inon
inon by NaomiDarkLightNight May 20, 2021
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Inon
A handsome, sweet and mysterious guy. At a first glance, he may seem distant and cold but after you get to know him he opens up and you find a three dimensional world of wisdom, love and foolishness. Although his reserved personality, when it comes to taking a moral and logic stand, he will not hesitate to stand up and fight the entire world. He will always do what is right, even if it costs him some personal sacrifice. He is a very gentle soul, so as he knows to read people in a superb manner, however he also tends to take things into his heart - he never forgets, for good and for bad. If you ever meet an Inon, know that you are in good hands, that logic and morals and infinite love will surround you, just be open minded to keep up with the foolishness.
Elisabeth: I always fall for creeps, mannn this guy Inon is so quiet you never know his position.
Laura: Elisa you don’t know him yet…besides do you know the saying “still waters run deep”? - well that’s exactly stitched for him.
Laura: Elisa you don’t know him yet…besides do you know the saying “still waters run deep”? - well that’s exactly stitched for him.
Inon by Danielle the goddess February 1, 2023
Related Words
inon • Inona • Inon Persad • #inone • Inonge • Inongo • inonipo • Inono • inonsol • I no no wanna :'(
Inon Persad
The one and true God, he's kind and cares for his disciples and pays us in headpats. No one could ask for anyonr better in this world.
Inon Persad by WeebGod June 8, 2019
walked in on
walked in on by dngrsgurlx June 25, 2017
in on the joke
If I'm planning to throw a suprise party for one of my friend's birthday. He is the only one who's NOT in on the joke about the party.
(Special thanks to one of my Canadian friend)
(Special thanks to one of my Canadian friend)
in on the joke by Gunhyoung August 18, 2006
Inono
Inono by Jsandizzle March 1, 2009
and the horse you rode in on
and the horse you rode in on by MoJo Mojokowski August 9, 2005
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