Brandin
a male. can be insecure. but he is one best friends you could ask for. trustworthy, will never let you down. someone who will always be there for you, no matter what. if you are lucky enough to know a brandin, don’t let him go, for he is a rare person to encounter, and rarer to have as a friend.
dude, i’ve got this amazing friend, one of the best i could ask for
is his name brandin?
yeah!
only when the stork partially suffocates the brandon whilst giving birth, does it morph into a brandin. this failed life-giving process causes the spelling change in the name. a brandin may be seen with his head down muttering “why?” under his breath.
hey, what’s your name?
-brandin.
like, b-r-a-n-d-o-n?
-nah, with an i.
oh… sorry.
wearing or buying something you may or may not like because of it being a specific brand.
ughh i hate this, but… its ae so im just going to go brandin’
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