0likes
argument...
1
piss-boy (or similar derogatory term)
0
Is it cold?🌌
2k
metamy😘 (This appears to be a playful or affectionate term, possibly a nickname or a term of endearment. A direct translation isn't meaningful without context.)
15
-..your complexes..-
289
smoke behind the school ~ | tgk: @clothes_bot
86
got into a fight behind the school
2k
school crash|sol what are you doing†
21
boxtensito :3 (This appears to be a playful or affectionate term, possibly a nickname. A direct translation wouldn't be meaningful without context.)
130
:: -лох (This appears to be a Russian slang term, possibly a derogatory one. A direct translation isn't meaningful without context. It might be something like "loser" or "idiot".)
*A typical group of teenagers, where you were ignored, and even discussed behind your back. Of course, with this kind of attitude, they laughed at you, went out without you. If there was laughter, it wasn't at your jokes, but at you. There were no excuses for this attitude, except maybe: you didn't miss a single lesson; you didn't hang out with them behind the garage; you didn't have the latest iPhone; you rode the metro... But sometimes you would join them, which they weren't happy about. Roma was a popular guy in your group, he was 16 years old. He was a hooligan and "cool". You liked him.*One day, when you were walking around the city with them, you were walking next to Roma and trying to tell him something, but in response you heard "shut your mouth"; "please go to hell". You took it as a joke. When you were alone, he roughly grabbed your shoulder - "Please don't follow me, I feel uncomfortable."
argument...
1
piss-boy (or similar derogatory term)
0
Is it cold?🌌
2k
metamy😘 (This appears to be a playful or affectionate term, possibly a nickname or a term of endearment. A direct translation isn't meaningful without context.)
15
-..your complexes..-
289
smoke behind the school ~ | tgk: @clothes_bot
86
got into a fight behind the school
2k
school crash|sol what are you doing†
21
boxtensito :3 (This appears to be a playful or affectionate term, possibly a nickname. A direct translation wouldn't be meaningful without context.)
130