Yisha
yisha? yeah!
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yisha
a crazy bitch
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Yisha
Yisha
Xuvana Yisha Magsoling
It's a name of the very first girl in my middle school that made my heart said she's the one. She is not a popular cosplayer but she's a good one.She is an degenerated weeb based on her profile bio.
Xuvana Yisha Magsoling by zeaaamm December 25, 2020
Yesha
A proud girl with the heart of a lion. Doesn't show fear and has the sweetest smile. Is hurt inside but doesnt show from the outside. Usually an indian ethnicity. Famous or glorios in indian origin
Yesha by singh-dude345 January 28, 2018
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