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ahdaysha 

Ahdaysha is a nice goofy person, she knows how to make your bad days turn into good days, she’s a good head giver and won’t disappoint, she is also a good friend to have by your side, but she gets irritated very quickly , keep an ahdaysha but just don’t irritate her .
“can I have some head” ? “Ask ahdaysha”
ahdaysha by Las hará November 21, 2021
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ahlaysha 

Ahlayshas are extremely sexy, funny, and have a great personality. They’re fun to be around and they are total sneaker heads. They have problems with keeping friends that don’t disrespect them. They absolutely love respect and care about the people they love. Their eyes are also beautiful with their long black hair.
Boy: Did you see the new girl?
Other boy: Yea
Boy: She’s extremely sexy

Other boy: She’s definitely an Ahlaysha
ahlaysha by raventhunder May 18, 2018
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Gift from god - adaysha is hated by many but is a queen in reality with the potential to be the best version of herself.
Adaysha changed my life in a very positive way while going through her own struggles.
adaysha by Adaysha April 25, 2022
The best person when it comes to advice they know who is fake and who is not. They are going to tell you multiple times about these people when they are the only friend you need💞💞
Who’s Ahdaysia? Ahdaysia is my best friend the one who knows.
Ahdaysia by Lola Brooke April 16, 2024
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