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Apparently etch means engrave or carved , but I got nothing for “imma boyfriend”
Maybe it means ima like “now” or “current” boyfriend in Japanese?
In short: these are both typos. Autocorrect probably had its way. It shouldn’t be “imma” but “inma” ie sex/lust demon, and “ecchi” instead of etch.
But is somebody going to tell me what "Imma" and "Etch" mean?