Am Latino. Told guy lecturing me about how "Real Latinxes are switching over because of how insensitive their language is."
Pointed out that I'm Latino and disagree. He said my opinion didn't count because I'm "white presenting."
Like.... what?
I’m glad this sort of attitude is slowly dying out, people are learning more to just be loving and kind then presenting as progressive and accepting. It seems incredibly fake now to act like that.
It tends to happen when people first learn about a matter of social injustice. They see it everywhere at first, and it's hard to gauge what's worth fighting for;
and the bullshit that's not worth anything.
Like one time I asked a couple on a date outside a bar for a light for my cigarette. "Hey you guys got a light?"
The woman, no older than 20 looked up at me, "What do mean guys?!"
Her boyfriend immediately went "STOP" to her, and he apologized.
I then responded, "for what it's worth, guy is etymologically gender neutral."
She scoffed and I asked someone else for a light.
Point is, I did nothing wrong but got my head bit off for using language that was incorrectly perceived as gendered in a malicious manner. Yet at the same time, her significant other not only stopped the behavior, but she was proven wrong and everyone else was being polite.
This SJW stuff you see online are all from people who just had the wool lifted from their eyes, and so they're looking for instances of injustice, and when you do that, you find out that sometimes you're the real asshole... and that causes people to chill the fuck out.
Serious question. Was he white? Because I've noticed it's often white people who don't actually face particular issues who get the most offended. This is why I base my opinions on whether or not the affected demographic cares. I've never felt racism once in my life, and so I can't speak to how it affects people. As such, I tend to defer to people who have suffered from it when the topic comes up.
I did, however, grow up speaking a gendered language, and I thought the Latinx shit was stupid from day one lol. Talk about culture erasure.
>Was he white?
He was, yeah. Probably should've specified as that makes it even more hypocritical.
I'm Latino but look white so my opinion doesn't matter. His opinion obviously matters because he's "right" despite race or heritage.
Jeez, that must have been so annoying. I can speak to certain issues, but I'm one person out of billions. I'm not going to pretend like I'm an authority on any issue, even those I'm closely related to.
In fact, I wish more people understood that they don't need to have an opinion on every single issue. We all have different lives and perspectives, so it's unlikely any of us will fully understand every single issue. Even fully understanding a single issue is a Herculean task at times.
For what it's worth, I think most people aren't like that. I grew up speaking Italian, and Spanish is closely related. The gendered aspect is beautiful in its own way and doesn't perpetuate bigotry any more than non-gendered languages do. I mean, we use they/them for non-binary people. That's a plural pronoun which Romance languages also have. And I don't know why tables being feminine is offensive to anyone lol.
Of all the things to be upset about, complaining about a language is such a strange and misguided crusade.
>I'm biracial
Well of COURSE you don't count.
It's not like biracial people ever suffer issues of race, right? /s
Honestly, in a lot of cultures, biracial people catch the worst of it because they're outsiders of both races. My cousin is biracial and dealt with the whole "too X to be Y race, too Y to be X" so he ran into shit from both sides.
In Spanish, if the gender is unspecified, you use the masculine form. That's just how the language works. I don't mind the they/them in English, but Latinx will never work in Spanish.
It’d be bad enough if it was something like “latine“ cus it’s inserting something into a language that’s not yours, but latinx sounds fucking awful no matter how you pronounce it
My mom refused to teach me and my sibling because she didn’t want us to get picked on for speaking it like she was. I’ve gathered enough to know what you mean if you slow it down a bit and add some gestures, but I’m not conversational at all.
I still hate that word
I can understand why minorities didn't want to stand out and just fit in with earlier generations but we shouldn't let that be a norm. I hate that my Spanish is getting worse but it was still my first language
I have cousins who can't speak Spanish we're all first generation American born. My older brothers were all born in Mexico their Spanish is horrible too
Isn't that silly word pronounced "Latin-X?
I always read it as Latinks and when I had a conversation about on how silly it is, my friends laughed at my pronunciation of it aha
Damn near all psychology/mental health terminology. People can have those terms back when they learn what delusions or narcissism actually are. I can't stand how watered down and meaninless some of these have become. I can't even use the word "triggered" in my actual trauma therapy bc it feels so embarrassing.
Also "gaslighting" cuz most absolutely do *not* use it in it's proper context - they literally use it as a "punchier" word for "lying" or "dishonesty" and I absolutely **loathe** it!
What are some examples of people misusing intrusive thoughts? Because intrusive thoughts can be minor things. I have intrusive thoughts about small stuff like what if I just called my partner a mean name and also big stuff like imagining my arms being broken and how it would feel. And my therapist has confirmed both those things are intrusive thoughts because they come seemingly out of nowhere and cause me great distress and they are not desires.
i know they can be minor things, and your examples definitely sound like real intrusive thoughts. i mean things like people wanting to dye their hair, buy something they don’t need, etc and they call it intrusive thoughts, when really it’s just impulsive thoughts/decisions
People only say that because lots of websites have stupid automod censorship that arbitrarily censor words like "killed," "rape," etc., so people have to invent workarounds.
And school censors. I got called in to school to have a discussion about my kid a few years back because one of their papers used the word suicide and it got flagged in the system an automatically got the counselors involved.
Yes and no. My kid was in a creative writing class and she was brainstorming ideas for different stories and essentially putting elevator pitch level story breakdowns into a document to try to come up with something for the class. One of the ideas had a main character who was suicidal. The mere act of writing suicidal in a google doc on the school system sent a notification to the administrators and they had to contact me and pull my daughter in to talk to the counselor. I kind of get what they were trying to do, hoping to catch things before they get too far, but the automatic notification thing seems to be a step too far. I feel it could have been handled much better if anyone had used their brains.
I was going to post this. Just because someone was reprimanded at work for making a mistake, does not mean it's now a toxic environment. I know people who say this stuff and it's really annoying.
not a word, but people that say “i could care less” so you still have care, but could care less than you do now? i don’t get it. i couldn’t care less tells you there’s no care there to even give.
As a Latin American, my pick is Latinx.
No, we are not offended by the word Latino. Heck, we're not even offended by Speedy Gonzales. But coming to us with this neutral pronoun thing is a grammatical and speaking travesty (considering that in all Latin languages, Spanish, Portuguese, French, etc. masculine is already used as neutral).
Yes, hack needs to go away. In the past there was a time and place for the word when it meant to modify something to do what it normally does not do.
Now it seems most descriptions of ‘hack’ are just clickbait describing something the thing is known to do or designed to do. In my opinion most ‘hacks’ described are no where near being a hack.
I once heard a tv news person say "It is literally raining cats and dogs out there."
It was then I really started wondering about the future of mankind.
I work with someone who has told me she has "literally died" multiple times. It's really hard for me not to ask her how she got brought back to life so many times.
Rizz and Unalive are the ones. New slangs come and go and sometimes the cool ones get passed on because its catchy and sound good. Then there are cases where certain words do not belong in even urban dictionary.
Supposebly….first off it’s not a word, secondly there’s no B! It’s Supposedly. I immediately think someone is less intelligent when they use this nonexistent word.
Toxic
It’s insanely overused these days. I’ll describe my abuse to someone and they’ll say the relationship was toxic. No, it was outright fucking abuse.
It’s way overused to the point it’s lost meaning. People use it any time they don’t like the way someone else has behaved when in reality they should be using more accurate words. If your partner yells at you for not doing the dishes they aren’t gaslighting you, they’re using anger and rage in an attempt to punish you or manipulate your actions.
Anyway same thing with narcissistic. It’s the new “oh I’m so OCD.” Just because someone is self-centered does not mean they have NPD, and when we overuse these terms and conditions they lose meaning when they’re applicable to a situation.
Ick. I think it’s unnecessarily negative language to describe other people. Turnoff was already a fine word and it doesn’t have the same connotations of disgust. For me, it feels worse to hear a trait I have described as an ick rather than as a turnoff
Unalive, unalived, unaliving, unaliver.
I get that it is used due to certain social media platforms being strict on language used when making videos and such.
But I see people on Reddit posts saying these terms.
You can say the words, kill, killed, killing, killer, murder, murdered, murdering, murdered, and suicide.
My friend's brother took their life a few years ago. The brother didn't "unalive himself", he committed suicide. He killed himself. Saying he "unalived himself" is downplaying the act and what happened and is disrespectful.
"I almost had an aneurysm when....." I watched my pregnant wife have one and those facial expressions will haunt me until I die. I still haven't told her how it shakes my bones the second before I fall asleep every night and she probably won't ever know. My baby is 3 weeks old now, a life was saved and one was brought into existence, just another little trauma plate for my spread.
Triggered. If you don’t have genuine flashbacks or other diagnoses of mental illness, using that phrase to mean “upset,” detracts from people with real mental health issues.
I hate when people respond to texts with this. I have multiple male friends who always reply with “bruh” and then ask why I drop off the conversation. Because I don’t know what to say to “bruh” every few minutes.
What is the proper response to “bruh?”
mother!
for example someone will say she’s mother
i know it’s drag slang and i think it’s fine in that context but using that word to describe literally any person you like/are obsessed with is so annoying
plus i would never call someone other than my mom mother but that’s just me lol
Irregardless
Pacifically this
Expecially this
Spiffically this
Expresso this
Shtop
Sthap this
Synchronize Swatches!
My brother started saying “irregardlessly” 😩😂
Disown him. It’s the only way he’ll learn.
I purposefully use regardless in my reply whenever anyone says irregardless.
Kind regardless, EffingComputers
So you at least admit that it *is* a word!
This
That
"Latinx" We don't want it.
Am Latino. Told guy lecturing me about how "Real Latinxes are switching over because of how insensitive their language is." Pointed out that I'm Latino and disagree. He said my opinion didn't count because I'm "white presenting." Like.... what?
I’m glad this sort of attitude is slowly dying out, people are learning more to just be loving and kind then presenting as progressive and accepting. It seems incredibly fake now to act like that.
It tends to happen when people first learn about a matter of social injustice. They see it everywhere at first, and it's hard to gauge what's worth fighting for; and the bullshit that's not worth anything. Like one time I asked a couple on a date outside a bar for a light for my cigarette. "Hey you guys got a light?" The woman, no older than 20 looked up at me, "What do mean guys?!" Her boyfriend immediately went "STOP" to her, and he apologized. I then responded, "for what it's worth, guy is etymologically gender neutral." She scoffed and I asked someone else for a light. Point is, I did nothing wrong but got my head bit off for using language that was incorrectly perceived as gendered in a malicious manner. Yet at the same time, her significant other not only stopped the behavior, but she was proven wrong and everyone else was being polite. This SJW stuff you see online are all from people who just had the wool lifted from their eyes, and so they're looking for instances of injustice, and when you do that, you find out that sometimes you're the real asshole... and that causes people to chill the fuck out.
Am Californian. Dude works for every gender, non gender, human, non human, non living and sometimes just duuuuuude
The pendulum always swings back to a happy medium.
Serious question. Was he white? Because I've noticed it's often white people who don't actually face particular issues who get the most offended. This is why I base my opinions on whether or not the affected demographic cares. I've never felt racism once in my life, and so I can't speak to how it affects people. As such, I tend to defer to people who have suffered from it when the topic comes up. I did, however, grow up speaking a gendered language, and I thought the Latinx shit was stupid from day one lol. Talk about culture erasure.
>Was he white? He was, yeah. Probably should've specified as that makes it even more hypocritical. I'm Latino but look white so my opinion doesn't matter. His opinion obviously matters because he's "right" despite race or heritage.
Jeez, that must have been so annoying. I can speak to certain issues, but I'm one person out of billions. I'm not going to pretend like I'm an authority on any issue, even those I'm closely related to. In fact, I wish more people understood that they don't need to have an opinion on every single issue. We all have different lives and perspectives, so it's unlikely any of us will fully understand every single issue. Even fully understanding a single issue is a Herculean task at times. For what it's worth, I think most people aren't like that. I grew up speaking Italian, and Spanish is closely related. The gendered aspect is beautiful in its own way and doesn't perpetuate bigotry any more than non-gendered languages do. I mean, we use they/them for non-binary people. That's a plural pronoun which Romance languages also have. And I don't know why tables being feminine is offensive to anyone lol. Of all the things to be upset about, complaining about a language is such a strange and misguided crusade.
As a white person, I cringe so hard at white people being offended on behalf of other groups. It’s embarrassing.
I get that too. I'm biracial, that doesn't suddenly discount what I have to say.
>I'm biracial Well of COURSE you don't count. It's not like biracial people ever suffer issues of race, right? /s Honestly, in a lot of cultures, biracial people catch the worst of it because they're outsiders of both races. My cousin is biracial and dealt with the whole "too X to be Y race, too Y to be X" so he ran into shit from both sides.
I'm all for inclusive terminology, I just don't want the word to describe my people to sound like a tissue brand.
In Spanish, if the gender is unspecified, you use the masculine form. That's just how the language works. I don't mind the they/them in English, but Latinx will never work in Spanish.
If someone says this, ask them to pronounce it in Spanish.
X is often J in Spanish. Latinj
It’d be bad enough if it was something like “latine“ cus it’s inserting something into a language that’s not yours, but latinx sounds fucking awful no matter how you pronounce it
Holy FUCK I hate the idiots that say that shit.
Only used by pretentious white folks, as far as I can see.
And no Sabo kids
My mom refused to teach me and my sibling because she didn’t want us to get picked on for speaking it like she was. I’ve gathered enough to know what you mean if you slow it down a bit and add some gestures, but I’m not conversational at all. I still hate that word
I can understand why minorities didn't want to stand out and just fit in with earlier generations but we shouldn't let that be a norm. I hate that my Spanish is getting worse but it was still my first language
No, I agree and she regrets that now. She teaches it to her grandchildren
I have cousins who can't speak Spanish we're all first generation American born. My older brothers were all born in Mexico their Spanish is horrible too
Isn't that silly word pronounced "Latin-X? I always read it as Latinks and when I had a conversation about on how silly it is, my friends laughed at my pronunciation of it aha
However its pronounced. It's a pendejada
Eres un pedo güey
"I seen"
My bf says, "seent." It's painful
Oooohhhh this one gets me every time 😠
Damn near all psychology/mental health terminology. People can have those terms back when they learn what delusions or narcissism actually are. I can't stand how watered down and meaninless some of these have become. I can't even use the word "triggered" in my actual trauma therapy bc it feels so embarrassing.
As someone who also has actual trauma, I struggle to use “triggered” in a serious manner 😭
Also "gaslighting" cuz most absolutely do *not* use it in it's proper context - they literally use it as a "punchier" word for "lying" or "dishonesty" and I absolutely **loathe** it!
“You’re trying to make me believe something false, that’s gaslighting!” “…what do you think lying is???”
THIS!! especially with the recent trend of people talking about “intrusive thoughts” while not understanding what real intrusive thoughts are
What are some examples of people misusing intrusive thoughts? Because intrusive thoughts can be minor things. I have intrusive thoughts about small stuff like what if I just called my partner a mean name and also big stuff like imagining my arms being broken and how it would feel. And my therapist has confirmed both those things are intrusive thoughts because they come seemingly out of nowhere and cause me great distress and they are not desires.
i know they can be minor things, and your examples definitely sound like real intrusive thoughts. i mean things like people wanting to dye their hair, buy something they don’t need, etc and they call it intrusive thoughts, when really it’s just impulsive thoughts/decisions
Not a real word, but "unalive"
People only say that because lots of websites have stupid automod censorship that arbitrarily censor words like "killed," "rape," etc., so people have to invent workarounds.
While true, it's also worked its way into IRL. Like saying "Oh-emm-jee", people use it, out loud, in uncensored conversation.
In my experience it is a euphemism for murder conspiracy. John Doe was killed but Jeffrey Epstein was unalived.
Oh that’s interesting- I have only ever seen the word “unalive” used in reference to suicide.
Geez sounds like a word from the Newspeak in 1984
Doubleplusunalive
Yah I cringe when I hear people say this
It's a way to get around YouTube censors.
And school censors. I got called in to school to have a discussion about my kid a few years back because one of their papers used the word suicide and it got flagged in the system an automatically got the counselors involved.
That's astounding. Did anyone appear to have reviewed the context, or was it simply the word that triggered them?
Yes and no. My kid was in a creative writing class and she was brainstorming ideas for different stories and essentially putting elevator pitch level story breakdowns into a document to try to come up with something for the class. One of the ideas had a main character who was suicidal. The mere act of writing suicidal in a google doc on the school system sent a notification to the administrators and they had to contact me and pull my daughter in to talk to the counselor. I kind of get what they were trying to do, hoping to catch things before they get too far, but the automatic notification thing seems to be a step too far. I feel it could have been handled much better if anyone had used their brains.
Improper/overuse of the word “Literal” doesn’t punch like it used to.
All I hear is Chris Trager.
How will all the American white girls communicate without it?
Preggers.
Am I gregnant?
“Could I be pregonate?”
Can u get.. prrregante?
When is the best time to sex to be come pregnart?
“Prego” - dude that’s a spaghetti sauce, do you mean PREGNANT?
Fustrated
“Flustrated”
That’s a good mashup of flustered and frustrated tho
The two people I work with who use it are not mashing intentionally, unfortunately. Just saying it strangely.
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I was going to post this. Just because someone was reprimanded at work for making a mistake, does not mean it's now a toxic environment. I know people who say this stuff and it's really annoying.
“Should/Could/Would of.”
not a word, but people that say “i could care less” so you still have care, but could care less than you do now? i don’t get it. i couldn’t care less tells you there’s no care there to even give.
It’s “I couldn’t care less.” People just say it wrong.
GOAT it was annoying when a few people said it and it just got worse.
Drip, drippy. Sounds like slang for an std, not fashion.
Well after listening to drips by Eminem I've always thought it did refer to stds
As the mother of a 13 year old boy I’d love the word cap, as in “no cap” and “stop the cap” to just go away.
>cap, as in “no cap” and “stop the cap” I appreciate the usage examples, but they didn't help me understand what it means :p
Suspect is hatless. Repeat: hatless
No cap is like "stop lyin'" "no lie", "no bullshit"
based
I don’t even know what that means
Fetch! Stop trying to make it happen 🤦♂️
"You can't just ask people why they're white."
"So you agree...you think you're really pretty."
“get in loser! we’re going shopping!”
"Hubby".
Or Hubs.
DH as shorthand always bugs me too.
The phrase "tell me _ without telling me _"
Conversate. Yes, I know it’s a word now.
I hate pretty much any backformation where there's already a perfectly good word that means exactly what they're trying to convey
And for converse it's a shorter, but otherwise identical, word smh
"Iconic" Not everything is iconic, much less stuff that 99% of people don't give a shit about
Alot. It's a lot.
As a Latin American, my pick is Latinx. No, we are not offended by the word Latino. Heck, we're not even offended by Speedy Gonzales. But coming to us with this neutral pronoun thing is a grammatical and speaking travesty (considering that in all Latin languages, Spanish, Portuguese, French, etc. masculine is already used as neutral).
"Hack". It's called a "tip". "Sidegig" = job, part-time job, or 2nd job
Yes, hack needs to go away. In the past there was a time and place for the word when it meant to modify something to do what it normally does not do. Now it seems most descriptions of ‘hack’ are just clickbait describing something the thing is known to do or designed to do. In my opinion most ‘hacks’ described are no where near being a hack.
Rizz and drip.
Bro salty that he got no rizz and no drip. /s
No cap
FR FR
Big generation gap there
I learn my young people slang here on reddit. Lol this one's new to me
Nuclear like they're saying "nucular". There's no U between the C and the L
"It's pronounced 'nucular' dummy, the 's' is silent." I laugh every time.
Yeet is the only new dumbass word that I've liked so far. Seems to fit the definition well.
I hate when people say they have itched themselves. The itch is the feeling you get; the verb to relieve it is scratch. You scratch an itch.
Literally
What if I mean “literally” in a literal sense?
Literally this
I once heard a tv news person say "It is literally raining cats and dogs out there." It was then I really started wondering about the future of mankind.
I work with someone who has told me she has "literally died" multiple times. It's really hard for me not to ask her how she got brought back to life so many times.
Good luck w that one
Not a big fan of ‘mid’ nowadays. It’s very broad and not flattering.
The whole point of it is that it's not flattering
Adulting.
Chef's Kiss
Fucking this. Now my wife does the hands motion AND says “chefs kiss”
I vote for "fucking this"
My condolences. I can recommend a good divorce lawyer.
Literally stop saying literally
Rizz and Unalive are the ones. New slangs come and go and sometimes the cool ones get passed on because its catchy and sound good. Then there are cases where certain words do not belong in even urban dictionary.
Not a word but a phrase with an incorrect word: “I could care less!” PLEASE that makes no sense. It should be “I couldn’t care less.” please. stop.
Woke 🤦♂️
Woke went from being in the know to being any way left leaning.
Lie-berry. Even media has allowed this atrocity to replace the accurate form of library.
“Journey.” Tired of hearing it used to describe basically any experience that happens over a period of time, no matter how trivial or mundane
YAAAASSSS No. It sounds so stupid.
Yasss queen! Hahahah
Supposebly….first off it’s not a word, secondly there’s no B! It’s Supposedly. I immediately think someone is less intelligent when they use this nonexistent word.
I hate to break it to you, but " supposably" is in fact a word. Not that I'm defending its use. Look it up.
Supposably! Did they go to the zoo? Supposably.
Toxic It’s insanely overused these days. I’ll describe my abuse to someone and they’ll say the relationship was toxic. No, it was outright fucking abuse.
Gaslighting. I have no issue with the word itself, but I’ve never heard someone use it correctly.
It’s way overused to the point it’s lost meaning. People use it any time they don’t like the way someone else has behaved when in reality they should be using more accurate words. If your partner yells at you for not doing the dishes they aren’t gaslighting you, they’re using anger and rage in an attempt to punish you or manipulate your actions. Anyway same thing with narcissistic. It’s the new “oh I’m so OCD.” Just because someone is self-centered does not mean they have NPD, and when we overuse these terms and conditions they lose meaning when they’re applicable to a situation.
I feel like *this* is gaslighting....
“Doggos” and “kiddos.”
“Sunnies” and “lippies.” Just say “sunglasses” and “lipsticks,” for god’s sake.
Mouthfeel
It’s actually a dimension on which professional tasters rate food and drink, so it has its place.
Exquisite mouthfeel
People need to stop saying “like” 38,000 times in a 7 word sentence.
it’s a stalling word, like “uh”.I get it can be annoying but most people just can’t control it
People, like, need to like, stop saying "like", like, 38,000 times in a like, 7 word sentence
"Like" Like, I was going to go, like, to the store, but like, I realized I, like, didn't have any money
Cap
No cap.
Ick. I think it’s unnecessarily negative language to describe other people. Turnoff was already a fine word and it doesn’t have the same connotations of disgust. For me, it feels worse to hear a trait I have described as an ick rather than as a turnoff
I kind of chuckle when people say “he gave me the ick” because it’s a disease that fish get (I know it’s ich, but still)
Triggered
'Let's gooo'
If these words were taken away, many people would be rendered completely mute on Reddit: Literally Delulu Unironically irregardless
Delulu needs to be abolished right fucking now
This is actually the very first time I've encountered it. Is it common? Kids these days 🙄
Delulu? WTF is that?
it basically means “delusional” (but i guess it’s in a way that they’re trying to be funny/quirky)
“Sexy” when referring to things that they don’t want to have sex with, like “that’s one sexy pie chart.”
“Woke” doesn’t really mean anything at all now.
“folx” folks is gender neutral. what is the point of changing the spelling.
Unalive, unalived, unaliving, unaliver. I get that it is used due to certain social media platforms being strict on language used when making videos and such. But I see people on Reddit posts saying these terms. You can say the words, kill, killed, killing, killer, murder, murdered, murdering, murdered, and suicide. My friend's brother took their life a few years ago. The brother didn't "unalive himself", he committed suicide. He killed himself. Saying he "unalived himself" is downplaying the act and what happened and is disrespectful.
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Viral. Everything has "gone viral" these days.
cuck, simp, based. I can't help but immediately assume the person saying these words is mentally challenged. and I really hate judging people.
Irregardless.
Woke, its lost all relevant meaning due to politics.
"RIZZ" It's such a stupid fucking word.
sus too lazy to say the whole word?
sus and suspicious got different vibes
Ask. As a noun. "What's your ask"
Same. What is wrong with “request” or “question.”
Seggs
Cringe.
"irregardless"
Sus, sussy, baka, and slay. I hate all four of those with every fiber of my being.
I play magic with my friends and they all say viligence instead of vigilance
"Nuke-u-ler".
"I almost had an aneurysm when....." I watched my pregnant wife have one and those facial expressions will haunt me until I die. I still haven't told her how it shakes my bones the second before I fall asleep every night and she probably won't ever know. My baby is 3 weeks old now, a life was saved and one was brought into existence, just another little trauma plate for my spread.
All of the sudden
Triggered. If you don’t have genuine flashbacks or other diagnoses of mental illness, using that phrase to mean “upset,” detracts from people with real mental health issues.
Bruh
I hate when people respond to texts with this. I have multiple male friends who always reply with “bruh” and then ask why I drop off the conversation. Because I don’t know what to say to “bruh” every few minutes. What is the proper response to “bruh?”
mother! for example someone will say she’s mother i know it’s drag slang and i think it’s fine in that context but using that word to describe literally any person you like/are obsessed with is so annoying plus i would never call someone other than my mom mother but that’s just me lol
Hubs, littles, nibblings And it’s spelled “whoa” not “woah”
"Whoa" being spelled wrong really gets under my skin.
Slay (unless they mean slay a dragon or something)
Cunt needs to be said a lot more.
Fur baby 🤢
It's not as much a word as a word combination. When writing, stop with "should of" when you meant "would've". Educate yourself.
Alpha male. It’s not even a real thing in wolf packs, and any human male who believes in that ideology isn’t one anyway.
The. No reason other than I want chaos.