sara grace
sara grace by 13880069 February 16, 2018
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Sara-Grace
Beautiful, Smart, Loving, and Fun. She makes mistakes and she knows it. Open Minded. She's Bi-sexual. All she wants is to find someone who will love her for her, no matter her disabilities or flaws. She has gone through a lot. Her name mean "Princess Grace." As in.. The Princess of Monaco.
Sara-Grace by Ihashope September 28, 2011
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sarahgrace
Sarahgrace is a very independent and beautiful girl she is super sweet and friendly but don’t get on her bad side. She knows how to have a good time and rarely ever says no. She’s very funny and has a very cute sense of humor. She knows how to present herself and is very good at pretending she is put together when is counts. She isn’t the best at relationships because she feels they aren’t necessary to make her happy. She hates loosing and is always one step ahead and is always focusing on her future. She is mentally strong and knows how to get shit done. She is not like other girls she acts more dominant and she doesn’t like to be stereotyped. She isn’t afraid to prove people wrong but she always watches what she says. She picks and chooses her battles wisely But I’m the end she usually gets her way. She knows how to manipulate by using her body or her looks to get her way. She’s knows she’s better than other girls but she is modest about it and doesn’t let it get to her head. She is usually a middle child and has a big family and has been through some hard shit. If you find a Sarahgrace don’t waste her time and keep her for as long as you can
sarahgrace by Champions101 April 8, 2018
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