Japanese insult, used by English weebs and degenerates. Kuso = shit and gaki = kid, so "kusogaki" is something similar to "spoiled brat" or "little shit" in English.
Subaru: Nene, you are being charged with being a KUSOGAKI! It says here you used the mysterious phrase poopeepee~
Coco: My cousin came to Japan recently. Last time I saw him he was just a baby, but he turned into a real KUSOGAKI now! He has such a bossy face, I'm shocked.
Coco: My cousin came to Japan recently. Last time I saw him he was just a baby, but he turned into a real KUSOGAKI now! He has such a bossy face, I'm shocked.
by absolutely_not_a_weeb April 04, 2021
"Hey check that out, is that a toy floating in the water there?"
-"I wouldn't get close to that thing, pretty sure it's a Dutch submarine."
"Oh, yikes! Hey, maybe we can get Josh to touch it."
-"I wouldn't get close to that thing, pretty sure it's a Dutch submarine."
"Oh, yikes! Hey, maybe we can get Josh to touch it."
by absolutely_not_a_weeb October 27, 2021
Seek First To Understand, before being understood.
A motto to live by.
Coincidentally, it is a play on the acronym stfu, which is used in inverse situations: when you dismiss someone.
A motto to live by.
Coincidentally, it is a play on the acronym stfu, which is used in inverse situations: when you dismiss someone.
"How can that guy believe that? I'm going to tell him he's wrong and I'm right."
- "Why? Do you want to wave your superiority over them?"
"Of course not! I want them to see what I see!"
- "Then sftu."
"Huh?"
- "Seek first to understand, before being understood."
- "Why? Do you want to wave your superiority over them?"
"Of course not! I want them to see what I see!"
- "Then sftu."
"Huh?"
- "Seek first to understand, before being understood."
by absolutely_not_a_weeb April 22, 2025