disconcerting

Unsure of your feelings . Often known as a confusing , bipolar human being that makes others feel unwanted at times and so wanted at other times .

Susan: he hasn't even texted me back since last night

Karen: wtf why hasn't he?
Susan: I don't know he's just so disconcerting

by rainbowkittylove March 29, 2017

Cisconception

When cisgendered people make assumptions or presume that stereotypes regarding non-cisgendered people are accurate.

A: “All trans people have surgery.”
B: “That is a common cisconception.”

by Starshinekaos February 7, 2021

self-misconception

A false belief of the self. If exposed, can lead to existential embarrassment.

Susan believed she had mastered writing due to the grades she earned in high school, but was wrought with existential embarrassment when her self-misconception was brought to light after receiving a C on her first college paper.

by PaleBlueYacht March 8, 2011

misconceptionalize

To be wrong, or just really high.

Jon: your misconceotionalizing the whole situation.
Jess: misconceptionalize isn't a word.
Jon: It is if your high!

by JessXAnarchy April 2, 2009

Misconception

When a girl has a baby and finds out the father is someone she originally thought it was not. A woman thinks her baby was conceived by someone else.

My friend thought he was the father of her baby, but when the baby was born we found out she had a misconception, because the baby was actually his best fiends.

by Fred Meyer Bear December 1, 2009

facebook misconception

The idea that anything posted or commented about on facebook is truth.

Once the enter button is pushed, its the truth.

Stacy: (status update) Isnt feeling it... I hate Mondays.
AR: Congratulations on the new baby girl.
Stacy: What in the workd are you talkning about?
BN: Did I miss something?
Stacy: Bro... its a facebook misconception, you know I dont get down like that.

by SMFB July 18, 2011

Cultural disconnection

When people assume their way of doing things goes-without-saying, like that Christmas is necessarily in December (or in January) or that everyone celebrates Christmas, and which assumption, in-turn, leads to social isolation.

-- So glad you could finally come to our party this year.

-- Yeah, it took some getting-used-to...first Christmas, and then...Christmas-in-January.

-- What did you think we were celebrating on January 6?

-- I read that that's when Jesus traditionally got circumcised.

-- So that's what you thought today was about? I think you may be experiencing cultural disconnection.

-- Just as long as that's the only disconnection I end-up experiencing.

by sukadog April 9, 2011