"Current year" terms that piss you off

[(((I am NOT a jew)))]

"Coded"
No, Your husbando is not gay, and he sure as fuck isn't queer "coded". Find another term that doesn't sound like a Kingdom Hearts subtitle to say "implied", faggot.

 

[12(b)(6)]

https://disabilitycenter.colostate.edu/inclusive-language/
Everything on this site.

If someone has AIDS, they are most certainly afflicted with it.
I'm also not sanitizing my speech or reality because you gave birth to a lemon.

 

[Mortin Shart]

The use of the word "cute" to describe absolutely everything. Guilty party is usually teenage girls but I'm seeing women upto their late 20s with this terminal retardation.

For example, I saw a woman describe some bananas, a candle and a dog chew as "cute" in the supermarket.

Also, in Scotland it is very jarring to hear the word "pretty" in a pseudo American accent. "OMG! That's so priddy!!!" Nails on a chalkboard.

If it ain't priddy it must be cute. The two choices.

I dunno, that's pretty cute.

 

[Becomemysoulreaver12]

I've seen some people recently use 'icks' to ask for stuff you don't like in media or other stuff.
Is it so hard to just talk like a normal human beeing and not use some stupid words that sound like something only a 10yo would use?

 

[AnOminous]

I see it as one of those terms like "gaslight" where when used appropriately I have no issue with it, but they're both too often abused.

The problem is the bad, retarded current year use of the word has driven out the useful meaning, so people will not only assume you mean the current year meaning, but on top of that will assume you are a current year retard.

 

[Return of the Freaker]

People adding (TM) onto the end of things for reasons I cannot explain.

Usually done by "alt" girls who can't survive with out social media.

Not sure what a good example is, they will post something like:

"Having a badfeels(TM) day gamers. "

It is insanely retarded and I do not understand at all.

I use the or when referring to establishment/PC/NPC buzzwords like Our Democracy

 

[NSA]

Guys referring to their girlfriend/wife as "my partner."

i.e. "I went to the store with my partner this morning."

It sounds both too formal and too gay at the same time.

 

[Return of the Freaker]

Guys referring to their girlfriend/wife as "my partner."

i.e. "I went to the store with my partner this morning."

It sounds both too formal and too gay at the same time.

Yeah. It only ever made sense in the context of the whole civil union/gay marriage thing. Otherwise it's just weird and makes the relationship sound weak. You go out with your wife. Rekeita takes his partner to cuck week in Jamaica

 

[Arianne Chan]

Every term from the chanosphere that is used outside of the IBs

For example, the term "based"

 

[anustart76]

Guys referring to their girlfriend/wife as "my partner."

i.e. "I went to the store with my partner this morning."

It sounds both too formal and too gay at the same time.

Or worse, their "SO" (short for "significant other"), commonly used on reddit. It sounds like a homosexual trying not to reveal himself.

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

I hate the current use of the concept of triggers. No, mild discomfort isn't being triggered. If you didn't start having 'Nam flashbacks after being called a fatass, you weren't triggered.

 

[Two Dollars]

Nothingburger. It sounds like a phrase that insecure Europeans would come up with to make fun of Americans, but people unironically use it.

 

[(((I am NOT a jew)))]

I'm sorry, I know a lot of people here will disagree.
But I don't understand how anyone can say soy boi or white genocide unironically without wanting to kill themselves.

Oh and "End of an Era" is the cringiest term I've ever heard. Except in rare circumstances, an era doesn't end with the conclusion of a piece of media or death of a celebrity. Your anime ending or youtuber retiring isn't the end of shit.

 

[The Legend 27]

"Kino"
"Cringe"

 

[The Evil Midnight Bomber]

"No cap fr fr"

 

[murph]

I haven't read all 164 pages but surely someone has said "polycule". It sounds like a disease or a pustule that needs medical attention.

 

[Koby_Fish]

"Partner"

On the plus side, it is invaluable as a faggot identification tool

around this neck of the leaf woods, it's more indicative that the (straight) couple is unmarried/common law (so many hippies....)

 

[ToroidalBoat]

Cringe

Society is so poisonous to teenage boys

Society's booby prize for demonizing manhood.

And yet it seems too many worship Clown World "society" like a deity. A religion where "sin" can be called "cringe", or the various soy ways non-conformity is called (like "Nazi"). Also "we as a society" can sound cult-y, like the Current Year "community" overuse.

 

[Idiocy Abroad]

I DON'T WANT TO KNOW YOUR PRONOUNS
I DON'T WANT TO KNOW YOUR PRONOUNS
I DON'T WANT TO KNOW YOUR PRONOUNS
I DON'T WANT TO KNOW YOUR PRONOUNS

I don't even understand why people need others to know their pronouns so badly if they're almost never used when the person is present. How would they ever know? It's like, "I told all my friends how much of an annoying asshole you are behind your back, but at least I gendered you correctly when I did it".

 

[Return of the Freaker]

I don't even understand why people need others to know their pronouns so badly if they're almost never used when the person is present. How would they ever know? It's like, "I told all my friends how much of an annoying asshole you are behind your back, but at least I gendered you correctly when I did it".

The idea is that all the good thinkers will tattle to the troon and/or human rights tribunal