statvation

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i’m literally gonna die of statvation if this double cheeseburger don’t come quick 🤬

by iugk May 15, 2023

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Starvation Rationalization

The micro-level, moralistic cousin to famine rationalization. It personalizes hunger, suggesting an individual's starvation results from a lack of hustle, poor planning, or divine will, rather than from dispossession, engineered scarcity, or the violence of markets. It turns a social condition into a personal failing.

Example: "They're hungry because they don't budget properly or value education." This starvation rationalization ignores the reality of food deserts, unlivable wages, and the time poverty of working three jobs. It rationalizes a society's failure to feed its people by blaming the empty stomachs themselves.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026

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Starvation Wages

Compensation set so low that it systematically fails to meet the basic requirements for human survival, despite full-time employment. Starvation wages are not accidents of the market but deliberate features of late-stage capitalism—calculated precisely to keep workers alive enough to work but desperate enough to accept any condition. They represent the point where the wage form itself becomes a mechanism of slow violence: you work, you earn, you still cannot afford food, housing, healthcare, or rest. The term deliberately evokes its literal meaning: wages that produce starvation, whether immediate (literal hunger) or structural (the starvation of possibility, of dignity, of future). Starvation wages are the economic foundation upon which hyperslavery is built.

Example: "He worked forty hours, took home checks that didn't cover rent, ate once a day, and was told to budget better. He wasn't underpaid; he was paid Starvation Wages—compensation calculated to keep him alive but never free."

by Dumu The Void March 12, 2026

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Starvation Jobs

Employment positions designed or structured such that they cannot provide a viable livelihood, regardless of hours worked or effort expended. Starvation jobs are the logical complement to starvation wages—positions that exist not to support workers but to extract maximum value while returning minimum sustenance. They include gig economy "opportunities" that pay below minimum wage after expenses, retail positions with intentionally limited hours to avoid benefits, contract work with no guaranteed income, and any job where full-time employment still means poverty. Starvation jobs are the primary occupation of the hyperslave class—work that takes everything and returns nothing but the chance to keep working.

Example: "He had three Starvation Jobs—delivering food, driving for a rideshare, and overnight stock—and still couldn't afford an apartment. Not unemployment, but its opposite: employment so total and so insufficient that it became its own kind of poverty."

by Dumu The Void March 12, 2026

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Stalkation

A disturbing, obsessive level of stalking that surpasses anything believable. Stalkation is worse than irritation—it’s an all-consuming invasion of your peace, space, and spirit. It goes beyond ordinary harassment—it’s a suffocating, invasive pattern of behavior that creates emotional exhaustion, psychological discomfort, and a deep sense of violation.
It’s not just annoying and irritating; it’s mental and spiritual disturbance that disrupts peace, safety, daily life, and new beginnings.

I created this term to describe a level of stalking that’s disturbingly real but often dismissed. If you know, you know.

“This isn’t just stalking… it’s stalkation. It’s worse than irritation—it’s spiritual harassment.”
“His stalkation had reached new heights—fake pages, pop-ups at random places, even weird glitches on my phone. It’s like a horror movie with no credits.”
“The stalkation got so intense, it started messing with my energy and spirit.”

by RitaSparkles June 30, 2025

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