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Khazandra, A childish girl definitely not mature enough. She has a soft a heart but she'll not let you see her tears but I can read it in her eyes. She's a Friendly person. She befriend everyone except those who are fussy and Bitch (She detest them!) She's a clingy friend and sometimes talk behind your back but Overall She's a great friend. She can do your hair, do notes for you and support you. She loves her family and God. She doesn't forget to pray before everything. She's talkative. But beware that She's easily to get sulk over someone or something and easily to be annoyed. She's Creative,Joyfully, But I often see her staring at something and you can see the sadness in her eyes. She's beyond average intelligent at her age. But I tell you that She's beautiful even though she denied it over a thousand times but I know that she knows that she's really beautiful ❤️
khazandra by Yed2dreamer April 23, 2019
Kajendran Kandiah
A very sexy man who loves teaching children. He is also the reason we love physics. He does not like when you throw your pen. Also: AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGHHHHHHHH.
Kajendran Kandiah by Kajendranfan2001 March 29, 2022
kajendran kandiah
Very sexy man who loves working with children. He hates when you throw your pen and does not tolerate racism. He hates people who play handball. (and Sarah)
kajendran kandiah by Kajendranfan2001 March 28, 2022
khandra
noun; a word refferring to an imaginary god, addressing this god is used to find an excuse or condone a particular behaivoir, type of dress, or hairstyle.
In the animation Fruits Basket the character Ayame uses a story about Khandra to convince his teacher to let him wear his hair long,
"You see I come from a royal family from a country far away, where it a custom that all members of the royal family wear their hair long. It is said that during the fifth reign of Lord . . . he was visited by a divine prescence, it was Khandra, shimmering with lights of red and gold. Just then the prince Kasipaloo had been sleeping securely in his bed when he began to shout, MAH RUDI MUNIN!! . . ."
In the animation Fruits Basket the character Ayame uses a story about Khandra to convince his teacher to let him wear his hair long,
"You see I come from a royal family from a country far away, where it a custom that all members of the royal family wear their hair long. It is said that during the fifth reign of Lord . . . he was visited by a divine prescence, it was Khandra, shimmering with lights of red and gold. Just then the prince Kasipaloo had been sleeping securely in his bed when he began to shout, MAH RUDI MUNIN!! . . ."