Bo L. Iterate's definitions
A state of psychological acceptance derived from choosing an option that meets minimum criteria for adequacy, rather than pursuing an ideal outcome. Often accompanied by a sense of calm, mundane relief, or practical closure.
Narrative: "It wasn't exactly what she was looking for, but it met her needs. That was enough for satisfication."
Speaking:
"I don't care what you think, his satisfication is paramount."
"...do you mean satisfaction?"
"What? The hell are you talking about?"
"Satisfication isn't a real word. I think you mean-"
"No, I mean 'satisfication.' If he feels satisfied, we've done too much."
"...ok then..."
Speaking:
"I don't care what you think, his satisfication is paramount."
"...do you mean satisfaction?"
"What? The hell are you talking about?"
"Satisfication isn't a real word. I think you mean-"
"No, I mean 'satisfication.' If he feels satisfied, we've done too much."
"...ok then..."
by Bo L. Iterate May 22, 2025
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