IMYM
I miss you more.
No sweetheart IMYM
IMYM by SmackyTheFrawg September 2, 2010
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IMYM
Short version of the phrase: “Ima make you mine”
Used to subtly flirt, when someone is shy they use this abbreviation to shoot their shot with more confidence- it can be used easier in a conversation especially if you want to subtly validate you want that person romantically. It’s also easy enough to play off if you get rejected (like I did)*.
*He said “ Hahahahaha” NO IM NOT OKAY
Used to subtly flirt, when someone is shy they use this abbreviation to shoot their shot with more confidence- it can be used easier in a conversation especially if you want to subtly validate you want that person romantically. It’s also easy enough to play off if you get rejected (like I did)*.
*He said “ Hahahahaha” NO IM NOT OKAY
IMYM by Bigb00tybitch2140 July 12, 2022
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