I’m scared

Phrase used when one wants to be verbal with an expression yet different from known expressions like “ El Oh El (LOL), I’m weak, I’m dead”.

Statement:

“The girls threw a party celebrating Chelseas’ first period”.
Response:

“ I’m scared”.

by Murr-anda Riiy’ts January 29, 2022

I am scared of sleeping

Moaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Hi I am scared of sleeping

by Blueprint7 March 8, 2022

Im not scared your scared

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Im not scared your scared.

by Ghorty Guy May 20, 2022

Ain’t scared meter

An imaginary inverse meter that measures how scared you are on a level from 0-100. 0 being ain’t scared at all and 100 being as scared as you can possibly be.

Caleb: what was your ain’t scared meter at when you passed the cop doing 20mph over the speed limit?

Derek: My ain’t scared meter never gets over 1. My ain’t scared meter was at 0.

by WiebeWonder June 28, 2022

I’m scared, someone hold me tight

When you're avoiding a question and wana ghost a bitch

When can you hang out? “ I’m scared, someone hold me tight”

by Pamela Mares November 18, 2022

that bih scare me bruh

when something unknown catches you off gaurd

Bro that bih scare me bruh

by Flagwars February 20, 2026

Anti-Pseudoscience Scaremongering

The specific practice of using fear about the dangers of pseudoscience to justify intellectual conformity, suppress dissent, and protect orthodoxies from challenge. Anti-pseudoscience scaremongering takes legitimate concerns about misinformation and inflates them into existential threats—treating every alternative health practice as a public health crisis, every unconventional claim as the death of reason, every question about consensus as the return of barbarism. It's the public intellectual who warns that questioning vaccines will bring back plagues; the science communicator who suggests that entertaining any criticism of established science undermines all of civilization; the skeptic who treats every believer in pseudoscience as a threat to humanity. The scaremongering is effective precisely because pseudoscience can cause harm—but by inflating every instance into catastrophe, it makes proportionate response impossible and critique of orthodoxy unthinkable.

Example: "He compared people who read alternative health websites to those who enabled Nazi atrocities—Anti-Pseudoscience Scaremongering at its most extreme, using the specter of ultimate evil to delegitimize any deviation from medical orthodoxy."

by Dumu The Void March 14, 2026