And puts it in a cup by the sink?
What does it mean when a cancer man buys you a toothbrush for his house?
He wants you to stay
Does it mean we are soul mates and he wants me to be his queen and is showing it by putting my toothbrush on a pedestal n this bathroom
Posted by aquanibNigga I'm just trying to get my ego stroked
Better ask NASA bro. This is one real rocket science question.
Posted by d0s3rPrb my hygiene is on a idgaf level
he's sick of your bad breath
Posted by Stensco21He's trying to tell you he expects you to do a thorough job cleaning that bathroom.
And puts it in a cup by the sink?
Posted by Stensco21Realest answer on dxp.Posted by aquanibNigga I'm just trying to get my ego stroked
Better ask NASA bro. This is one real rocket science question.click to expand
Posted by Stensco21😆Posted by aquanibNigga I'm just trying to get my ego stroked
Better ask NASA bro. This is one real rocket science question.click to expand
Posted by Fun4LifeThat would be nice cuz I need to save on rentz hehe
God this is so funny it actually made me smile.
I did this once a long time ago for some Cappy chick with big teddies I had the hots for.
It meant I wanted her to move in to my condo.
Posted by Stensco21paper plastic or ceramic ?
And puts it in a cup by the sink?
Posted by Fun4LifeHe's obsessed w me
Scorp sun & moon + Cancer....AND toothbrush = cohabitation. LOL
You're in!
it means he's awkward. generally the girl "leaves" her toothbrush over. in my experience, its starts with clothes, hair products, then the toothbrush... after a few months like magic, you have a live-in girlfriend.
Posted by HermesVirgoNice I'm looking for a place to stay anyway
it means he's awkward. generally the girl "leaves" her toothbrush over. in my experience, its starts with clothes, hair products, then the toothbrush... after a few months like magic, you have a live-in girlfriend.
Posted by HermesVirgoHow does it mean he's awkward
it means he's awkward. generally the girl "leaves" her toothbrush over. in my experience, its starts with clothes, hair products, then the toothbrush... after a few months like magic, you have a live-in girlfriend.
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