No <3
Essentially an "are you good in the head you fucking stupid bitch" but shortened. Used in texting a hell of a lot
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No <3
The most moronic, high-and-mighty, arrogant, patronizing way to treat someone you disagree with like they're a completely idiotic toddler. Even though that's probably what you are for using this. Commonly used on Twitter or TikTok, or just by 14-year-old white girls in general.
Guy 1: *Shares opinion*
Guy 2: No <3
Guy 1: Oh no, I've been disagreed with in a passive-aggressive way! *Spontaneously combusts*
Guy 2: No <3
Guy 1: Oh no, I've been disagreed with in a passive-aggressive way! *Spontaneously combusts*
No <3 by ISwearImNotATroll October 2, 2021
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no. <3
A phrase unintelligent, useless, and dim people use. They usually tend to think that punctuation and good grammar in arguments makes their point more valid, this is not true. They’re utterly stupid.
“Global warming IS a thing its a real problem!!”
“No, it is not. Also it’s “it’s” not “its” learn to spell.”
“..my spelling doesn't make my point any less valid”
“no. <3”
“I think that psople who say “XD” are perfectly fine, we should stop judging them”
“people* learn to spell kiddo <3”
“please stop-“
“no. <3”
“No, it is not. Also it’s “it’s” not “its” learn to spell.”
“..my spelling doesn't make my point any less valid”
“no. <3”
“I think that psople who say “XD” are perfectly fine, we should stop judging them”
“people* learn to spell kiddo <3”
“please stop-“
“no. <3”
no. <3 by Intelligent.Human. November 4, 2020
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