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Closure Kiss
A final kiss after a relationship has ended to make sure there are no longer feelings between the two involved in the relationship.
Mike believed he still had feelings for Christina until they had a closure kiss.
Mike has now moved on to Kayla.
Mike has now moved on to Kayla.
Closure Kiss by Jacque MeHoff August 16, 2012
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Closure
Husband: why did you go see your ex who is about to serve life in prison without even telling me??
Whore Wife: boy boo , I needed that closure , cry about it then
Whore Wife: boy boo , I needed that closure , cry about it then
Closure by Herman Williams April 21, 2018
Closure Fuck
Closure Fuck by haleyohbaby June 15, 2018
e-closure
the act of gaining emotional finality by sharing a story of a breakup with the world, via the internet.
Johnny was tired of pining over his ex-girlfriend from 8 years ago, so instead of hanging himself in the barn or torching his old love letters, he sent them to a website, and got some e-closure.
e-closure by charles + dwayne December 17, 2005
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