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Akay
Akay by sheela hoola May 25, 2018
akay
akay--the first lady of YNIC
Ali Akay
Ali Akay by iuwoghdnsd November 19, 2018
Akayl
Akayl by Makayla I love you May 31, 2020
Akayla
A girl who has chill vibes. She belives shes really ugly but shes actually really pretty. She likes guys a little bit older ( 2-3 ) people judge but she doesnt care. They may have trust issues so make sure you dont do anything to make her belive your not trust worthy. If you had to name her style it will be chill,dark. and fun. She is the life of the party, she will dance until her feet fall off.They will definitly bring the good stuffif you know what I mean. She likes men and women, she thinks their both beautiful. They love to do art stuff, its what calms them down. They'll have pretty bright eyes (blue,green,hazel).All the boys and girls love her.
Person 1- Dude, check out that girl over there
Peron 2- Yeah i know her she really chill. she gives off Akayla vibes.
Peron 2- Yeah i know her she really chill. she gives off Akayla vibes.
Akayla by yeahbuddyboi May 1, 2020
akayl
akayl by MelodyGivesYouRandomStuff October 3, 2020
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Ratfucker
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