My husband
My husband is a word used for when legally bonded with another male. Also frequently used when you are angry with another.
My husband by dont touch my husband. November 25, 2022
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my husband
my husband by @Pottorffswife February 28, 2014
My husband
My husband is Tom Felton. He is MY husband, and all you other folk cannot have him. (Besides Daniel Radcliffe.)
Tom Felton is my husband.
My husband by uffdausernamesarehard May 21, 2019
My husband
My husband by kys694203004 February 20, 2024
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my.husband.is.a.ghost by My.husband.is.a.ghost December 24, 2021
I love my husband ass print more
theyre my best friend and platonic husband, it couldnt get any better. I want this to prove to him that i obviously love him more. ill do whatever it takes. they need to understand it >:D
I love my husband ass print more by Asprin's sexy ass husband<3 April 29, 2022
Boycotted my Husband
Boycotted my Husband by Steamy Smurfette September 27, 2009
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