co-boyfriend
co-boyfriend by tj_someone May 18, 2009
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Co-boyfriend
When a girl's boyfriend is emotionally distant/abusive, and she doesn't want to just end the relationship, she may seek the comfort of a co-boyfriend. The co-boyfriend hears her complaints, and this allows the broken relationship to continue on a bit longer.
Trina's boyfriend doesn't listen to her problems, so she talks to her co-boyfriend Jack about how shitty her boyfriend is instead of just DTMFA (dumping the motherfucker already).
Co-boyfriend by Jack-o-slantern May 19, 2014
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co-boyfriend • Cowboyfriend • co • Co Za Asy • co-pilot • co-worker • co-inky-dink • CO Mel • Co-ed • co-signer
Cowboyfriend
“They are putting the theater kids and the agricultural science students in the same dorm”
“Awww, maybe one of the guys in theater will get a cowboyfriend!”
“I just started dating this guy from Nashville”
“So you have a cowboyfriend! How cute”
“Awww, maybe one of the guys in theater will get a cowboyfriend!”
“I just started dating this guy from Nashville”
“So you have a cowboyfriend! How cute”
Cowboyfriend by lovebug101_01 May 7, 2022
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