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The word “Cawten” sounds like the word “cotton.” Cotton is fluffy, and can fill things up; just like how humans tend to be filled with emotions. So, the word cawten can be defined as, “caught in any feeling.” Saying cawten sounds like “caught in.”
My friend said they wanted to be cawten, so I tried to make them feel happy.
Cawten by gorexo September 25, 2020
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The word “Cawten” sounds like the word “cotton.” Cotton is fluffy, and can fill things up; just like how humans tend to be filled with emotions. So, the word cawten can be defined as, “caught in any feeling.” Saying cawten sounds like “caught in.”
My friend said they wanted to be cawten, so I tried to make them happy.
cawten by gorexo September 25, 2020
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