Tsungyi
Tsungyi by followerofScissor June 18, 2019
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tsungire
While a tsundere acts cold and hostile to keep people from noticing their soft side, a tsungire will act violently to achieve the same end. Resorts to verbal, physical, and emotional abuse constantly (though this is almost always played for laughs).
Comes from "tsun (tsun)", to turn away and disgust, and "gire", to cut - referencing their vicious behaviour and the fact that their 'soft side' tends to not actually exist; they're usually just embarrassed about having to admit they desire some sort of intimacy.
Comes from "tsun (tsun)", to turn away and disgust, and "gire", to cut - referencing their vicious behaviour and the fact that their 'soft side' tends to not actually exist; they're usually just embarrassed about having to admit they desire some sort of intimacy.
tsungirai
she is very cool with the nicest hair, and a mirror in front of her ALWAYS. She is also very very smart and gets her work done, which is very annoying for her friends. One of her favourite passtimes is to sing songs in the most monotonous tone, and she's the most british person ever (but claims to not be british at all)
tsungirai by ilikemangoes123 November 5, 2023
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