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Myiesha
swahihi for "life".
Myesha
One of the kindest people you'll ever meet, they go through a lot of hardships but never show it. Being brave, helpful, and they will always support you. Once you get to know them, they're really kind and wonderful. Acknowledgment will always be given.
Myesha by oofa loofa bing bong November 21, 2019
Myesha
The sweetest, nicest Girl you will ever meet. She's sensitive and shy; the quiet type, but really friendly, crazy and odd with her friends. She's the bringer of joy and smiles in her friendships, and will be the best true friend you need, when you need it.
Myesha by theCatInBlackInTheHat November 1, 2012
myeesha
A sweet beautiful hot girl who gets all the guys and always obeys adults and helps whenever you ask for it and is always there for you and will never let you down
Girl 1: did you see Myeesha today she was helping me in math I was struggling so much
Girl 2: she's so smart and caring I already can tell we should be her friend
Girl 2: she's so smart and caring I already can tell we should be her friend
myeesha by raek_oppshereagain August 11, 2017
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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