quarter life crisis

The psychological strain that is encountered on one's 25th birthday. Subject often realizes that he/she has lived a quarter century and still hasn't done anything consequential.

I think Roger is going through a quarter life crisis. He's been talking about going back to college so he can actually get a real job someday.

by pythonspam May 13, 2004

meaning of life

my way of the meaning of life is not that simple. we live for many differnt reason's and they all differ. 1 reason could be to make things better for other people another may be to see the way god's created the world he wants. we live for our ambition but i would like to say so far in my life i have absoultly no ambition and my life aint brilliant i hate to see others enjoying it i mean like young girls who are skinny pretty they have everything looking at my own life i have literally nothing except love. i have the love that nobody else has. which makes me proud to be who i am today

i have the love from my families and friends. i made myself a respected person who is trusted.

by confused in feelings August 29, 2005

pre life crisis

The "mid life crisis" you might get when turning 16, or another young age. Happens when you realize you are no longer Peter Pan, defender of adolescent bliss and are at some point in your life going to have to live all alone.

Girl: Excited about your birthday this sunday?
Guy: Not really.. I'm actually in a bit of a pre-life crisis right now.

by TFS August 11, 2005

Life starts now

The thirt album by Three days grace
Coming out on 22nd September 2009

Cant wait for 3DG new album life starts now

by flibbleflobbleflibbleyea September 11, 2009

Conversational Life Support

When only one person is attempting to keep a conversation alive. Almost the equivalent of a having a conversation with yourself.

A one-sided conversation.

Typically occurs online.

Jake messages girl on myspace/facebook/random dating website:

Jake: Hi, what's your name?
Girl: Jamie
Jake: So where do you work?
Girl: McDonald's
Jake: What do you plan to be when you grow up?
Girl: Dancer
Jake: What kind of dancer?
Girl: Ballet, i g2g

** Note that the girl only gives one word responses and offers no questions in return. This is a perfect example of Conversational Life Support. Of course, in the end the conversation died rather abruptly, despite Jake's attempts to keep it alive.

by Bart Pimpson June 29, 2009

Reel Life Product

Product of Real Life.

a fan of Esham NATAS or its members.

"im a reel life product, deep dark and gothic"

by cl9ud October 26, 2003

heterosexual life partner

Two persons of the same gender who are best friends and commit to spend their lives together, yet never engage in any type of homosexual relations with one another.

Some famous examples of heterosexual life partners: Jay and Silent Bob, Beavis and Butthead, Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel, Cheech and Chong, Beto and Raul, Pace and Baier.

by Pace June 3, 2004