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Forever and Always 

A term used by two lovers, or two Best Friends. Meaning I promise to be here no matter what, If they killed your sister or brother, That you'll never leave their side. That no matter how many things try to destroy you guys, that it doesn't change a thing. Honestly meaning I love you. It's the truest and most accurate promise that Can Not Ever Be Broken. You truly got to mean it, to say it.
Me: I love you.

Him: Forever and Always, right?
Me: Forever and Always.
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Forever and always 

To be together until the end of time
Ryan: we're gonna be together for a long time.
Taylor: forever and always?
Ryan: forever and always!

Forever and always 

Lasting eternity
Margarita and Nicholas jensen are Forever and always.
Forever and always by Jensen14 February 19, 2015

forever and always 

forever and always by lolsghibjjk February 20, 2019

Forever and always 

For eternity, usually used to describe someone's love for food or hate for Joe Jonas.
Bob: I love you.
Joe: Forever and always.
Bob: Aww, that's so sweet!
Joe: What? I was talking about my cheeseburger.

Forever and Always 

For the rest of eternity. Also could be used by Swifties referencing the song Forever and Always from Fearless.
Person 1: I will love you forever and always
Person 2: I will love you forever and always too :) Now let’s have some of the most ungodly sex ever

My forever and always 

The term "My Forever and always" means you love someone so much you want too stay with them forever, and you will always love them unconditionally.
"She is my forever and always."
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