shumayal
An undefined person. Shumayals are mysterious, secretive and don't open up to others easily. They are also anti-social at times.
shumayal by SherlockHolmes3993 January 17, 2013
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shamayal
Its an indian name which is really unique and only person on god damn planet of 7 billion people has this name
nvm
I love my name
nvm
I love my name
shamayal by None of ur businessss November 25, 2021
Dirty Shumaya
Your great great great great grandpa. I am basically your ancestor. I have a dirty mind. You are a detty pig
HI AMELIA, DOLAPO AND OLIWIA
HI AMELIA, DOLAPO AND OLIWIA
Dirty Shumaya by Shumaya November 22, 2020
sumayal
sumayal by Choot ka pakoda January 4, 2018
Shumaya
Shy but can still pull anyone. Play girl doesn’t do relationships but low-key wants to settle down. Best personality and looks
Adam: Shumaya’s so peng
Hassan: Shumaya’s mine anyways
Adam: She doesn’t do relationships
Hassan: We’ll see
Hassan: Shumaya’s mine anyways
Adam: She doesn’t do relationships
Hassan: We’ll see
Shumaya by You’re a waste man November 22, 2021
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