No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
Quality time spent with the people you love and cherish—basically stealing moments of genuine connection and affection away from life's chaos.
The most annoying mp3 player. it sucks even more than the ipod for these reasons: its screens are crapy they freeze real fast and break on all models its HUGE doesn't work in an ihome and! zune riegns over ipod becasue they look good becasue they play good stuff like videos and lime wire songs. and! you can rip music from illeagle sites.
A problematic, annoying, delusional selenator that can't get justin bieber's name out of his mouth
self addressed stamped envelope
stupid peace of s**t
secrets safe with me
single when she wants to be
Following roughly the same trajectory aswicked, sick began being used to mean "cool" sometime around the 1980s. In the 80s and 90s, sick was most often used by skaters, surfers, and teenagers. Many people think skaters are primarily responsible for sick's additional definition, which arose from skaters using the term to describe mindblowing cool tricks that others needed to be "sick in the head" to attempt.
Spill the tea is a phrase used to tell a person to share any gossip that she knows. It's similar to the older "spill your guts" or "spill the beans" phrases.
A slofie is a slow-motionselfievideo recorded using a mobile device, such as a phone or tablet. It typically consists of one or more people recording their faces as they react to something or make goofy poses.
Stabcore is a type of aesthetic! Like Yuri she stabcored herself with a knife.! but it can also mean different things so heads up!
Someone, typically in a relationship context, who exerts excessive control over their partner's schedule, social life, and decisions. This controlling behavior turns romance into a dictatorship where one person calls all the shots. It's a red flag wrapped in "I just want to spend time with you" excuses.
The soul-crushing moment when your carefully constructed romantic predictions about fictional characters crash against the rocky shores of canon reality. Common among fans who invested emotionally in relationships that the actual creators had zero intention of making happen.
A cheeky, British-style euphemism for someone who's a bit of a wanker or habitual masturbator—basically a polite yet cutting way to call someone out without being explicitly crude.
Something that's incredibly lame, disappointing, or uncool—when you want to express disdain for something's overall wackness and general lack of appeal.
A sideline that is so embarrassing, that you wouldn't even want you wouldn't even admit to it in a confessional.
The theory that banana's will take over the world in a ship made of cheese.
A person that you like in which you keep on the side, A really close friend.If you get called a side boo you must be pretty important.
suck my d**k quickly
search the f**king news group
shut up and get out of my life
Surface-level dating is when a person keeps conversations shallow, overly polished, or emotionally guarded as they get to know someone. Instead of discussing values, fears, or long-term goals, the focus stays on safe topics, such as jobs, hobbies, favorite shows, and light banter.
Most often, people use smt because they can't be bothered to type out all of something. (Nine whole letters? In this economy?) In some cases, people may instead use smt to circumvent character limits.
A mashup of 'sweet' and 'tasty' used to describe someone or something cool, though it sounds like what happens when you sneeze mid-compliment. It's trying very hard to become the next big slang term but will probably remain confined to that one friend group that invented it. Points for creativity, minus points for actually sounding good.