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iailwyaidkwtd
“i am in love with you and i don’t know what to do”
used to abbreviate strong feelings you have for someone to the point where they’re all you want, and they’re the only person on your mind, but you are unsure what to do about your feelings because they don’t feel the same way so you’re stuck in love with someone who will never love you back.
used to abbreviate strong feelings you have for someone to the point where they’re all you want, and they’re the only person on your mind, but you are unsure what to do about your feelings because they don’t feel the same way so you’re stuck in love with someone who will never love you back.
listen... iailwyaidkwtd... you’re the only person that fills my mind but ik you don’t feel the same...
iailwyaidkwtd by a-nonymous March 2, 2021
iilwybydekie
iilwybydekie by Coolkakizz December 21, 2020
Iwfilwyoaoaidchwownmhlibymdtmyntspyamhaibwwwwwwwofy
"I will fall in love with you over and over again
I don't care how, where, or when
No matter how long it's been, you're mine
Don't tell me you're not the same person
You're always my husband and I've been waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, oh... For you" - Would You Fall In Love With Me Again by Jorge Rivera-Herrans & Anna Lea
I don't care how, where, or when
No matter how long it's been, you're mine
Don't tell me you're not the same person
You're always my husband and I've been waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, oh... For you" - Would You Fall In Love With Me Again by Jorge Rivera-Herrans & Anna Lea
Would typically be used by the wife of a man who was gone for 20 years and faced a variety of foes from a wide range of places.. gods monster etc...
Odysseus: "
Would you fall in love with me again
If you knew all I've done?
The things I can't undo
I am not the man you knew
I know that you've been waiting, waiting"
Penelope: "Iwfilwyoaoaidchwownmhlibymdtmyntspyamhaibwwwwwwwofy"
Odysseus: "
Would you fall in love with me again
If you knew all I've done?
The things I can't undo
I am not the man you knew
I know that you've been waiting, waiting"
Penelope: "Iwfilwyoaoaidchwownmhlibymdtmyntspyamhaibwwwwwwwofy"
Iwfilwyoaoaidchwownmhlibymdtmyntspyamhaibwwwwwwwofy by m0ss June 23, 2025
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