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Roquena means the lady with many secrets. She can be very friendly but who knows tables can turn. She is brave and a happy person yet no one understands her. She is often the topic of the 'pick-me-girls' but, she knows everything and she remained silent. She protects her throne no matter what. She is the true definition of "Don't judge me, you know me buy not my story."

Roquena is the kind of bestfriend that you want to be around. She have gone to too many sh*ts that's why she can handle everything with her pinky finger.

She can keep a secret. She's the friend that will never expose you even though you two are in a fight. But who knows that she would burst the bubble out one day. And lastly, she can be the long lost savage queen. A stunningly beautiful woman who is intelligent, competent and who, without intent, intimidates the hell out of most people. She is confident, has high standards but keeps her expectations reasonable. She chooses her path in life, turns obstacles into challenges and then meets the challenges head on. A Roquena has a phenemonal grasp of whatever language by which she communicates and uses words to achieve her goals. Yet, a Roquena is empathetic and never wants someone to feel diminshed in any way after an interaction with her.
Wow she is such. Roquena
Roquena by Bruhhhsos April 26, 2022
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roquelaure 

Pennsylvainian sex goddess. Usually drunk.
I'd like to get in roquelaure's pants
roquelaure by roquelover April 2, 2004

roguesaints 

j33t gamers clan, watch out for req he'll fuck you up. oh yeah pyro will too
dude i just got my ass kicked by roguesaints and it sucked :(
roguesaints by tHeMaStaPyRo December 30, 2003
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