LML
LML has 2 meanings
Love my life
Someone who sends you LML is having either a great time or, more likely, a very bad one. This acronym stands for "love my life," and while it is sometimes used sincerely, it's more often used sarcastically - to denote that a person actually hates their life rn.
For example, your friend Bill might send you a text that says "I have to work overtime again all this week. LML, it's the best." Most likely, Bill does not actually enjoy working overtime. Instead, he's using LML facetiously, while actually complaining about how much his life sucks. (Poor Bill.)
Example
I got a big raise, my new BF is great, and my neighbor baked me a pie. I LML!
How nice for you
A woman who is about to send a sincere LML
Related Slang
| FML | F*** my life |
| HML | Hate my life |
| MLIA | My life is average |
| ALW | Ain't life wonderful |
| ALG | Ain't life grand |
| DWBH | Don't worry, be happy |
| STBY | Sucks to be you |
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LML is an acronym that stands for "laughing mad loud," which is a more intense version of LOL that may make you seem as if you've gone mad. It is typically seen online or in text messages.
LML is often used when something is really funny and catches you off guard or an inside joke really tickles your funny bone. It usually does not mean you actually laughed out loud, although in some cases you may release a chuckle.