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Tarique
Tarique is generally a good person and is very intellegent. He sometimes hurts people without the realisation of it but when he does realise it he apologises isn't cocky or arrogant. Tarique attracts women with his charm and good looks. He is an amazing friend and never let's another friend down. He enjoys the attention from the ladies but when is in a relationship stays faithful but he doesn't limit himself to just one person.
Tarique by carramelo bear July 16, 2011
tairique
Tairique is generally a good person and is very intellegent. He sometimes hurts people without the realisation of it but when he does realise it he apologises isn't cocky or arrogant. Tairique attracts women with his charm and good looks. He is an amazing friend and never let's another friend down. He enjoys the attention from the ladies but when is in a relationship stays faithful but he doesn't limit himself to just one person.
Tamrique
Tamrique is a very unique name to have so if you have it you are RARE.we all love a Tamrique she is the best person you can get. She is genuine,beautiful,kind and bad ass. Tamrique is the baddest bitch in town.And don't mess with a Tamrique because you will be beat up
Tamrique by Booboonana28 November 23, 2021
Taurique
Taurique is someone who is destined to lead no matter the circumstances they find themselves in. Even when they try to "blend in" they'll stand out simply because that's not what their calling is. They are wise beyond their years, great lovers, intelligent, caring, sometimes a little too selfless, and empathetic. They work hard, are disciplined, humble, and stick to their word. They see failure as a lesson that needs to be learned rather than a symbol of despair. They have sharp intuition and are typically the people that everyone calls for advice or just to talk to. Taurique tends to keep everything within and can become the epitome of wrath once provoked.
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