Zane (Fictional being from my upcoming book)

Zane (noun):
A mysterious being who almost never responds, appearing only on rare and important occasions—like a legendary Pokémon with selective hearing. Messages to Lio often vanish into the void, but when Lio does reply, it’s treated as a cosmic event worthy of celebration.

This person is such a zane (Fictional being from my upcoming book) bruh like i only told him about my brake up and he just said yeah

by Yo why lowber November 30, 2025

theory-fiction

Trust as fiction.

Specifically trust as an appearance.

Trust-as-aesthetic.

Trust as an epistemology or structure-of-truth.

Theory-fiction argues that truth is expressed in terms of language and trust is expressed in terms of an aesthetic (structure-of-truth).

by tomorrowtomorrow December 14, 2018

fictional crush

When you are crushing on literally any fictional person, whether from tv shows, books, cartoons, movies, etc. Often resulting in an obsession over fanfics and fanarts. Good thing is that you'll have a high standards in real life (which is also bad...since it's most likely irreversible)

"Flynn Rider was my first ever fictional crush!"

by sunriseunderground January 28, 2024

Peak Fiction

1. A level of fiction that is perfect and unparalleled.

2. The best work of Fiction ever created.

“Hey bro, what are you reading?”

“Peak Fiction.”
Then it must be Chainsaw Man”

by Ropadola December 8, 2022

Sugar Fiction

A genre of fiction that explores imagined worlds where sugar, sweets, and confections shape society, culture, and reality.

These stories delve into themes of indulgence, temptation, and the irresistible pleasure of dessert.

My guilty pleasure is reading sugar fiction.

by DMV DESSERTS March 9, 2025

Fan fiction simp

When u don’t like human you only like fan fiction like Draco malfoy or heathers

I’m a fan fiction simp

by Supersammy2008 February 8, 2021

Law of Inverses in Fiction

The more hectic one's life becomes, the lower and trashier one has to read.

"Did you find a job, your lost dog, or a place to live yet?" "No, but I did get 50 Shades of Grey from the library, so the Law of Inverses in Fiction works."

by Bookwords June 12, 2013