Rewarding someone for something inherent

Oh? Is that what causes it? Because Simon Baron-Cohen said it was abuse and neglect. And his field of expertise is personality disorders and YOUR is... What? Alcoholism? Substance abuse? You're a REAL expert in that aren't you?

Hym "Rewarding someone for something inherent like selecting for fat cock? Nonono not that. Just the 'Lucifarian intellect.' Which literally translates to 'You're more intelligent than me but you won't adopt the axioms of my belief system, therefore, you are bad.' This is just more of you using your degree to MAKE SHIT UP so the you can push the message you want to push. Which is lying. You're lying."

by Hym Iam December 23, 2023

missing someone

Feeling the absence of the presence of a person. Craving to have someone back when you know you cant. Trying to seek for the answer to why you are feeling this way. Even though they were not good for you. Even if you try to convince yourself that they were knowing the weren’t.

Im missing someone, even though they make me want to cry.

by listentoyourheart January 5, 2024

To "London" someone

To "London" someone
To stab someone multiple times.

Robbing can be involved aswell

To "London" someone
"I just Londoned some guy last night, i even got some blood on my shirt"

by Plutohr January 5, 2024

Thugin someone out

Treating someone wrong like a significant other

Lony: I lowkey feel like I’ve been a bad girl friend to Rick

Sev: yeah you really been Thugin him out

Patricia: I would never be Thugin Someone out personally

Nasha: stfu Patricia

by Decidedlikeyb February 7, 2024

she likes someone else

Give up there's no point she doesnt like you just fucking give up

"I like her but she doesn't me she likes someone else"

by CODAC22ONTWITCH October 10, 2023

Someone at Australia is my cousin but that in law whom I just met is over.

Someone at Australia is my cousin but that in law whom I just met is over.

Someone at Australia is my cousin but that in law whom I just met is over.

by syafinaz? October 22, 2023

Someone else's bonzai tree

Especially relevant in big companies. When you develop an intricate, sought after skill set, but never rise to the level that was possible from your early potential, that may have been/still could be achievable elsewhere.

Zach has a PhD from an ivy league college, and has built enviable experience, but has never risen above director level in the blue chip company he works for. He's become little more than someone else's bonzai tree, and should probably leave, in order to become a red wood.

by RandyRhoads84 October 23, 2023