A whore
A whore by Morgan Hickman October 12, 2016
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A Whore by Micheal McCraydee August 31, 2019
A Whore!
She can be kind and sweet around grade Six! But watch out if she askes you to be her boy friend DON'T!!! She will only be using you because of a Bad breakup earlier or just because you are the "Weakest Link"
She will just USE YOU!!!
She will just USE YOU!!!
My Ex. Exactly that! we go to seperate schools for middle school and she goes Bi.I did not know so i could not wait to see her again and just be friends! Well she just ended up a Slut and a Whore! I wish she would die and burn in HELL!!!
A Whore! by Tomtomcaty February 12, 2009
A-Whore
I got fed up with everyone who says they have depression, so A-Whores are people who have false depression. It is often the result of lazy parenting. The A in A-Whore is attention. Usually is American (Lord help America). Cuts and wears short sleeves. Says online their going to commit, but never does. Usually, they are narcissistic teens who wants attention, and they think having "depression" is going to get them attention. SPOILER ALERT: To all the A-Whores, DEPRESSION IS BAD. A-Whores often tell everybody they have depression, which depressed people never do. Can be males, females, and every other gender I have no idea what they are.
"OMG! Shes TELLING random people she's 'depressed'! She just wants attention. She is such an A-Whore."
A-Whore by Mixed Personality February 7, 2022
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