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izzatie by harvardians December 28, 2017
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Izzati
Beautiful and short girl with a good attitude and caring. She is a quite person. A good listener and all boys want to know her because of her special characters.
My best friend is izzati
izzati
She's a very beautiful person, a smart one and also kind. She loves to help other people but she tends to keep her problems to herself. Not to forget, she'll pass her studies with flying colours. Sometimes, she's being childish because she wants attention. Her brown eyes can make all the guys to fall for her. Her sweet smiles can make you forget about your problem. She's unique and please tell her to love herself.
Me : Well, Izzati is my girlfriend.
My friend : Even by hearing her name, I know that she's a perfect one.
My friend : Even by hearing her name, I know that she's a perfect one.
izzati
A sophisticated girl yet like an open book at times, but still an amazing person to spend time with. She enjoys every second that she spent baking and cooking, and claims herself to be trypophobia.
Loves her family, those two kids (more like daughters of her cousin), travelling and organic fruits (preferably rockmelon).
She's one of a kind, undeniably..
Loves her family, those two kids (more like daughters of her cousin), travelling and organic fruits (preferably rockmelon).
She's one of a kind, undeniably..
izzati by thelostpeterpan February 15, 2017
izzatul
A girl who is very cool and a bit of a savage at some times (well most of the times) also humble and generous.
izzatul by Willyammar September 7, 2017
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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
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