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I Love You, Noah Centineo


I Love you, Noah

Recently, I am obsessed with Noah Centineo  who starred as Peter Kavinski, the main character of Netflix movie “ To All The Boys that I’ve Loved Before”. I like him in the movie as Peter Kavinski as well as his real self-Noah Centineo. He can pull off Kavinski’s character with his Attractiveness. He’s the type of guy who gets cheered along everywhere he goes because of his looks. He is a white-tall guy who got a nice looking leg which support the way he walks at school when he played Peter’s role. He got a small head but still perfectly fits his full well-built body. His messy curly brown hair attracts people to cuddling with him. Then, if I look at his round face, I fall in love with his face’s features. First thing that I notice is, even though his nose is quite big and his eyebrows are thick, it does still look good on him. He also got sparkling deer-like brown eyes together with his thick and wide mouth present a bright smile. It gives the smiling vibes all the time. Therefore, the more he’s smiling, the more charming he is. Moreover, I like the way he styling himself in street-style fashion. He looks effortless for example when he wears a sweat pants oversized hoodie. Even though he wears suit and tie, he makes it look comfortable to wear. Moreover, his personality increases his attractiveness. When he does broadcast or interview, he’s so humble, easy-going, and cool. He also has good sense of humors. He likes to smile and to laugh. I think he has a complete figure of boyfriend material that makes many girls fall in love with him and always support him in every works he does. But, still I believe, he has the ability to stand in entertainment field, and I will always support him on his future project. I love you, Noah. 

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