conflicted Nigel

why oh why did my parents give me a spastic name

conflicted Nigel wishes he had a girlfriend

by mrs tosser August 3, 2025

Interpersonal Conflict

Interpersonal conflict refers to any type of conflict involving two or more people. It's different from an intrapersonal conflict, which refers to an internal conflict with yourself. Mild or severe, interpersonal conflict is a natural outcome of human interaction.

Something I have learned is that most interpersonal conflicts are about insignificant things.

by lachlalala July 31, 2023

Conflict

a man kills you

"ow, i've been a victim of conflict"

by the conflict man March 10, 2025

Conflict Fetishist

Noun. A person who deliberately goes out of their way to challenge well posted rules by causing a public scene, in an attempt to gain internet clout, or spread misinformation.

That's how all these conflict fetishists are. They want to

up to the bullshit. Ignorant trash and cowards, all of them.

by Totally Not Joe Canada December 8, 2021

Conflicted Swallow

When you gag slightly while drinking a liquid

Howard make me conflicted swallow when he told that racist joke, i ethier had to keep drinking or give up the ghost

by Dugger nugger March 2, 2022

conflicteering

Various tactics often used in a protection racket, by legal pros, corporate risk management, and the intelligence community, which are intended to draw enemy targets in to conflict generally, including (especially) conflicting interests.

I'll hire a prostitute to seduce a married target or his spouse, conflicteering him into a fight with his neighbors boss or land lord.

by sage wind October 28, 2021

approach-avoidance defensive conflict

Being a backronym of AADC (the title of an Indonesian movie), "approach-avoidance defensive conflict" refers to the psychological struggle where a single goal has both positive and negative aspects, causing a person to be both drawn to and repelled by it. This internal tension leads to stress and indecision as the individual weighs the pros and cons, and the conflict often results in periods of back-and-forth thinking. Examples include wanting a promotion but dreading the longer hours, or wanting a vacation but being discouraged by the high cost.

She faced an approach-avoidance defensive conflict when she considered accepting the job offer; the salary was great, but the thought of a longer commute made her hesitate.

by Emotional Cruiser October 25, 2025