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arbaaz
arbaz is an amazing awesome person with so much charisma that he makes you want to smile. He is sweet and kind, with the cutest smile ever. He has a sexy body, with abs and everything. Every girl wants him because he is a one of a kind hard to find gentlemen. very cool and nice friend.
Is full of swag. He is very attractive and awesome. Will always be there for you and will support you. He is a good friend in times of hardships and happiness. An overall great person that is very kind.
He loves arts and music also math and is a very funny yet serious guy.
Is full of swag. He is very attractive and awesome. Will always be there for you and will support you. He is a good friend in times of hardships and happiness. An overall great person that is very kind.
He loves arts and music also math and is a very funny yet serious guy.
Arnaav
Arnaav is an all around cool guy. He is easy going and chill. It takes a lot to make him mad but he is well controlled. He loves people and explaining people. He sometimes explains too much but really cares and tries to make people understand everything they want to know. He is a tall, dark, and handsome. He is extraordinarily personable once he warms up to you and exudes humanity in its purest form. He is a born leader and a confident person.
arbaaz
Arbaaz is the most amazing guy in the entire world. He is extremely intelligent and loves mathematics as well as sciences. he'll always be there for you whenever you need him, and will never let you down because he is just too nice and loves everyone. He has beautiful eyes and laughs a lot and makes other people laugh a lot too. arbaaz is a swagger and has great potential for the future. he is an amazing person overall.
arbaaz by yourdream786 November 28, 2013
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Arnaav by Uwuryuunsokeuwu July 6, 2020
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A)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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