Selahattin
Selahattin is turkish. It cames from Salahaddin Ayyubî ( conqueror of Jerusalem and the most badass man in universe ) and means „I am the boss“
Selahattin by shdjkdkdkdkfaksalalqkdkdk December 4, 2017
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