Definitions by Poraan
Ghostdraft
A message you wrote from the heart but never sent. It lives in your drafts folder—unsent, unresolved, and quietly haunting.
Not quite deleted, not quite delivered. Just… ghosted by you.
Not quite deleted, not quite delivered. Just… ghosted by you.
Ghostdraft by Poraan June 8, 2025
Seenic Silence
The quiet, heavy pause after someone has read your message—but chooses not to reply.
It’s not just being left on "seen"—it’s the emotional weight that follows.
A silence that feels deliberate. Scenic. Ironic. Seenic.
It’s not just being left on "seen"—it’s the emotional weight that follows.
A silence that feels deliberate. Scenic. Ironic. Seenic.
Seenic Silence by Poraan June 8, 2025
Softshut
To gently close off a connection, conversation, or relationship without confrontation, explanation, or drama.
There’s no goodbye, just a quiet fading—a polite emotional retreat.
Often used when someone slowly stops replying or making an effort, without officially ending things.
There’s no goodbye, just a quiet fading—a polite emotional retreat.
Often used when someone slowly stops replying or making an effort, without officially ending things.
Ghostback
To reappear in someone's messages or life after ghosting them—acting like nothing ever happened. Usually done without apology, explanation, or shame.
A ghostbacker disappears like a ghost… and returns like a notification.
A ghostbacker disappears like a ghost… and returns like a notification.
Replynesia
The unintentional act of forgetting to reply to a message—not because you don’t care, but because you overthought your response so much that you postponed it… and then forgot entirely.
It’s not ghosting. It’s guilt mixed with good intentions that got lost in the tabs of your brain.
It’s not ghosting. It’s guilt mixed with good intentions that got lost in the tabs of your brain.
I opened your message, mentally replied three times… then remembered five days later. Total replynesia.
Replynesia by Poraan June 8, 2025
Feelter
The quiet, internal filter that softens your true emotions before you express them, usually out of fear of being too intense, too real, or too honest.
People with feelter often water down their words to avoid seeming dramatic or emotionally overwhelming. It’s the inner voice that says, “Don’t say that. It’s too much.”
People with feelter often water down their words to avoid seeming dramatic or emotionally overwhelming. It’s the inner voice that says, “Don’t say that. It’s too much.”