AAF

AAF has 2 meanings
1. What does AAF stand for?

Always and forever

Boyfriends, girlfriends, and other SOs use AAF to mean "always and forever." This acronym is most often used to describe how long two people (think they) will love each other.

However, on rare occasions, chatters and texters use AAF to discuss other things that will continue unceasingly. For example, if you ask your friend "How long will Domino's pizza continue to be bad?," they may respond with "AAF."

Example

We will be together AAF
Aw, I think so, too!
AAF means "always and forever"
AAF means "always and forever"

Related Slang

IWALUI will always love you
LYALove you always
ILYFEI love you for eternity
BFFBest friends forever
BFTDBest friends til death
BMABest mates always
AHFYAlways here for you
4evaForever

Categories

Online Chat
Text Messaging
Updated November 3, 2021
2. What does AAF stand for?

As a friend

Someone who thinks of you AAF thinks of you "as a friend." If you were hoping that person would become your SO, you're SOL - because you've officially just been friendzoned.

However, you shouldn't feel too bad about being thought of as "just" a friend. After all, a person who thinks of you AAF cares about you, and that's rare enough in this wild world of ours.

Example

I like him AAF, I guess

The good ol' AAF talk

Related Slang

DYHABDo you have a boyfriend?
DYHAGDo you have a girlfriend?
ILYAAFI love you as a friend
LULAFLove you like a friend
FWBFriends with benefits
SOOFSwear on our friendship
Work boyfriendBest male friend at work
BrotherzoneA relationship where a person's love interest thinks of him as a brother
WomanceA platonic friendship between two or more females

Categories

Online Chat
Updated June 23, 2021

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