Pakhi by whatthefuckok January 1, 2021
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