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Aidakukesah 

Only one in a million. A humble, loyal and quiet person but very aggressive with people close to him. He is a free, calm person and doesn’t care about anything that can make him feel down. A very secretive person. Arguably not necessarily others can read what is in his heart or in his mind with his calm face. He is very hot tempered but be thankful when he manages to hold it in front of you because if he says something you will definitely be angry even if it is realistic. He is not a layman. What is born of his heart and in his vision is what he will say. Unfortunately, his soul is often at odds with his principles. She faces the challenge of not letting her dark side be seen by others.
Very easy to talk to because he doesn't care (aidakukesah ?)
When someone tries to make she angry, she acts as if she doesn’t care about the pressure and being 'aidakukesah ?"
Aidakukesah by trytofindme November 23, 2021
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aidakukesah 

Only one in a million. A humble, loyal and quiet person but very aggressive with people close to him. He is a free, calm person and doesn’t care about anything that can make him feel down. A very secretive person. Arguably not necessarily others can read what is in his heart or in his mind with his calm face. He is very hot tempered but be thankful when he manages to hold it in front of you because if he says something you will definitely be angry even if it is realistic. He is not a layman. What is born of his heart and in his vision is what he will say. Unfortunately, his soul is often at odds with his principles. She faces the challenge of not letting her dark side be seen by others.
When someone tries to make she angry, aidakukesah acts as if she doesn’t care about the pressure
Very easy to talk to because aidakukesah is doesn't care
aidakukesah by trytofindme November 23, 2021
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