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Wdihm is short for “why do I hate myself”
Guy one: wdihm bro?
Guy two: idk, maybe because you screwed up your chances with that girl?
Guy one: You’re probably right
wdihm by Angsty teenage XY chromosome December 11, 2018
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wdimywaydwhm 

Why did I miss you when all you did was hurt me
When you and your s.o get in to an argument

Wdimywaydwhm
wdimywaydwhm by Caityluesue1234 December 21, 2020
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An acronym for 'what did he mean by this'. Commonly used to call into question the statements of others, but also often used in jest to point out the obviousness of a particular statement.
Person 1: Can't go out tomorrow night, I've got to go get cucked.
Person 2: WDHMBT?
WDHMBT by Universezero July 16, 2016
WdIm is a short way of saying "What did I miss"
Ayee I'm here WdIm 🌚💀
wdim by Http.Valerieee February 18, 2017
Wdim means the short form for "what do i mean"
Shelley: That girl over there is so pretty!"
Bob: "Wdym?"

Shelley: "Wdym wdim!"
Wdim by kaygotdimes December 5, 2022
why does life hate me today ( this is real this is definitely a real thing ) this phrase was pioneered by a young scottish boy who's dad is a drug lord, this was a one off phrase at the time but is now rising up in meme culture and will be remembered for centuries, there is usually a ughhhh before hand but is not necessary
" ughhhh WDLHMT my dad didn't sell his pallet loads of cocaine "
WDLHMT by omgoshtv August 6, 2020
Short form of "Why do you hate me"
You didn't invite me to your party? WOW WDYHM
wdyhm by trunikka August 5, 2012
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