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She is my BFFRP
BFFRP by Pupkin513 June 29, 2009
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stands for be fucking for real. used when you want someone to stop lying or to get in touch with reality.
person 1: yeah im not like other girlss in different.
person 2: gurl- bffr 💀
bffr by heluvsme_andonlyme<3 December 21, 2022
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"be fucking fr," meaning to think straight and to make it make sense
you really thought he wasn't in a relationship? bffr
bffr by ajhatesu June 13, 2022
bffr - bffr is an acronym meaning “be fking forreal .” people use this when ppl are being dumb and stupid .
person 1: I LOVE EDDIE MUNSON HE IS MY DADDY

person 2: girl … bffr rn …
bffr by jeonghan is the best 🥹 August 28, 2022
bffrb is a abbreviation for be fucking for real bitch
person: I’m ugly
y/n: bffrb
bffrb by urmomslaystbh September 3, 2022
Dad:I love you
Me:bffr
That mean he’s lying
Bffr by anonymous August 15, 2022
An abbreviation for the phrase, "Be fucking for real." This term originally gained popularity through TikTok and is now used on a somewhat regular basis.
Jack: "Your baby mama just slid into my DMs."
John: "BFFR (Be fucking for real)."
bffr by tmkkmt October 13, 2022
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