New Year New Me

Definition

The delusional phrase people use on January 1st while genuinely believing that the calendar changing will magically transform them, despite having never made an actual behavioral change.

Example Usage

He said 'New Year New Me' for the seventh year in a row while ordering the same terrible diet as always.

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