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Ongoing, First published Jul 20, 2014
yana: age 19 its me yana brown skin thick 5'5 long hair big beautiful Brown eyes. im that bitch you dont wanna fuck over other then that shidd im kool.



Bre: age 18 yassss bitch its bree babii im thicker then a peanut butter snicker im 5'7  caramel baby pretty light brown eyes yass bish they real long hair don't care. im not to be fuck wit on the real im bipolar asf.


shay: age 19 lol them to is a mess but im shayy thickness all the way light gray eyes red bone 5'9 don't take shit from nobody.



Hikeem: age 19 it's hikeem babii light skin with a temp fade hazel eyes 
5''11
body A1 gotta eyebrow piercing an a tongue piercing. (lick's lips aydd)



kemari :age 19 light skin 5'11 Light Lime Green /gray eyes temp fade ima twin of hikeem just more sexii (smile in lick's lips )




rashadd:age 18 Brown skin dread head good in bed lol ayyd ...but naww im 5'6. my body speak for itself
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