saiyen
A simple and handsome guy ready to start conversations with anyone and everyone, a guy who is loving and caring towards others especially people close to his heart. He never let's anyone down when it comes to happiness. He is a very soft and intelligent guy with motivation in him. He loves to use the word "lousy" and also loves to be kind and sweet. He is truly one in a million and can never be replaced once found in a person's life
Saiden
Saiden is a very funny, kind, caring, FUNNY, smart, Diluc obsessed person. He always listens when you have something to say and he seems genuinely interested! He also has really good genshin impact builds and plays with your sister even if she’s awkward and leaves randomly!
Guy 1: dude I hate saiden
Me: what did you just say?!?! He’s the best you’re wrong L
Guy 2: yeah you’re wrong everyone loves saiden cause he’s the best!
Me: what did you just say?!?! He’s the best you’re wrong L
Guy 2: yeah you’re wrong everyone loves saiden cause he’s the best!
Saiden by Gubbiislitteralysocool April 20, 2022
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