faadhim
a nice kind person faadhim skatebords has lots of friends and scars and hoodies and sweatpants he is handsome and he has dreads hes funny and caring
faadhim by carole hernandez May 16, 2020
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Faadhim
he does not really care about anyones opinion but his own often moves from relationship to relationship and has no consequences to his actions but overthinking anything and everything that can possibly make him emotionally drained and or hurt also keeps a few people close and doesn’t care about what past they had, he’s a big red flag because he’s mysterious about shit that matters
faathimah
Damnit! I knew my name wont be defined - F.U (my initials btw:P)
well anyway, i guess i'm random, weird with absolutely awesome eyesight! Oh and most probably asian, or arab if not then your looking at wrong spelling, probs =) cya x
well anyway, i guess i'm random, weird with absolutely awesome eyesight! Oh and most probably asian, or arab if not then your looking at wrong spelling, probs =) cya x
My own name is Faathimah so it's hard to explain myself buuuuut..... My friends always say i'm random and I guess I am cos I talk abt random stuff and stuff. I'm weird cos.. Well everyones weird tbh... But I guess I'm like the weirdo of our.. Um group? Yh? And well i'm kinda one that doesn't wear glasses or has glasses in the group too, and i'm kinda suprised cos I thought my eyes would be really damaged by now cos I read in the dark and have my phone on so bright in the dark too so... Well yh.. So yh I guess that's it but idk xx oh and thanks for reading my boring selfs self cos I know I'm not even interesting lol ;)
faathima
short. cute and all, super sweet. (can be used as a hand rest) dont be mean to them or they will overthink and die. best friend you'll ever have.
faathima by isthereanamethatisn'ttaken? January 21, 2021
Faadhil
Faadhil is a meritorious boy
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A)
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B)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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