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Abbreviation for "Welcome To My World." Used to indicate that one is used to something happening to him. When used sarcastically, can indicate that one is sick of something bad happening often or again and agian.
Gambler: I just lost everything when I went all in. This sucks.
Unlucky Gambler: I know how it feels, man. WTMW.
WTMW by Marvin Willis September 16, 2007
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Welcome To My World.
My boyfriend just broke up with me again. This sucks. wtmw.
wtmw by Marvin Willis September 15, 2007
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A common acronym used among Christians who wake up early to deepen their relationship with Jesus, meaning “Win the morning, win the day”.
“We went to the beach at 6am to watch the sunrise and pray. WTMWTD.”
WTMWTD by JESTER K May 1, 2022
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