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MONDESIRE
A proud family with a unique name.
The only family in the world with the name. Mondesire is a name of distinction, and dignity. We are African, and Native American heritage of origin.
The only family in the world with the name. Mondesire is a name of distinction, and dignity. We are African, and Native American heritage of origin.
MONDESIRE by Mr Denis J MondesireIII June 17, 2004
mydesire
Mydesire is a person who starts drama but at the end of day she is just trying to get peoples name out of her mouth,she is incredibly smart and very lovable and likable but she just want everyone she cares about to be straight and ok, She has a very smart mouth and smart a attitude she always wants to prove she’s right
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