Following.shinji.kins2.0
Following.shinji.kins2.0 by Yoooooo mamas October 3, 2021
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following.shinji.kins2.0
"following.shinji.kins2.0" is confirmed a stalker and denies being a shinnie although it's painful obvious that they are one.
Shinnie A: Did you know that "following.shinji.kins2.0" hates Kyo from fruits basket?!
Shinnie B: Ngl I hate him too…
Shinnie A: Weirdos 🤬
Shinnie B: Ngl I hate him too…
Shinnie A: Weirdos 🤬
following.shinji.kins2.0 by PookieMuffinCake October 18, 2021
Following.shinji.kins2.0
One of the many “shinnies” also known as a shinji-kinnie. Is described as being: hot, amazing, and WAO. Creates quality content on an app called TikTok.
Following.shinji.kins2.0 by Bang._bang October 18, 2021
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following.shinji.kins2.0 by Your mommmm November 23, 2021
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following.shinji.kins2.0 by Your mommmm November 23, 2021
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A common place is to duct tape the item to the underside of a toilet cover in a public restroom.
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