Hi, I Like Your New Url 'Hizerain'. It Has A This Really Nice Tragic, Poetic Tinge To It. But What Does
Hi, I like your new url 'Hizerain'. It has a this really nice tragic, poetic tinge to it. But what does it mean? Or is it a name? Or what does it mean to you? I was just wondering about it.
I loved your last url too, cause in my head, I said it something like "Mathe-mafia" and so it was really badass.
Thank you! It's just a word I made up so no actual meaning, for me it signifies a rebirth. I've been going through a lot personally and therefore I've been craving a new start. I can't really get that irl because life is kind of shit, but I can get it on here and that's how we ended up here.
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