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What I call homo-sapiens who know the spartan prayer: "Achille, the frequency auditor, born by hands and killed by feet because he was so endowed in the trench that he was laid to rest so a female can portray the rest" and are addicted to abscesses.
Person 1: Do you know the spartan prayer and are addicted to abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Gusano Y Gusano (And One Zeroed In Symbol Called And Name "&")...
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Gusano Y Gusano (And One Zeroed In Symbol Called And Name "&")...
by Abreathofaversaillian January 24, 2025
by bossycoffee July 21, 2022
Something that fanfiction writers use to say Your Name in a short manner. It usually means shipping the reader or the reader's Original Character- Or 'OC' with a canon character or another OC of the author.
Authors who usually make this kind of fanfiction are shitty entitled people but that's only if it's not Y/N x Canon
However, don't judge people for what they write.
Authors who usually make this kind of fanfiction are shitty entitled people but that's only if it's not Y/N x Canon
However, don't judge people for what they write.
Jennifer: "Have you seen that new fan-fic?"
Tam: "No, what is it about?"
Billy: "Fuck you and that new fan fiction, it's about Y/N fucking Sebastian Solace from pressure and he's trans."
Tam: "No, what is it about?"
Billy: "Fuck you and that new fan fiction, it's about Y/N fucking Sebastian Solace from pressure and he's trans."
by The real Benjamin Earthmover December 08, 2024
y/n could mean:
The abbreviation to "Your name", usually used in fanfics in such. Sometimes the reader, sometimes a self-insert OC.
Or, in slang terms,
The abbreviation of, "Young Nigga", usually referring to a person.
The abbreviation to "Your name", usually used in fanfics in such. Sometimes the reader, sometimes a self-insert OC.
Or, in slang terms,
The abbreviation of, "Young Nigga", usually referring to a person.
(Term 1), Hello Y/N! How are you doing today?
(Y/N is usually replaced with a name, whether it's yours or an OC's.)
(Term 2), Yo, wassup my y/n? How ya' doin?
(Y/N is usually replaced with a name, whether it's yours or an OC's.)
(Term 2), Yo, wassup my y/n? How ya' doin?
by chomik56 December 16, 2024