happily ever after
happily ever after by Mr. Stinkypride December 16, 2016
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happily ever after
To find your one and only and live happily with them for the rest of your life. To be constantly happy with no end.love
happily ever after by Ms. Roses the rainbow dancing banana June 14, 2006
happily ever after
Engaged to be married, happily married, or married with children, as in a storybook ending. To be removed from the pool of eligible people to date.
Guy: Did you see Cori last night? She is looking fine!
Friend: Don't even bother, bro... she's happily ever after.
Friend: Don't even bother, bro... she's happily ever after.
happily ever after by Ryan Miziker January 31, 2007
happily ever after
happily ever after by Le fleur 🦋🍄✨ September 19, 2021
Happily Ever After
The sad reality is, no one ever lives happily ever after as in the real world we all run into stressful situations in life and some which can stick to us for life, therefore no one can truly live "happily ever after". It only exists in fairytales, storybooks and Disney movies.
Happily Ever After by UltimateDoge August 30, 2022
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to live happily ever after by Uncle Dimma April 7, 2015
Happilyeverafter syndrome
This is when things have been going wrong throughout your life and nearly nothing good has happened to you. It doesn’t mean you’re a princess or something like that. But in the end something good will finally happen likenin most fairly tales. A happily ever after.
Jim: “everything just goes wrong in my life.”
Sam: “Aw poor jimmy must have a case of happilyeverafter syndrome.”
Sam: “Aw poor jimmy must have a case of happilyeverafter syndrome.”
Happilyeverafter syndrome by Lilisims98 May 24, 2018
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