Discord

this is a app where you meet little gremlins looking for kittens to spoil with money they come in many sizes and packages some with nitro some with money at the end of the day its free

Adam; Hello Kitten, how are you on this fine Discord day
Girl 1, Morning uwu wheres my money uwu
Adam; What money im here for the feet pics

girl 2; uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu uwu ahhhhhhh Discord

by SexyAdam123 July 9, 2021

Discord

D1: A disagreement between two or more people.

Or

D2: A popular messaging and call app.

D1: The discord between the two political parties was blatant.

D2: Can you hop on Discord for a sec?

by Frivolous23 July 11, 2021

Trauma from Discord App

The anxiety and burnout induced by the app's constant, pulsing demand for attention. The trauma stems from the blurred lines between friends, communities, and obligations, all screaming for notification in the same UI. It’s the dread of seeing the "Online" status of someone you’re avoiding, the panic of missing crucial context in a fast-moving VC, and the exhaustion of managing 50 different servers each with their own unspoken rules and dramas. The app itself becomes a source of stress, its ping sound triggering a fight-or-flight response, turning your primary social hub into a digital panopticon.

Example: "The Discord notification sound makes her physically jump. She has full trauma from the Discord app itself—the endless @everyone pings, the stress of managing admin roles, and the haunting memory of a 3 AM voice chat debate about anime that ended three friendships." Trauma from Discord App

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Trauma from Discord Servers

The distinct social carnage caused by the rise and catastrophic fall of a specific online community. This isn't about the app, but the volatile micro-societies within it. The trauma involves witnessing (or causing) epic, personal drama in text channels, the whiplash of inside jokes turning into weapons, the gut-punch of a mass exodus or a server nuke, and the ghost-town feeling of returning to a once-vibrant community now filled only with deleted messages and banned-user tags. You lose not just friends, but an entire shared world and history.

Example: "He gets quiet whenever someone mentions 'The Great Art Channel Purge of 2022.' That's his trauma from Discord servers. One mod's bad day led to 30 bans, the server splintering into five hostile factions, and the loss of the only place he ever felt creatively understood."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026