F boy
They the type of guy who can fake liking someone easily and will have 6 side ho*s. He's a player. He moves on EXTREMELY fast, if you can keep him for more than 2 weeks, congrats.
F boy by Rashel1308 April 30, 2020
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F BOY
F BOY by Some chick from pof October 13, 2018
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f boy by Cael is an f boy September 7, 2020
f boy
victoria- adler is such an f boy
emma- fr
cj- true
charlotte- amen
riley- i know right
mallie- agreed
emma- fr
cj- true
charlotte- amen
riley- i know right
mallie- agreed
f boy by charlottecoolkid March 31, 2021
F-boy
~F-boy stands for fuckboy~
A f-boy is someone who only wants you for your looks, body, and pressures you into sexual activity. I know it’s tempting to like f-boys because they are ALWAYS hella attractive but try and keep your distance.
A f-boy is someone who only wants you for your looks, body, and pressures you into sexual activity. I know it’s tempting to like f-boys because they are ALWAYS hella attractive but try and keep your distance.
1: hey did you see Matt yesterday?? That shirt made him look soooooo hot
2: I agree but keep your distance! He’s a f-boy. He will break your heart faster than *snaps* that.
2: I agree but keep your distance! He’s a f-boy. He will break your heart faster than *snaps* that.
F-boy by squiggly wigglies December 9, 2019
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