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What is momol?

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Make Out Make Out Lang

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"MOMOL" is a Filipino slang term that stands for "Make Out Make Out Lang." It refers to engaging in physical intimacy, typically kissing and touching, with another person.

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Make Out - Make Out Lang. "Lang" is a Filipino word that means "simply" or "just". A MOMOL relationship means the couple has not gotten past the make out stage.


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