Retired toxic 

A guy who "used to" be toxic, but now knows how to trick you better into thinking he's not toxic. Its the guy that shallow girls in their mid 30s make mistakes with now that they're slightly too smart to make mistakes with fuckbois in their 20s.

"Krista: I only date retired toxic men now, because i've learned my lesson"

"Rachel: You dumb Bee, he's still a jerk, you just don't know it!"

Retired toxic by fresheneesz December 21, 2023

The Toxic Lady Fumigation: The First Juvenile Release 

What I call homo-sapiens who are addicted to perianal abscesses.

Person 1: Are you addicted to perianal abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: The Toxic Lady Fumigation: The First Juvenile Release

The Toxic Lady Fumigation: The First Juvenile Release by LeSouffleDeVersailles January 27, 2025

I am toxic 

BEing toxic is an art of trolling where you be yourself but 100 times meaner this is really fun and it also gives the victim a laugh too. Most toxic people are on live stream which can be really funny for the streamer and the rest of the audience

Streamer: stop being sweet I need a toxic person here

You: I am toxic
Streamer: no your not

You: go kys listen to me next time you bitch

I am toxic by Missesllama November 11, 2018

Taylor x Toxic

Taylor x Tqxic the amazing qts they are both op

Wow Taylor X Toxic is the best couple

Taylor x Toxic by Toxeeek November 24, 2020

blonks_are_toxic_af 

Makes amazing posts about BTS and speaks up and spits truth

Blonks_are_toxic_af is a amazing one

blonks_are_toxic_af by Nafiza December 21, 2021

Ayando is toxic

Ayando is a ship between two yandere simulator characters called Ayano and Budo.Toxic means poisonous or very harmful or unpleasant in a pervasive or insidious way.'Ayando is toxic' tells us that the ship between these two characters is bad.

'I think Ayando is toxic!'
'The ship Ayando is toxic.'

Ayando is toxic by anonymous September 19, 2022

Normalization of Toxic Behavior

The process by which harmful actions—harassment, clique exclusion, gangbaiting, banlighting—become routine, expected, and even praised within online communities. When toxicity is normalized, new members learn that this is “just how things work”; targets are blamed for not adapting; and perpetrators see themselves as simply following community norms. Normalization happens gradually: each act is dismissed as minor or justified until the cumulative culture becomes one of cruelty. It is the mechanism that turns individual incidents into systemic abuse.

Example: “New members quickly learned that if you questioned a mod, you’d be called every name in the book. Normalization of toxic behavior: making abuse the price of participation.”

Normalization of Toxic Behavior by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 28, 2026