OMG YAYAYAYAYAYAYAY

[A Former User]

Mayhaaa 👽💕 YUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[maymay1533]

@IHAVEAGF YUHHHHHHHH

[A Former User]

Mayhaaa 👽💕 YUHHHHHH

[A Former User]

@OVERLORD What I mean is when people it as if it’s just something you “get.” I don’t know how to explain.

[maymay1533]

@Duchess meh get wat YU saying it’s a very unexplainable thing fr fr

[A Former User]

Mayhaaa 👽💕 like ur big ahh forhead oh mb

[A Former User]

I’m their gf lol.

[A Former User]

@Duchess o n g

[Shazz_]

@IHAVEAGF Aww :)
I’m happy for you - I hope it lasts ^^
Haha, you changed your username to ‘IHAVEAGF’. I love your excitement :)

[A Former User]

Shazz_ Thank youu :D

[Shazz_]

@IHAVEAGF

[A Former User]

@Duchess are we supposed to have multiple?

[A Former User]

@Boywithpiano No, Im saying when people say they “got a girlfriend” (especially when I know that person was literally just broke up with someone not long ago), it just seems like something people just want to have in their back pocket. And it just seems in the same context of saying you “got a hundred dollars.” Like it’s a flex, but it doesnt last. It sounds more like, “Look what I got” And. It sounds like something you’d say about an object to flex about. I am not saying you saw it that way, but I know people who have seen it as that, and it really annoys me.