Deprogrammed

People don't need to be programmed, they need to be deprogrammed usually. Get with the deprogram, not the program.
Can anybody get this man deprogrammed so he will be all right?
by Solid Mantis March 25, 2018
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Cowardess

A female version of a male coward.
The girl said that she would stand up to him/her and more, and the guy/girl ended up getting assassinated by a mysterious cowardess.
by Solid Mantis December 24, 2019
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Boundless optimism

Another way of saying bliss, or blind optimism that sounds even more positive, even though it all means the same thing.
Boundless optimism sounds good, but really it's no different than a state of bliss where everything is okay, and everything will be okay.
by Solid Mantis April 12, 2020
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Posed

Gave people the illusion that you were something you weren't, deceived people.
The girl's aunt and deceased grandmother (whom she had never actually met) were everything she wanted to be but wasnt in everyday life, still she posed as being just like them when everyone was looking, though there were no true similarities when nobody was looking.
by Solid Mantis August 10, 2020
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Posed

Gave people the illusion that you were something you weren't, deceived people.
The girl's aunt and deceased grandmother (whom she had never actually met) were everything she wanted to be but wasnt in everyday life, still she posed as being just like them when everyone was looking, though there were no true similarities when nobody was looking. She did all this to gain acceptance and trust from her own family, since she didnt find either acceptance or trust anywhere else.
by Solid Mantis August 10, 2020
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David Caruso sunglasses

The way David Caruso always takes off his sunglasses.
Dustin Hoffman must have taught David Caruso the David Caruso sunglasses.
by Solid Mantis February 25, 2021
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Fiction

Fiction is usually loosely based on reality and real people, it just adds exaggeration and misinformation to the point that it would never be legit in real life to anyone that didn't create it as anything but fiction.
A work of fiction or a fictional character is usually loosely based on a real person in real life, with some obvious deviations from reality (comic books being an example, people dont fly around without motors, rotors, or wings). A fictional character in a movie is usually a human, so the character is based on the behavior of someone somewhere, even if it's made more interesting or entertaining for the book/movie/medium of delivery.
by Solid Mantis October 07, 2020
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