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A moment which occurs after someone does something or something happens that leaves everyone speechless or which is too cringey, disgusting or disturbing.
Generally used in large conversations.
Rando103- My wife's bf gifted me a brand new watch.
Nikolai- What
Yusuf- .......
Matias- E
Kalash- Bruh
Matias- E moment ngl
E moment by communistboy November 13, 2020
An E moment is a moment consisting of, or pertaining to, E.
Steve: Damn bro I just died
Some random zombie: E moment
E Moment by Rajesh McFunee January 11, 2021
Just a moment that calls for the use of the letter E. Also it is a funny meme.
Ian-Dude, that girl is so hot!
Chad- Now that is an E moment.
E moment by GizmoGeek1224 February 16, 2021
an e moment is when something really dumb or funny happens.
jack knauf: WHY IS MY CHARACTER FLYING ALL OVER THE MAP?? wayne kerr: lol e moment.
e moment by herbs and derbs April 14, 2021
Atticus: ONE OF MY STARBURST JUST TURNED FROM CHERRY TO WATERMELON
Charlie: e moment
e moment by 54yeehawyogurt October 17, 2021
A term referring to mental processes and contents that originate from or are influenced by external sources—society, culture, media, technology, other people. The exomental includes everything from internalized norms to shared memories to the cognitive effects of algorithms. It challenges the notion of a purely private, autonomous mind, arguing that much of what we think and feel is borrowed, imposed, or co-constructed with our environment. Exomental phenomena are not necessarily alienating; they are simply the social nature of human cognition.
Example: "His political opinions were entirely exomental—he'd absorbed them from his favorite podcasts and YouTube channels, with no original thought or critical examination."

Endomental

A term referring to mental processes and contents that are experienced as internal, private, and self-generated—the felt sense of having one's own thoughts, emotions, and memories. The endomental is the subjective interiority that Western psychology has often taken as the whole of mind. However, critical approaches note that even endomental experiences are shaped by exomental influences; the boundary between internal and external is porous. The term is used to describe the phenomenological experience of selfhood while acknowledging its social construction.

Example: "In meditation, she learned to observe her endomental chatter—the stream of thoughts that felt like 'her' but were actually rehearsals of conversations, replayed judgments, and echoes of past lectures."