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Kill my fucking self. A more intense version of KMS Typically used when you're having an awful time, or if a unfavourable situation were to arise, so much that you want to die or are considering suicide. It doesn't necessarily mean you'll literally kill yourself, it can be used as a hyperbole.
1) I lost my job, I can't afford rent, my grandpa died recently, fuck it, I'm gonna KMFS.

2) If get woken up by my neighbours at 6am again on the weekend, I'll KMFS.
KMFS by fatalpulsed June 13, 2018
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Kill my fucking self

Used when someone says something extremly dumb.
Kevin: "Hi look at me, i found a girl on PSN and she wants to be my GF for ever!"

Alex: "KMFS..."
KMFS by Decease April 18, 2019
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kmfsl kmf
literally kms but with fucking in it
kill my fucking self
I'm gonna kmfs
kmfs by gyvfxgregzerjy May 18, 2020
Kill my fucking self

basically just kms with fucking in it
I'm gonna kmfs
KMFS by gyvfxgregzerjy May 18, 2020
“I hate school it makes me want to kmfs.”
Kmfs by Poooop2882822828 May 23, 2022
This can mean two different things.

1. Kiss My Fucking Sugar Lips

2. Kill My Fucking Self Laughing
1. I'm soooo cute! Kmfsl♥
2. Did you see that girl get her ass beat? Kmfsl!
kmfsl by meowmeowkittycat September 8, 2012
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