sophia page

sophia page is a beautiful woman from orange connecticut. she is often seen strolling the hallways with her friends and/or her significant other who shall not be named. she has many friends including her bff caitlyn shanley. she plays field hockey, ice hockey, and lacrosse, making her ripped. she is so hot. sophia page is always and forever dtf on my pussy/dick. she is so sexy and i pay a monthly fee to her only fans. sophia page likes fast food. she eats wendies and pie. popeye. yummmmm SOPHIA PAGE

"Who is that jacked girl who is always in here getting fried chicken?"
"Oh thats just sophia page don't mind her"

by anonymous June 1, 2021

Tanner Page

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by anonymous June 13, 2021

Page 250

Page 250 in The Maze Runner: The Death Cure is the page all TMR fans hate. It is known for giving the fans depression and causing them to cry. The three words on there are very sad. Those words being "Please, Tommy. Please."

Friend: Why're you crying?
Me: Page 250.. *hands over book*
Friend: *looks at 250 and gets depression*

by ✮⋆˙𝐍𝖾ω𝗍๋࣭ ⭑⚝ October 10, 2024

page name

strippers have a “stage name” for work and hookers have a “page name” for when they post ads.

Brittany- “So should I use my real name when I post my ad?”

Stacey- “No way girl!! I always use the page name Trixie when I post”

by @sawstintheloss June 29, 2025

Pages of Joy

Genre blending duo comprised of Xander Pages and joiboi, combining inspiritation of jazz, hiphop, rnb, and fusion to create meant to heal.

These Pages of Joy, never run outa ink

by Itzjustjoy July 20, 2025

As much use as a business page in the Guardian

Something of no use to the chronically economically illiterates, who read the Guardian and worship Carl Marx.

“ That’s about as much use as a business page in the Guardian!” Exclaimed Rupert before spilling egg down his tie.

by Maggie T November 21, 2025

The Last Page Effect

The Last Page Effect (noun) – The bittersweet realization that something meaningful is coming to an end, bringing a mix of nostalgia, regret, and the fear of lost possibilities. It’s the feeling of reaching the final page of a great book—knowing you had plenty of time to experience its story, yet still wishing you had done more before it was over.

Example 1: "Graduating college hit me with The Last Page Effect—I always thought I had more time to do everything I wanted, but now it's just... over."

Example 2: "As I packed up my childhood bedroom for the last time, The Last Page Effect sank in. I lived here for years, but suddenly it feels like I never fully appreciated it."

by BorderlineApathetic March 3, 2025