by Evan Kutny May 6, 2008
Get the social dynamic mug.Oh, it's just kind of a thing I do on this site where I go make fun of some social group to see who's arrogant enough to get angry. ^_^
by minari-naga March 17, 2005
Get the Social Bashing mug.Continuing to practice social distancing after the pandemic ends towards jerks, people who smell bad and in general, anybody you don’t want in your life
After I had coffee with him few times, I decided to practice selective social distancing from him because he wanted me to meet his parents
by rtalati April 14, 2020
Get the Selective Social Distancing mug.a publicly funded election.
an election that is paid for by taxpayers without advertising paid for by corporations.
an election where politicians can't use bribes to pay for campaign advertising.
an election where multimillionaires can't buy their way into office.
an election that is paid for by taxpayers without advertising paid for by corporations.
an election where politicians can't use bribes to pay for campaign advertising.
an election where multimillionaires can't buy their way into office.
If we had a socialized election, maybe a lot of the money we spend on stuff like cell phones, internet, cable and cars wouldn't be used to pay off politicians.
Socialized elections are a lot like socialized armed services. They're way better than vigilantes.
If you had a socialized election, Citizens United wouldn't be allowed to buy your vote with a phony ad.
Socialized medicine and socialized elections are great because they both would save the American People trillions of dollars.
Isn't a socialized election like a "government takeover" of elections? Yes, you fucking dope.
Do you mean if we had socialized elections, there wouldn't be all the bullshit ads on TV by politicians? YES
Socialized elections are a lot like socialized armed services. They're way better than vigilantes.
If you had a socialized election, Citizens United wouldn't be allowed to buy your vote with a phony ad.
Socialized medicine and socialized elections are great because they both would save the American People trillions of dollars.
Isn't a socialized election like a "government takeover" of elections? Yes, you fucking dope.
Do you mean if we had socialized elections, there wouldn't be all the bullshit ads on TV by politicians? YES
by euphemismo November 28, 2010
Get the socialized election mug.A person who is in prision for breaking one of the laws that enforce one of the taboos of society and not one of the more serious crimes like murder.
Some of those people are in prision for breaking taboos such a having sex with a minor or there sister. smoking or selling pot, moon shining, not wearing clothes or breaking someones knees in a fight ect.
Some of those people are in prision for breaking taboos such a having sex with a minor or there sister. smoking or selling pot, moon shining, not wearing clothes or breaking someones knees in a fight ect.
by Deep Blue 2012 August 11, 2009
Get the social prisoner mug.Someone who can be easygoing and talkative when in situations that comfort them, still jumping between different friend groups as long as they are comfortable. However, this person may also show awkwardness in uncomfortable situations, like talking to someone new or giving a presentation.
Rod: "Did you know that Terry is a socially awkward butterfly?"
Mark: "Really? What does that mean?"
Rod: "It means he's confused."
Mark: "Really? What does that mean?"
Rod: "It means he's confused."
by PeterPieffer June 3, 2020
Get the Socially Awkward Butterfly mug.Social Anxiety Disorder (or Social Phobia) is an anxiety disorder that describes an intense and often irrational fear of being humiliated or judged in social situations. Not to be confused with shyness, as sufferers are extremely self concious and often paranoid of others perceptions of them, their anxieties often leading them to avoid certain situations or show symptoms such as shaking, sweating, panic attacks, pounding heart, stuttering, hot/cold flashes, blushing and avoiding eye contact. Over-analysing during and after social situations, replaying events in search of negative actions or responses by others are also key behaviours.
Social Anxiety is often referred to as 'the disorder of lost opportunities', meaning people often miss out on job promotions, relationships etc because of their avoidance and general fear of rejection. A person with SA may find it difficult to make and maintain friendships and fear situations where they're not in control, often turning to alcohol or drugs as a coping method or to relieve symptoms. Although 8% of the population suffer with this condition, it is suggested that the percentage may be higher, as typically sufferers avoid seeking help and getting diagnosed, often manifesting into secondary disorders such as Avoidant Personality or Depression.
Social Anxiety is often referred to as 'the disorder of lost opportunities', meaning people often miss out on job promotions, relationships etc because of their avoidance and general fear of rejection. A person with SA may find it difficult to make and maintain friendships and fear situations where they're not in control, often turning to alcohol or drugs as a coping method or to relieve symptoms. Although 8% of the population suffer with this condition, it is suggested that the percentage may be higher, as typically sufferers avoid seeking help and getting diagnosed, often manifesting into secondary disorders such as Avoidant Personality or Depression.
Example of a person with typically moderate Social Anxiety Disorder:
The phone rings, Amy doesn't recognise the number and lets it go to answer machine. Her stomach drops and chest tightens as she hears an unknown woman's voice, it's from the job agency inviting her for an interview in a few days time. She has to call them back asap. For hours she puts off the call, as she sits by the phone trying to calm down and clear her head. Every time she picks up the receiver her mouth dries up and her heart races, hanging up in a panic before they answer. Eventually she calls them, rehearsing what to say as she waits for them to pick up, praying for it to go to voicemail. To her relief it does. After she leaves her message, she hangs up and a wave of relief and adrenaline floods over her. But then she remembers how she stuttered a little and had to restart her sentence, and how her voice sounded higher than usual due to her nerves. She expects the person who'll listen to her message to judge her negatively, and spends the rest of the day thinking about it.
The phone rings, Amy doesn't recognise the number and lets it go to answer machine. Her stomach drops and chest tightens as she hears an unknown woman's voice, it's from the job agency inviting her for an interview in a few days time. She has to call them back asap. For hours she puts off the call, as she sits by the phone trying to calm down and clear her head. Every time she picks up the receiver her mouth dries up and her heart races, hanging up in a panic before they answer. Eventually she calls them, rehearsing what to say as she waits for them to pick up, praying for it to go to voicemail. To her relief it does. After she leaves her message, she hangs up and a wave of relief and adrenaline floods over her. But then she remembers how she stuttered a little and had to restart her sentence, and how her voice sounded higher than usual due to her nerves. She expects the person who'll listen to her message to judge her negatively, and spends the rest of the day thinking about it.
by cheddarcat September 30, 2012
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