Malice seeks not hollow spirits

The phrase “malice seeks not hollow spirits” implies that malicious intentions or Ill will do not target or seek out individuals who are lacking depth, substance, or genuine character. In authenticity, and a strong sense of self. The phrase suggests that individuals who lack depth or genuine qualities may be less likely to attract or become the target of negative intentions. -SpeechIncreased

“Simple men, and women may not worry for malice seeks not hollow spirits”

by Speech Increased May 28, 2023

Attention seeking

HE'S the one attention seeking! Now LOOK AT ME! You have to give ME the attention that HE wants or HE wins! Now buy my book! It's about how HE'S an attention seeker! I'm the one who should have it!

Attention Seeker "He's attention seeking! Now pay attention to me! And buy my book!"

by Hym Iam November 29, 2023

National attention seeking whore day

When people want to try and manipulate a lad into fancying them or giving them attention

National attention seeking whore day- is someone who tries to manipulate lads to liking them and that like everyone’s attention on them

by Ahhhhhahahahahah October 16, 2021

seek

To look for, And a character from doors.

This might be the last time I am seeking for you...

by thursday sssssShark February 27, 2023

High and Seek

The act of scrambling through your house looking for keys, wallet, and other essentials that were misplaced the previous evening while you were next-level lit.

I was way late for work this morning. I played high and seek for thirty minutes until I finally found my cell phone.

by Dylan Donnie-Duke Dali Llama November 1, 2017

sheet seeking missile

An accidental nocturnal bowel movement

Waking up the morning after a debauched night out with one of her old clients from the strip club, the girl was dismayed to find she had inadvertently destroyed her bed with a sheet seeking missile

by MrPlatypus80 March 2, 2017

Seeking Relevancy

The act of creating or sharing superficial, overextended, or tenuously linked content—often on social platforms like LinkedIn—with the primary intention of maintaining visibility, validating one's expertise, or garnering social or professional advantage, rather than contributing meaningful insight or value.

"His post about how 'Monday morning coffee relates to leadership' was a blatant example of seeking relevancy."
"She's always seeking relevancy by tying buzzwords into every post, regardless of the topic's actual relevance to her field."

by CorporateClown December 6, 2024