You're No Different (i.e. you're the same as everyone else; nothing special; no one unique). "YND" is used to relate the person to a non-differentiating mass with no individuality, thereby saying they have no self-identity or uniqueness.
In other words, by calling them "YND" you're saying that they fit into the majority of the population, who are the deviant, below-decent, whorish, uncaring, ignorant, and selfish people.
In even more blatant/urban terms, "YND" translates into saying that person is just another dumb mother-fucker with which the world is full of already, thanks for adding another one to it, you pissant.
In other words, by calling them "YND" you're saying that they fit into the majority of the population, who are the deviant, below-decent, whorish, uncaring, ignorant, and selfish people.
In even more blatant/urban terms, "YND" translates into saying that person is just another dumb mother-fucker with which the world is full of already, thanks for adding another one to it, you pissant.
1) While texting: "Girl, YND" which translates to "Girl you're no different (from all other girls)"
2) Talking to your date: "Wow guy, I thought you were a decent person but YND" which translates to "I thought you were a man, but your just an ordinary douchebag/cheater/etc"
3) Talking with a friend/ex-friend: "I saw you and believed that you were a good person, but after this I can see YND" which translates to "You were my friend for a reason, but you weren't really. You put on a facade and you're just another backstabber/whore/slut/racist/bastard/etc"
2) Talking to your date: "Wow guy, I thought you were a decent person but YND" which translates to "I thought you were a man, but your just an ordinary douchebag/cheater/etc"
3) Talking with a friend/ex-friend: "I saw you and believed that you were a good person, but after this I can see YND" which translates to "You were my friend for a reason, but you weren't really. You put on a facade and you're just another backstabber/whore/slut/racist/bastard/etc"
by Blackhawk267 November 13, 2011