Smove

"So Much Love" ==> Smove

It is simply a slur of three words in a row, not a cross between any words.

Smove (So Much Love) is a whole lotta love which obviously cannot be translated to lots of love because that would result in the shortened form lol and that would be stupid and confusing.

It's a way to say you care about someone a lot when you say goodbye, when you love someone muchly.

Smove can be used in addition to <3 to make it stronger, to add extra. Or smove could be used on it's own.

It is to be used in a sincere way when you do genuinely care about the person and it can certainly be said between friends.

gtg

k, ttyl. Smove!

translation:

"I have to go now",
"Okay, I'll talk with you later. So much love!"

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I wish you weren't leaving the country :'(.
I'm gonna miss you soooo much.
<3 Smove!!!

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Hey hun,

Thanks for the gift.

It was so sweet and exactly what I needed.
It means more to me than you know.

Smove,
(your name)

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smove

"So Much Love" (can be pronounced smove or shmove)
It is simply a slur of three words in a row, not a cross between any words.
Smove (So Much Love) is a whole lotta love which obviously cannot be translated to lots of love because that would result in the shortened form lol and that would be horribly confusing.
It's a way to say you care about someone a lot when you say goodbye, when you love someone muchly.
Smove can be used in addition to <3 to make it stronger, to add extra. Or smove could be used on it's own.
It is to be used in a sincere way when you do genuinely care about the person and it can certainly be said between friends.

gtg
k, ttyl. Smove!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I wish you weren't leaving the country :'(
I'm gonna miss you soooo much.
<3 Smove!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hey hun,
Thanks for the gift.
It was so sweet and exactly what I needed.
It means more to me than you know.
Smove,
(your name)

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The B Word

usually used to abbreviate the word bitch to avoid profanity, this expression can also be used by non-committals in reference to avoidance of the term boyfriend. Used in this way emphasizes word boyfriend as being more difficult to say than the word bitch, which if your a bit of a commitmentphobe who is hard-pressed for a relationship commitment is quite likely.

"I'm finally getting comfortable using The B Word "
"Bitch?"
"No… Boyfriend"

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