The adjective form of Frubble.
Current mainstream usage describes a feeling of happiness at others' good fortune.
Can be considered as the opposite of jealousy or schadenfreude
Origin: Frubbly and the noun frubble are sometimes used in the polyamory community in the United Kingdom and the United States, to describe the feeling of compersion.
These terms are more suited to cheerful, light-hearted conversation, and they are more grammatically versatile than compersion or compersive
Current mainstream usage describes a feeling of happiness at others' good fortune.
Can be considered as the opposite of jealousy or schadenfreude
Origin: Frubbly and the noun frubble are sometimes used in the polyamory community in the United Kingdom and the United States, to describe the feeling of compersion.
These terms are more suited to cheerful, light-hearted conversation, and they are more grammatically versatile than compersion or compersive
You found a unicorn on frubbly.com! I feel so frubbly for you! Your relationship fills me with frubbles. I am feeling so frubbly.
by FourHands July 12, 2011