Imposter syndrome is when somebody who is a 12 yr old kid and below plays too much among us, and thinks they are the imposter. They begin to believe they are turning red and everything looks like among us maps. When they go to school they sus everyone out due to the fact they don’t want to get caught and their imposter syndrome along with their retarded syndrome make them act up.
Elijah: Hey Tommy do you wanna get some food before class? I’ll bring Mike.
Tommy: *In mind* trying to lure me in to your puny trap? I see
Elijah: damn, this mf probably has the Imposter syndrome.
Tommy: *In mind* trying to lure me in to your puny trap? I see
Elijah: damn, this mf probably has the Imposter syndrome.
by arandom_mf July 21, 2022
Get the Imposter syndromemug. When you recieve any sort of text messsage and reply almost instantaneously doing this at any time of the day, be it day or night.
I was talking to my friend, and she said that someone she is talking to replies so quickly everytime, that it overwhelms them, so I think he has a case of the Dudley Syndrome.
by kante the minivan December 27, 2020
Get the Dudley Syndromemug. A male teacher who tends to stick out his tongue and lick his lips around unconsciously when thinking about maths.
by dyckrider November 2, 2023
Get the Tyle Syndrommug. A term originating from popular anime/manga/light novel "Overlord", where character called Demiurge is famous for misinterpreting things MC says.
Person "A" says or does something stupid.
While person "B" thinks there is no way person "A" can say or do anything stupid.
Therefore person "B" gives the thng person "A" said or did a clever meaning.
In such case we say that person "B" was struck by Demiurge syndrome.
If it is a common occurance, we say person "B" has Demiurge syndrome.
While person "B" thinks there is no way person "A" can say or do anything stupid.
Therefore person "B" gives the thng person "A" said or did a clever meaning.
In such case we say that person "B" was struck by Demiurge syndrome.
If it is a common occurance, we say person "B" has Demiurge syndrome.
by JustPixels April 14, 2023
Get the Demiurge syndromemug. A pattern of repeated manipulative, coercive, and abusive behaviours that progressively undermine a partner’s autonomy, self-confidence, and safety.
Rapid attachment & love-bombing: Intense attention, flattery and promises early on that create dependence.
Control : Persistent attempts to dictate who the partner sees, where they go, how they spend money or time.
Gaslighting
Jealousy and surveillance: Accusations of disloyalty, checking messages, showing up uninvited, or demanding constant updates.
Verbal and emotional abuse: Name-calling, humiliation in private or public, threats, or withholding affection as punishment.
Coercive control: Using threats, financial pressure, or manipulation to force compliance.
Cycle of escalation and reconciliation: Alternating abusive incidents with apologies, gifts, or promises to change that make it hard to leave.
Blame and accountability avoidance: Always shifting responsibility to the partner or external circumstances.
Boundary violations around consent: Pressuring for sexual activity, disregarding “no,” or dismissing consent concerns.
Common red flags (quick checklist):
Fast-moving relationship with pressure to commit.
Frequent “tests” of loyalty (jealousy, demands for passwords).
Dismissal of your feelings, calling you “overly emotional.”
Efforts to cut off or control friends/family.
Repeated lying
Financial manipulation
Threats (explicit or implied) about what will happen if you leave.
DO NOT DATE A STEVENSON
Rapid attachment & love-bombing: Intense attention, flattery and promises early on that create dependence.
Control : Persistent attempts to dictate who the partner sees, where they go, how they spend money or time.
Gaslighting
Jealousy and surveillance: Accusations of disloyalty, checking messages, showing up uninvited, or demanding constant updates.
Verbal and emotional abuse: Name-calling, humiliation in private or public, threats, or withholding affection as punishment.
Coercive control: Using threats, financial pressure, or manipulation to force compliance.
Cycle of escalation and reconciliation: Alternating abusive incidents with apologies, gifts, or promises to change that make it hard to leave.
Blame and accountability avoidance: Always shifting responsibility to the partner or external circumstances.
Boundary violations around consent: Pressuring for sexual activity, disregarding “no,” or dismissing consent concerns.
Common red flags (quick checklist):
Fast-moving relationship with pressure to commit.
Frequent “tests” of loyalty (jealousy, demands for passwords).
Dismissal of your feelings, calling you “overly emotional.”
Efforts to cut off or control friends/family.
Repeated lying
Financial manipulation
Threats (explicit or implied) about what will happen if you leave.
DO NOT DATE A STEVENSON
by Factsforgirlies September 15, 2025
Get the Stevenson Syndromemug. "omg did you see what's happening to fraser?"
"no, what happened?"
"he got has the ayesha syndrome and now became a tranny"
"no, what happened?"
"he got has the ayesha syndrome and now became a tranny"
by succubusnacha January 25, 2022
Get the the ayesha syndromemug. An emotionally unstable individual who will immediately challenge anything you say and never accept criticism. A yanci is also someone who will leave a two- to three-page comment on your social media post without thinking it through and bring up unrelated Bible verses during the chat.
Random person: "Hi, did you know that not all the dinosaurs perished 60 millions years ago.
Yanci Syndrome individual: Funny you say that, because in the Bible God talks about let it be light, he was probably talking about that event blah blah blah..
Yanci Syndrome individual: Funny you say that, because in the Bible God talks about let it be light, he was probably talking about that event blah blah blah..
by JCPeckles February 28, 2024
Get the Yanci Syndromemug.