Heartles
(prounonce it hart-ulls) 1. (n.,exclamation) another way to say “i love you”, in case you run out of other ways to say it or simply are bored of them. mind you, this is a pseudo-casual usage and can be used for anything from romance to chocolate cake. 2. (v.- to heartle) to “heartle” something is to love it. note- both uses sometimes supplemented by shaping a heart with your hands.
1. (exclamation:) “a reason for fail” is opening up for mcr? heartles! -makes heart shape with hands-
2. i heartle “a reason for fail”… so i just felt i had to sell their t-shirts at last week’s concert!
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