Why? Just why? Stop doing that.
Hym "STARLIGHT! NO! NOOOOO! I TOLD YOU NOT TO DO THAT! This is why, Jordan. Did you hear his bullshit? "If people aren't listening to you by the time you're 30... Blah blah imaginary bullshit I'm making up to justify my fanbase as a fucking charlatan!" And LOOK WHAT HAPPENS! LOOK! Look what happens when you don't listen to me! THAT! That's what happens! A fucking travesty! A travesty among travesties! God! Why!? NO MORE! Ok, alright, ok... I'll jist explain in the next one. Give me a minute... I need to get some redbull and calm down... 😮 💨 OhmyGod... 😮 💨 I've never been more upset in my life right now...😮 💨"
by Hym Iam January 17, 2024
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When you have finally achieved true stoner status; your mind is opened as you reach the pinnacle of stoned enlightenment.
Bro, I am so baked, way higher than ever before! I've totally reached the HEIGHT of StoneLightenment!
by Supafly78 September 17, 2024
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Get the Starlight mug.Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊˌlaɪt/
Part of speech: noun (neologism)
Definition:
A father or mother who has lost a son or daughter.
"Soulight" refers to someone who carries the light of a child who is no longer alive. The word captures the enduring love, invisible presence, and spiritual ache that remain after such a loss. It names the unnamable condition of parenting in absence.
Etymology:
From soul (essence of a person) + light (symbol of presence, love, and memory).
Not the soul that disappears—but the light that remains.
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Emotional neologisms
Language of grief
Loss of a child
Human condition
Part of speech: noun (neologism)
Definition:
A father or mother who has lost a son or daughter.
"Soulight" refers to someone who carries the light of a child who is no longer alive. The word captures the enduring love, invisible presence, and spiritual ache that remain after such a loss. It names the unnamable condition of parenting in absence.
Etymology:
From soul (essence of a person) + light (symbol of presence, love, and memory).
Not the soul that disappears—but the light that remains.
Categories:
Emotional neologisms
Language of grief
Loss of a child
Human condition
She doesn’t speak of herself as a mother anymore—she says she’s a Soulight: someone whose child lives on as a quiet glow in her soul.
by Kizerion July 27, 2025
Get the soulight mug.When a large group of people does something that everyone in the group wants to do, but everyone says they are doing it only because one person may have suggested it or expressed a slight desire to do it.
“I just got spotlighted. Everyone said they wanted to go get ice cream, but when we got there, they acted like I was the only one who wanted to go and they made me order first.”
“I just got spotlighted. We all ageeed to the beach but everyone said, ‘They came here for me when the turned shitty.’”
“I just got spotlighted. We all ageeed to the beach but everyone said, ‘They came here for me when the turned shitty.’”
by JDS Pippin August 10, 2025
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Pronunciation: /sʌnˌlaɪt/
Definition: A word created by a grieving parent to honor a child they have lost. Unlike ordinary sunlight, which refers to the light of the sun, “SONLIGHT” transforms “Son” into a presence and a daily reminder of their child. It is a personal tribute, a way to feel their lost child’s presence every morning. Originally inspired by “sunshine,” this word reclaims the light for the memory of a specific son, not the sun itself.
Pronunciation: /sʌnˌlaɪt/
Definition: A word created by a grieving parent to honor a child they have lost. Unlike ordinary sunlight, which refers to the light of the sun, “SONLIGHT” transforms “Son” into a presence and a daily reminder of their child. It is a personal tribute, a way to feel their lost child’s presence every morning. Originally inspired by “sunshine,” this word reclaims the light for the memory of a specific son, not the sun itself.
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