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Cuteandchubby2
This is Cin! Her besties are norishika, Kichoro, Dorukaito, Tiago, Charlee and Pop. She LOVES anime. Some of her favourites are DR. Stone and TBHK. She really likes Tsukasa... She cosplays and they're amazing! Some of her cosplays include: Runa from Kakegurui, Emma from TPN, Crona from Soul Eater and more. She plays games like ROBLOX and Minecraft. Overall, she's a really great friend and you should be lucky if you have her as your friend!
Person A: Hey!!! Did you see this cosplay Julie did?
Person B: Yeah, it's not as good as Cuteandchubby2's cosplays though.
Person A: Really? Show me!
Person B: Here.
Person A: WOAH! You're right, Cin is amazing!
Person B: Yeah, it's not as good as Cuteandchubby2's cosplays though.
Person A: Really? Show me!
Person B: Here.
Person A: WOAH! You're right, Cin is amazing!
Cuteandchubby2 by norishika May 11, 2021
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