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shobitta 

Shobitta is originated from malayalam word shobitham which means glorious😗. She has a Colorful Soul. She is sweet tempered kind person, but they have a side you do not want to bring out . She is strong, shy, romantic, Creativea and Realistic. She likes Nature, Animals, Freedom, Being Loved, privacy and mystical things. She connect with people based on the Vibe you share.
That's Shobitta's new painting.
Shobitta got a new piercing.

You know what ! Shobitta is amazing😛
shobitta by Shobitta November 22, 2021
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Shobitha means a girl who is very ambitious. She's a great frnd and an amazing singer. She's traditional and sassy too! Her frnds are her life. She has a beautiful soul. She's the school topper! She's amazing in sports esp. in badminton! She's a full time nerd and has a funny bone. She's really cute . She's great at writing and everyone needs a friend like her. She has a beautiful personality and songs are her life. She tries to make everyone around her Happy! Her soulmate is really lucky! She is amazing, cute, kind, sweet and caring. She loves animals (mostly dogs!) . Music is her definition. Everyone needs a girl like her in their life!!
Shobitha has the cutest face ever!
Shobitha by Parsy Cedric August 29, 2018
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"Hey, it's Shobitha!"
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shibittah 

Shi -bit-tah

Shibittah —- pure and utter shit, lowlife, demeaning, pathetic

, derogatory, worthless
I don’t want to have to do shibittah cunt jobs for the rest of my life

What to you do for a living??

I’m a shibittah cunt grounds man
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