guantanamo bae
a highly possessive, paranoid and controlling boyfriend or girlfriend who won’t let you ever leave their sight, presence nor clutches. they often go through your phone’s call logs and messages in search of incriminating evidence to use as justification for shortening your leash.
lil chi chi: yo whuddup fam! where chico at? it’s been a minute
fonte: sup homie. its rough out here. his woman got his on lock again.
lil chi chi: word? what dat fool went and did now?
fonte: check this out, so the other day, his girl, feeling all hot bothered, dress up in lingerie, and asks him to show her “a fun time”.
lil chi chi: cool, cool, cool…
fonte: and what that fool done went and did, dunno whether he was tryna be funny or something, he showed her a picture of us and the fellas at the pub getting wasted. now his grown -ss is grounded.
lil chi chi: d-mn, sounds like he got himself a guantanamo bae
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