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Geirrún 

Geirrún is a rare Icelandic name. Geirrún means a heartwarm, loyal & rational person. Geirrún is the voice of justice and fairness. Like the rare name Geirrún is that hard to find gem of a friend, Loyal to the fult. You dont mess with a Geirrún.
"You are my Geirrún.."
(Meaning you are that rare loyal friend)

Jenna: "I cant believe I found my Geirrún, after all these years of dishonesty, Mike you are my Geirrún!.."

Layla: "I wish I had a Geirrún like Jenna, then I would be save for life..."

Everyone should find the rare Geirrún in them. The world would be so much better if we all were more Geirrún
Geirrún by Make'it Better November 22, 2021
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