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Gay Edge 

1. Someone whose Straight Edge isn't genuine; They just do it 'cause their friends claim.
2. Someone who's a complete douchebag and claims Straight Edge; yet by claiming Edge, they make Straight Edge look bad.

3. A Straight Edge homosexual.
"Buddy Wolfe's not Straight Edge, he's Gay Edge!"

"Look a those dorks X'ing up at the bowling ally. What a bunch of Gay Edge nerds."

"That hardcore band Limp Wrist consists of Gay Edge dudes."

homophobic gay 14 yr old edgelords😈🥶

the two boys in my class that share the same brain cell and act gay when they think no one is watching and makes free israel and hitla jokes
"Wtf r they doing" "oh they're just being homophobic gay 14 yr old edgelords😈🥶"
Similar to the popular phase of 'Straight edge' except you CAN drink, smoke, fuck, fight and other fun things. Rather than putting an 'x' at the begining and end of your name like 'Straight edge' it is a foward slash at the begining (/) and a backslash at the end (\). Gayedge is only for extremely brootal scenes, and should not be used otherwise.
xjohnx; man I well want a fag
/james\; too bad you're straight edge and not gayedge *puff puff*
Gayedge by /babes\ March 29, 2009
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