On An Island
Someone who is not necissarilly atractive, but if one was desperate enough, or put in a situation like being stuck on an island, the person would go there.
On An Island by Jabb January 5, 2008
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On An Island
On An Island by Luis Guzman Windows Tech March 29, 2021
Monkeys on an Island
It refers to a friend group that's so close or tight that they tend to or want to date people inside thier friend group regardless of their relationship status. Which could cause drama and unwanted history.
Person 1: Wanna hang out with them more?
Person 2: Nah bro they have that monkeys on an Island relationship.
Person 1: Monkeys on an Island?
Person 2: They tend to date people inside their friend group. I don't feel comfortable being apart of that.
Person 2: Nah bro they have that monkeys on an Island relationship.
Person 1: Monkeys on an Island?
Person 2: They tend to date people inside their friend group. I don't feel comfortable being apart of that.
Monkeys on an Island by kavinesh February 23, 2022
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