Definitions by Raquel de la Roche
Jurisdicking
When the judicial branch colludes with the executive branch to expand power and tighten control over the population, often in fascist or authoritarian regimes.
The court's unquestioned support of the executive's overreach screamed jurisdicking, undermining democracy.
Jurisdicking by Raquel de la Roche July 8, 2025
Tarifuckery
The chaotic, vindictive, or absurd use of tariffs by insecure dictators or leaders to flex power, settle personal grudges, or project strength, often with zero grasp of how global trade actually works, leaving economies and consumers in a mess.
“His tarifuckery on steel imports was all about looking tough on X, but it tanked local factories who couldn’t afford materials.”
Tarifuckery by Raquel de la Roche July 7, 2025
Lustopathor
An observer who pathologically over-sexualizes an attractive person, projecting their obsessive, unhealthy sexual fixation onto someone’s objective allure, often distorting it with inappropriate desire.
"He’s a lustopathor, twisting her natural charm into something creepy with his unhealthy obsession."
Lustopathor by Raquel de la Roche July 6, 2025
MAGrets
A blend of "MAGA" and "regrets," describing the disillusionment of MAGA voters who realize their interests are not represented by the Trump Administration's policies or actions.
After the new tax policies hit his small business hard and loved ones lost Medicaid and SNAP benefits, he was full of MAGrets for supporting the administration.
MAGrets by Raquel de la Roche July 5, 2025
Face Hemorrhoid
A slang term for exaggerated lip-plumping cosmetic surgery where the lips resemble reddened, inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue. Beyond describing the physical appearance, it critiques an excessive focus on image, suggesting desperation, attention-seeking, and a lack of depth in character.
Her obsession with perfect selfies led to a face hemorrhoid look, chasing trends at the cost of authenticity.
Face Hemorrhoid by Raquel de la Roche July 5, 2025
Whores-Race
n. (pejorative, sometimes misogynistic) (wordplay on "horse-race")
A derogatory term describing a perceived competition among two or more women in public spaces, characterized by the pursuit of negative attention or infamy. Such behavior may manifest through the adoption of controversial, cruel, or unpopular stances on social or political issues, or through actions reflecting dishonesty, manipulation, or unkindness. The term is often used to criticize individuals deemed to exhibit poor character, though its application can carry misogynistic undertones.
A derogatory term describing a perceived competition among two or more women in public spaces, characterized by the pursuit of negative attention or infamy. Such behavior may manifest through the adoption of controversial, cruel, or unpopular stances on social or political issues, or through actions reflecting dishonesty, manipulation, or unkindness. The term is often used to criticize individuals deemed to exhibit poor character, though its application can carry misogynistic undertones.
Example: "The heated exchange devolved into a whores-race, as each speaker vied to outdo the other with increasingly divisive rhetoric."
Whores-Race by Raquel de la Roche July 5, 2025
Militaphilia
A term for a sexual fetish centered on war, deploying troops, and projecting military might.
Sexual instinct might translate into a fetish like militaphilia, via:
Power and Dominance: Arousal from the control and authority symbolized by military might, such as commanding troops or projecting strength, mirroring sexual conquest or submission.
Adrenaline and Danger: Excitement from the high-stakes, chaotic nature of war, where the thrill of conflict or destruction amplifies sexual arousal through primal, adrenaline-driven responses.
Uniforms and Symbolism: Attraction to military aesthetics (uniforms, insignias, hierarchies) as symbols of discipline or taboo, appealing to fantasies of control or obedience.
Heroism and Idealization: Eroticization of idealized military figures (e.g., heroic soldiers) or displays of might, tied to desires for strength, protection, or virility.
Taboo and Transgression: Sexual thrill from the forbidden or morally complex nature of war, where its violence or power becomes a source of transgressive arousal.
Group Dynamics: Fascination with the collective action of deploying troops, resonating with fantasies of camaraderie, loyalty, or shared purpose in a sexual context.
Sexual instinct might translate into a fetish like militaphilia, via:
Power and Dominance: Arousal from the control and authority symbolized by military might, such as commanding troops or projecting strength, mirroring sexual conquest or submission.
Adrenaline and Danger: Excitement from the high-stakes, chaotic nature of war, where the thrill of conflict or destruction amplifies sexual arousal through primal, adrenaline-driven responses.
Uniforms and Symbolism: Attraction to military aesthetics (uniforms, insignias, hierarchies) as symbols of discipline or taboo, appealing to fantasies of control or obedience.
Heroism and Idealization: Eroticization of idealized military figures (e.g., heroic soldiers) or displays of might, tied to desires for strength, protection, or virility.
Taboo and Transgression: Sexual thrill from the forbidden or morally complex nature of war, where its violence or power becomes a source of transgressive arousal.
Group Dynamics: Fascination with the collective action of deploying troops, resonating with fantasies of camaraderie, loyalty, or shared purpose in a sexual context.
Insecure totalitarian leaders, sometimes sexually impotent or sometimes unsatisfied with traditional forms of sexual expression, will practice Militaphilia, deriving satisfaction and pleasure of an erotic nature by engaging in superfluous military actions or troop deployment.
Militaphilia by Raquel de la Roche July 3, 2025