takiyra
Takiyra is a badass bitch that everybody wants. She is pretty,smart, and beautiful. She loves helping her friends even when they mad at her. Her last name is often Cooper!!!✌🏾
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Takyra
Really smart girl that cares about others. She's pretty and has a great sense in style. Her loyalty to a person is beyond belief, she has a forgiving heart .She's a lowkey freak but you'll never know it. If you know one keep her around
Takyra by Mikay deen February 25, 2017
Takiya
Takiya is a REAL ASS FEMALE! She gone keep it real with you and she don’t do that sugar coating shit. She a big ass freak and she got good coochie!!!! Takiya don’t play she’ll beat tf outta anyone periodt!
Takiya by bigolefreak November 30, 2019
Takiya
Takiya is an amazing person every time you look at her you can’t stop she’s such a beautiful person and people always want to be her friend and she always puts People needs before her own and all the boys at her school always be looking at her and be like I wonder what I would be like to date her!❣️ But once you betray her she never comes back to you and she ignores you every time you try to say something because she very loyal and hard to get but she very easy to trust😇and do fine lookin because people be drooling every time they see her🤤🤤
Brooklyn:you see that girl over there she so fine lookin I just wanna have her🤤
Daveigha:yea that has to be a takiya
Daveigha:yea that has to be a takiya
takira
Takira's are fun, out going, short.
Doesn't care about what any body thinks of them.
Loyal, honest, faithful, trust worthy.
Loud, loving, caring
Doesn't care about what any body thinks of them.
Loyal, honest, faithful, trust worthy.
Loud, loving, caring
Takira
takira by gawgeously beautiful January 3, 2014
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