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Future Fiancé 

A term invented in late 2020 that refers to a “boyfriend”, whom you know will propose at some point (hopefully sooner than later). People who use the term #FF are not desperate, rather just on the same page as their significant other.
Person 1- Alyssa is so desperate, she refers to her man as future fiancé!

Person 2- Actually, you just sound jealous! Her FF has already made it clear he wants to get married... therefore “future fiancé” is totally justified in her case!
Future Fiancé by Know it all 1 September 10, 2020
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future fiance 

A term people use when they want their relationship with their significant other to sound more serious than it actually is. Usually used by insecure or desperate individuals.
I referred to my boyfriend as my future fiance when my landlord asked me who was moving into my place.
future fiance by the crumbum November 14, 2011

Future Finance Supporter 

A Future Finance Supporter (or FFS for short) is a classy way of saying a future sugar mommy/ sugar daddy. The term started getting traction in the meme culture and it is being used more and more.
Person 1: You should really start studying harder if you want to guarantee yourself a good future.
Person 2: I got myself a Future Finance Supporter, so I don't think I really need to.

future of france 

Also known as the future of finance. Which refers to DeFi. Which refers to Ethereum.
I'm investing in the future of france.
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