I like your hair
I like your hair by The_High_Kiwi October 29, 2019
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I like your hair
A word used in place of the correct word or phrase that was said and asked to be repeated because the phrase was either intentionally or not-intentionally said loud enough for the other person to hear.
Melody: :::whispered::: "Why you gotta be such a bitch all the time?"
Desiree: "What did you say?"
Melody: "I like your hair."
Desiree: "Thanks! I just got it cut the other day. I was wondering if you would notice."
Desiree: "What did you say?"
Melody: "I like your hair."
Desiree: "Thanks! I just got it cut the other day. I was wondering if you would notice."
I like your hair by Wen* January 31, 2009
I like your hair
A phrase used to indicate that a person is good-looking. Very popular among queer women who don't know how to flirt.
I like your hair by boob_appreciator April 22, 2022
I like your hair
They like your hair and want to run their fingers through it while cuddling and possibly firmly grabbing it while having hardcore but passionate sex.
I like your hair by Someguy6120 April 16, 2021
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