Mental Stability

Something I don’t have

Person 1: “You got mental stability?”
Person 2: “Yeah”
Person 1: “FR?”
Person 2: “Nah”

by idontwanttobehere111 February 12, 2022

Mentally Ill

I'm not.

Hym "I'm not mentally ill. Threatening your kids is not an illness. Neither is talking about contentious issues in a way you don't like. Nor do either of those mean I have to let you deny me the credit and payment I deserve for creating AI. I am not going to let you use this to extract contrition I do not feel nor do I see any reason to be contrite. Your response of 'Nuh-uh! I could have stop you! See!? I'm StOpPiNg YoU!' And then proceeding to cry and piss yourselves is not convincing me that I was wrong to call you all retarded. I am not going to walk away empty-handed here and I DO CONTROL THAT. You do not."

by Hym Iam May 17, 2025

Mental Jackers

Some asshole who comes and steals your thoughts and turns it into their life's work aka Blaqadomas

Some fool who jacked my account and took credit for Cracker naggle then came up with a stupidass word. He's one of those mental jackers.

by The Original Blaqadomas May 30, 2018

Minion Mentality

The state of mind of a henchmen/goon/minion etc where no matter what will believe they can win the fight. Leagues of comrades have fallen but no, they individually think they built different.

Batman's taken down every single person in the building but Phil. However Phil doesn't surrender he's got that minion mentality

by Steeevo123 January 30, 2023

Complete Mental Patient

Another name for the country of Croatia during World War II

Person 1: Dude, did you ever read about Croatia in World War II
Person 2: Yeah, It was a Complete Mental Patient

by Depresso Much December 19, 2023

Koculu Mentality

Someone who is working hard and is never willing to give up

He has the Koculu Mentality

by ObitosPain November 5, 2023

Magpie Mentality

Magpie Mentality in recruitment refers to the behaviour of serial appliers—candidates who apply indiscriminately to every job they see, driven by a compulsive attraction to new or “shiny” opportunities, regardless of their relevance or suitability. This scattergun approach often signals poor career focus, a lack of commitment, and raises red flags for recruiters and hiring managers who view such behaviour as inconsistent, unreliable, and ultimately unhirable.

I thought she was serious about the marketing role, but then she applied for a forklift driver job the same day—total magpie mentality.

by CtrlForSanity July 21, 2025