*°= 3 = y; use x = 3, and y = 1

you found this on reddit, and searched it out of curiosity about the "child abuse" text that pops up.

John: "Hey Bob, search this up, it's funny! *°= 3 = y; use x = 3, and y = 1"
Bob: "wow so funny"

by deepestfried January 25, 2022

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 7, 2025

y/n

y/n stands for “your/name.” Many people use it in stories. for example, your name is Laura. “Y/n is so smart” that will basically mean “Laura is so smart.”

“y/n is so pretty”

by flqw3rzzz February 22, 2022

Y/N

Normally in Wattpad story's, but Y/N is supposed to be Your name and it is used in cringe storys. It can also be used to make fun of people that are acting the the Y/N character in these story's

Omg jessica thinks shes Y/N or something

by Chug104 March 13, 2023

Dylan y

a sexy man who gets woman

Dylan y: a really sexy male who gets lots of girl friends
1:is that Dylan
2: yes he is so sexy
1:ikr

by franc furigana January 26, 2021

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 6, 2025

y/a

y/a is "Your age". I have been trying to search it but no one defined it 😅. Usually, a writer of fanfiction sometimes includes the reader in the story, making it second-person POV. Here's some examples:

Person 1: Hey y/n, you're y/a years old right?
Y/N (Y/N stand for "Your Name", also is usually used by a writer of fanfiction): Yes!

by Rocker Star August 5, 2021