Boy #34 in your bedroom's definitions

Suilf

Step uncle I'd like to fuck

"Did you see that guys step uncle?"
"Yeah hes a total suilf"

by Boy #34 in your bedroom January 23, 2020

Gay

(1) adjective

A person who enjoys having sex with boys
(2) adjective

Describing a person/thing that is stupid

(1) "I have a crush on Adam" "I thought he was gay"
(2) "I hate fortnight it's so gay"

by Boy #34 in your bedroom August 28, 2019

karen

May I speak to your manager?

Hello it's Karen again, that dumb bitch, I need to talk to your manager

by Boy #34 in your bedroom August 28, 2019

Qualitative Gaslighting

This is when a person tells you what qualities you have, personality traits, etc. It can also be applied when someone's talking to someone else. It's even more harmful if the thing that's being said is simply untrue, and the person doing it has no idea what the person likes or enjoys.

Person: "I wanted to go skiing with your brother, but I don't know if he enjoys it"

Qualitative Gaslighter: "He loves skiing, I'll go and tell him to go with you"

The brother feels as though he now needs to portray this personality trait. Qualitative Gaslighting

by Boy #34 in your bedroom November 25, 2021

C43H66N12O12S2

The chemical formula for love. (oxytocin)

nerdy Boy: "I am having extreme feelings of C43H66N12O12S2 for you"
The female victim: "I have to go to math class now"

by Boy #34 in your bedroom November 2, 2019

Walmart

The place where everyone goes to get their food, but complains about how small businesses are being shut down Even though everyone goes there. No one shops at small businesses anyway because their prices are ridiculous and they only have food.

some dumb boomer: "Walmart's shutting down all of the local businesses!"
Smart person: "wasn't that you I saw at Walmart yesterday?"

by Boy #34 in your bedroom November 5, 2019

Yonder

A term used to describe an unspecified small distance, typically about half a mile or less. It can also be a set distance depending on how you use the term colloquially, for example if you constantly use the term to describe a distance of about a block, one yonder=one block. If you frequently use the term as a set distance, you can use the plural version of "yonders", to describe a more specific distance.

"We gon' go runnin just about over yonder to dat tree right there brother"
"We went about 10 yonders over to the local gas station and bought some beef jerky for only fifteen-ninety-nine"

by Boy #34 in your bedroom November 26, 2022