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Mayadere 

In anime, or manga, they are characters who begin the series as an antagonist. A mayadere will fall in love with the main character, but that doesn't mean they will switch sides, and are willing the kill their love interest if they feel betrayed.
An example of this is a specific character in Akame Ga Kill, her name is Esdeath, and you should watch that anime.

Weeb1: "NE NE, Watashi Wa Think That One Waifu From (insert-anime-that-has-{loli}), Is Kawaii..."
Weeb2: "Nani? Omae Wa Gay~desu, Watashi Only Go For Evil Waifus..."
Weeb1: "Anata Wa Mean A Mayadere?"
(TRANSLATION)
Degenerate1: "Hey Hey, I Think That That One (false-2d-girl) Waifu From (insert-anime-that-has-(an-underaged-girl)), Is Cute..."
Degenerate2: "What? You're Gay, I Only Go For Evil (false-2d-girls) Waifus..."
Degenerate1: "Do You Mean A Mayadere?"
Mayadere by AnonymousUser177013 January 28, 2019
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mayadere 

Character that starts off as a villain but ends up in love with the hero.
Mayaderes usually joke around with their former enemy by saying things like ''Die'' or ''I will kill you''
Konjiki no Yami is a mayadere from the series To LOVE-Ru
mayadere by Crabmain September 4, 2017

mayadeepthroatsdamari

a girl named maya has been hitting on someone named Damari for a long time and he always says to his friends that he wants her to deepthroat him and she heard him say that so she took him into the restroom and whipped it out for him and smiled and started sucking his centimeter while he smacked her flat ass and Maya’s friends maribelle and Alissa b came into the restroom and saw them and he peed on them to until they moaned
maya deep throats Damari until he pees in her mouth mayadeepthroatsdamari
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