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Flirtexcon
Someone who makes it seem like they're interested in someone romantically, but once the other person falls into this trap they want nothing to do with it.
They may be extremely flirty and make slightly sexual comments, but don't be fooled, for its a trap. They don't actually want anything.
They may be extremely flirty and make slightly sexual comments, but don't be fooled, for its a trap. They don't actually want anything.
Person 1 "You know that girl Amanda?"
Person 2 "oh yeah! She seems totally into you, shes always being flirty and calls you sexy. You should ask her out"
Person 1 "nah.... I think she's a flirtexcon"
Person 2 "oh yeah! She seems totally into you, shes always being flirty and calls you sexy. You should ask her out"
Person 1 "nah.... I think she's a flirtexcon"
Flirtexcon by SinglePepe May 24, 2021
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