by Diggity Monkeez March 9, 2005
imagine for a minute you're new here.
being told that love is a capitalist invention would not sound so far fetched.
all the consumerism it triggers, from first dates and "winning their hearts" (presents, going out, telephone bills, beauty products, wardrobe) to establishing a formal partnership (honeymoon tourism, real estate, children, more presents, more proof that we accept our fate), would not shock us at all.
being told that love is a capitalist invention would not sound so far fetched.
all the consumerism it triggers, from first dates and "winning their hearts" (presents, going out, telephone bills, beauty products, wardrobe) to establishing a formal partnership (honeymoon tourism, real estate, children, more presents, more proof that we accept our fate), would not shock us at all.
In that sense, founding a bond that feels special because it survives immaterialistically, makes it all the more worthwhile.
by Krkič January 4, 2020
this word is used by a gay computer, sometimes a boy will say this on skype when he is trying to prove he is gay and he is horny
person 1-hello barry how are you today
person 2 - yeah im good thanks
person 1- what were you talking about on minecraft
person 2- wilfred get in the car the sex sounds worthwhile
person 2 - yeah im good thanks
person 1- what were you talking about on minecraft
person 2- wilfred get in the car the sex sounds worthwhile
by mygrandmaandyourgrandma October 23, 2011