Is a kind person with a beautiful soul. She is nice to almost everyone and rarely complains. She is the life of the party and makes everyone’s day better just by being herself.
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Hamilton being a yandere, this comes from a line in his song `You'll be back` where he goes
`I will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love` this is clearly a yandere act.
(cough cough dont take this seriously cough cough
Hamilton being a yandere, this comes from a line in his song `You'll be back` where he goes
`I will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love` this is clearly a yandere act.
(cough cough dont take this seriously cough cough
Person 1; Did you listen to Hamilton's song `You'll be back`?
Person 2; Yeah I did, but the line `I will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love` kind of creeps me out..
Both; Wait.. Hamilton is a yandere, which makes him a Hamidere!
Person 2; Yeah I did, but the line `I will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love` kind of creeps me out..
Both; Wait.. Hamilton is a yandere, which makes him a Hamidere!
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•when a young adult cusses infront of his or hers friends mother or father or parental gardian.
•when a young adult cusses infront of his or hers friends mother or father or parental gardian.
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2. n. problem, annoyance.
3. n. possession of patience.
Etymology
Old English hedan- “to take care, attend.”
Old English hood- guard or regard.
2. n. problem, annoyance.
3. n. possession of patience.
Etymology
Old English hedan- “to take care, attend.”
Old English hood- guard or regard.
The language institute proffesor has little heidence for those who are not inclined to expand their vocabulary.
Phil, you look heidenced; is there anything I can do to help?
Phil, you look heidenced; is there anything I can do to help?
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