5 definitions by demiromantic_asexual_girl_liz
A transracial person is someone who claims to identify as a different race than they actually are, generally in an attempt to be racist and insult transgender people.
Claiming to be transracial is racism.
Claiming to be transracial is racism.
Person 1: Guys I'm transracial and identify as a POC, I can use slurs now!!!
Person 2: You're white... Transraciality is a perversion of reality used in order to be racist without consequence and place harmful stereotypes on different races.
Person 1: But you're transgender!! If you can change your gender, I can change my race!
Person 2: Gender is a social construct and gender dysphoria is officially recognized as a real condition by the DSM. Claiming to be transracial in order to use slurs just shows that you don't understand the adversity faced by people of color and are simply trying to follow your fantasy in order to feel like you're oppressed when you're not.
Person 2: You're white... Transraciality is a perversion of reality used in order to be racist without consequence and place harmful stereotypes on different races.
Person 1: But you're transgender!! If you can change your gender, I can change my race!
Person 2: Gender is a social construct and gender dysphoria is officially recognized as a real condition by the DSM. Claiming to be transracial in order to use slurs just shows that you don't understand the adversity faced by people of color and are simply trying to follow your fantasy in order to feel like you're oppressed when you're not.
by demiromantic_asexual_girl_liz January 22, 2023
Similar to an incel , a simp is a person who puts their crush above their friends and will defend them in any situation.
Guy 1: omg julia is so hot, look at her over there
Guy 2: we're eating lunch bro, talk about something else
Guy 1: nah man, I'm going to go sit with julia
Guy 3: she doesn't even like you, stop being such a simp
Girl 1: did you see what thomas did? that was so rude
Girl 2: oh my gosh, that was just a joke! stop taking everything so seriously
Girl 1: umm what? he totally just tripped that old lady
Girl 2: he was obviously just joking. why do you have to get so offended by everything
Girl 3: omg, stop being such a simp
Guy 2: we're eating lunch bro, talk about something else
Guy 1: nah man, I'm going to go sit with julia
Guy 3: she doesn't even like you, stop being such a simp
Girl 1: did you see what thomas did? that was so rude
Girl 2: oh my gosh, that was just a joke! stop taking everything so seriously
Girl 1: umm what? he totally just tripped that old lady
Girl 2: he was obviously just joking. why do you have to get so offended by everything
Girl 3: omg, stop being such a simp
by demiromantic_asexual_girl_liz January 22, 2023
PDD, also known as dysthymia, is a prolonged and less intense form of depression that can last for years or even one's entire life.
Unlike MDD, or Major Depressive Disorder, which is characterized by extreme manic depressive episodes that last for short periods of time, Persistent Depressive Disorder is characterized by long-term and generally milder depressive symptoms that persist for at least two years.
People suffering with this form of depression are less likely to seek help, as many believe their symptoms to be an inevitable result of their life experiences and who they are rather than something curable that they could possibly be rid of. For this reason, PDD is largely undiagnosed and many suffering this never receive help or the treatment they need.
A person suffering from Persistent Depressive Disorder will probably agree with the following statements:
"I can't remember the last time I was truly happy."
"I haven't had a 'good day' in a really long time."
"I find it difficult to think about things that make me happy because it just makes me remember that nothing is permanent and everything good in my life will eventually disappear."
It is important that people with Persistent Depressive Disorder receive a diagnosis and the treatment and support that they need because people suffering from this treatable disorder have a high suicide rate and need to know that they are loved and that they don't have to suffer forever.
Unlike MDD, or Major Depressive Disorder, which is characterized by extreme manic depressive episodes that last for short periods of time, Persistent Depressive Disorder is characterized by long-term and generally milder depressive symptoms that persist for at least two years.
People suffering with this form of depression are less likely to seek help, as many believe their symptoms to be an inevitable result of their life experiences and who they are rather than something curable that they could possibly be rid of. For this reason, PDD is largely undiagnosed and many suffering this never receive help or the treatment they need.
A person suffering from Persistent Depressive Disorder will probably agree with the following statements:
"I can't remember the last time I was truly happy."
"I haven't had a 'good day' in a really long time."
"I find it difficult to think about things that make me happy because it just makes me remember that nothing is permanent and everything good in my life will eventually disappear."
It is important that people with Persistent Depressive Disorder receive a diagnosis and the treatment and support that they need because people suffering from this treatable disorder have a high suicide rate and need to know that they are loved and that they don't have to suffer forever.
He seemed distant and avoidant for a while. I wasn't aware he was suffering from Persistent Depressive Disorder.
Antidepressants have been found to be successful in treating patients with Persistent Depressive Disorder.
Persistent Depressive Disorder is a long-term form of depression that is generally milder than other types but can weigh greatly on someone over time.
Antidepressants have been found to be successful in treating patients with Persistent Depressive Disorder.
Persistent Depressive Disorder is a long-term form of depression that is generally milder than other types but can weigh greatly on someone over time.
by demiromantic_asexual_girl_liz January 22, 2023
An individual on the strongest side of the asexuality spectrum who is often repulsed or disgusted by the idea of sex, even when discussing about other people.
This does not mean that ansexuals harbor any kind of hate or disgust for people who identify differently, but they do not like to have conversations about sex or sexual relationships and especially despise the idea of being involved with someone sexually as well.
Sometimes, this may discourage someone from trying to be in any kind of romantic relationship with someone who has not openly identified themself as ansexual or asexual to avoid awkward or uncomfortable situations or conversations.
Ansexuals can be of any romantic or gender orientation, but do not have any sexual orientation.
This does not mean that ansexuals harbor any kind of hate or disgust for people who identify differently, but they do not like to have conversations about sex or sexual relationships and especially despise the idea of being involved with someone sexually as well.
Sometimes, this may discourage someone from trying to be in any kind of romantic relationship with someone who has not openly identified themself as ansexual or asexual to avoid awkward or uncomfortable situations or conversations.
Ansexuals can be of any romantic or gender orientation, but do not have any sexual orientation.
Me: I'm ansexual!
Friend: What does that mean?
Me: It means that I am physically repulsed by the idea of sex.
Friend: What does that mean?
Me: It means that I am physically repulsed by the idea of sex.
by demiromantic_asexual_girl_liz September 17, 2021
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is a stressful mental disorder characterized by rituals and irrational fears.
A person with OCD may be unable to leave their house without checking to make sure every door is locked 12 times or be unable to turn on a light switch without flicking it multiple times until it feels right.
There are many different types of OCD; however, liking your things to be orderly and not being messy does not mean you have OCD.
A person with OCD may be unable to leave their house without checking to make sure every door is locked 12 times or be unable to turn on a light switch without flicking it multiple times until it feels right.
There are many different types of OCD; however, liking your things to be orderly and not being messy does not mean you have OCD.
Person 1: "Oh my God I'm soooo OCD. I always keep my room clean."
Person 2: "I actually have OCD and I can't leave my house or even open the door without having to bleach my entire house to avoid death by harmful bacteria."
Person 1 "I'm so OCD, I order my pencils on my desk to make them look pretty."
Person 3: "I've actually been diagnosed with OCD and it took me ten minutes to walk into this classroom because I had to step on all of the lines perfectly and walk around the desks in a specific order just to be able to sit down without having a panic attack."
Person 1: "Ew, that M&M is a different color than the other M&M's. I'm so OCD, I'm going to take it out."
Person 4: "I actually have OCD and I have to organize every item in my house perfectly all of the time because of the irrational fear that my family and friends will die or leave me."
Person 2: "I actually have OCD and I can't leave my house or even open the door without having to bleach my entire house to avoid death by harmful bacteria."
Person 1 "I'm so OCD, I order my pencils on my desk to make them look pretty."
Person 3: "I've actually been diagnosed with OCD and it took me ten minutes to walk into this classroom because I had to step on all of the lines perfectly and walk around the desks in a specific order just to be able to sit down without having a panic attack."
Person 1: "Ew, that M&M is a different color than the other M&M's. I'm so OCD, I'm going to take it out."
Person 4: "I actually have OCD and I have to organize every item in my house perfectly all of the time because of the irrational fear that my family and friends will die or leave me."
by demiromantic_asexual_girl_liz January 22, 2023