7 definitions by IntrospectiveLiz
Someone who is clingy and jealous to their most pathological extremes, leading to criminal acts such as stalking, kidnapping, maiming, or murder (of you and/or their perceived rivals for your love).
"Yandere" is a combination of two Japanese terms: "yanderu” (to be sick), and "dere-dere” (to be lovey-dovey). The yandere is a popular character trope in anime.
by IntrospectiveLiz March 10, 2021
1. Age play in which the Little is dominant. This can be achieved through:
-Being so cute that the caregiver spoils the Little or forgives anything bad that the Little does.
-Humiliating the caregiver in childish ways.
-Being so noncompliant that they end up winning the power struggle after all.
2. A Little who is dominant.
-Being so cute that the caregiver spoils the Little or forgives anything bad that the Little does.
-Humiliating the caregiver in childish ways.
-Being so noncompliant that they end up winning the power struggle after all.
2. A Little who is dominant.
It seems that many people are into littledom despite not having a label for it.
She’s no ordinary brat, she’s a Littledom!
She’s no ordinary brat, she’s a Littledom!
by IntrospectiveLiz November 22, 2017
Someone who is typically very happy, affectionate, and open about their feelings, even in the early stages of love and even if they do not yet know if the love is reciprocated.
“Dere-dere” is a Japanese term that means “to be lovey-dovey”. The deredere is a popular character trope in anime.
by IntrospectiveLiz March 10, 2021
Very similar to the tsundere except subtler. A kuudere acts relatively aloof and emotionless (instead of overtly hostile) but likes you more than what they show. They’re more likely to merely be uncomfortable about being too vulnerable or seeming weak than resenting you, though it’s not uncommon for them to also feel that they’re too good for you. They also may or may not become sweeter and more vulnerable as the relationship continues, depending on the health of the relationship. The true extent of their love may or may not be obvious to anyone else, but in fiction it tends to be, whereas in real life it tends not to be.
“Kuudere” is a combination of two Japanese terms: “kūru” (calm), and “dere-dere“ (to be lovey-dovey). The kuudere is a popular character trope in anime.
by IntrospectiveLiz March 10, 2021
Someone who hates their infatuation (or just attachment) toward you and tries to hide any such feelings, leading to resentment and lashing out against you. Many tsunderes feel that their love interests are unworthy of them and/or may feel uncomfortable about being vulnerable in general. A tsundere may or may not become sweeter and more vulnerable toward the love interest as their relationship continues, depending on the health of the relationship. Their secret love may or may not be obvious to anyone else, but in fiction it tends to be, whereas in real life it tends not to be.
"Tsundere" is a combination of two Japanese terms: "tsun-tsun“ (to turn away in disgust), and "dere-dere" (to be lovey-dovey). The tsundere is a popular character trope in anime.
by IntrospectiveLiz March 10, 2021
Someone who has a shy and typically meek personality but who can become bolder and more open toward their love interest if made to feel comfortable enough.
"Dandere" is a combination of two Japanese terms: “danmari” (keeping silent), and “dere-dere” (to be lovey-dovey). The dandere is a popular character trope in anime.
by IntrospectiveLiz March 10, 2021
A relationship between lovers, to distinguish it from the broader term "relationship", which is not limited to romantic usages and could be ambiguous in some contexts. It is a parallel to the word “friendship”, as well as numerous fanfiction pairing names ending in -ship.
by IntrospectiveLiz November 22, 2017