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Raymarc is usually very bubbly, energetic and cute person. Really artsy and creative and has a very unique taste in music. Can roast you till you’re a pile of burnt ashes on the floor. He is very loyal and always has your back. Super affectionate to those He loves. He often have a very dirty humour and everything seems funny to him. Most likely to be a fan of Katy Perry.
He's so cute, He is Raymarc
Raymarc by Eksyy February 1, 2020
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A boy name that means "monarch". This name is originated from The Philippines and it means to lead a kingdom. A person who have named Reymarc is extremely handsome.
"You know where is Reymarc?"
- He's at the palace.
Reymarc by -rynne March 30, 2020
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