It's like a schematic of 3 wheels about the moment socialization:
-Third Wheel: biggest one, which consist in a group of people whom are you fond of, but not being very intimate.
-Second Wheel: small and inside the Third Wheel. People that is priority of your attention.
-First Wheel: smaller and inside the Second Wheel. Consists in something/yourself (or both) that is automatically a main concern.
-Third Wheel: biggest one, which consist in a group of people whom are you fond of, but not being very intimate.
-Second Wheel: small and inside the Third Wheel. People that is priority of your attention.
-First Wheel: smaller and inside the Second Wheel. Consists in something/yourself (or both) that is automatically a main concern.
Usually, for the majority of these wheels are like this:
-Situation: going out with friends/family and bf(gf).
Third Wheel: your friends/family
Second Wheel: your bf(gf)
First Wheel: yourself/your beliefs/your pride/your ego
-Situation: going out with friends.
Third Wheel: most of your friends
Second Wheel: your best friend
First Wheel: yourself/your beliefs/your pride/your ego
-Situation: going out with friends/family and bf(gf).
Third Wheel: your friends/family
Second Wheel: your bf(gf)
First Wheel: yourself/your beliefs/your pride/your ego
-Situation: going out with friends.
Third Wheel: most of your friends
Second Wheel: your best friend
First Wheel: yourself/your beliefs/your pride/your ego
by Azfargh September 19, 2012
A friend without a partner who gets in the way and prevents couples from having the necessary time to socialize in private. Severe cases of third wheeling can cause major relationship problems for the couple they have attached to. A relationship parasite that feeds off your good intentions and destroys the host. Vampires that wear a smile and offer to 'help' but eventually turn out to have an agenda. Anybody happy to third wheel long term will usually turn out to be a bad friend.
will arrange nights out with one or other partner individually. generally refuses to recognise boundaries like giving a couple space, not constantly invading their home/life. Gets jealous or nasty when told to back off. causes trouble between couples but in a quiet way. Usually tries to make themselves necessary by doing the chores expected of either partner ie picking kids up from school, driving people around. The more they do the harder to remove them it will be. Third wheels are generally frowned upon, with good reason.
by Ernie Whoopass December 25, 2013
Like third wheeling a couple but so much worse because they're not actually in a relationship. You find yourself drifting apart from your best friend as they get a new bff even though they pretend you are still friends and try to keep up the pretence by inviting you with them sometimes. But even when you are with them you feel like they would be happier without you there. You wish your old bff friend would notice how you feel and you would become as good friends as you were before but inside you know that will never happen.
*you, your old bff friend and their new bff are walking together. There talking about plans for next weekend and what they did last weekend; neither of which you were are invited to* I feel like a friend third wheel right now.
by Oggi March 01, 2015
by Mr.Mac34 January 11, 2015
Somebody that is always a third wheel because he or she has nothing else better to do, or has no friends to do anything with.
Me:I was hanging out with my girlfriend all day, and Andrew just tagged along everything we did.
Friend:Man what a third wheel tyler!!!
Friend:Man what a third wheel tyler!!!
by Griff 22 December 06, 2010
A test to see if a guy and a girl are more than just friends. You hang out with them, and if you feel like a third wheel, there is something more going on.
-"Are John and Ashley dating?"
-"They claim to be 'just friends,' but I ran the third wheel test and it came out positive"
-"They claim to be 'just friends,' but I ran the third wheel test and it came out positive"
by #3'd May 26, 2010
When a couple becomes bored with their relationship and begins to constantly "hang out" with a "friend" together and thinks this friend is the coolest thing ever. Both people in the relationship crush on the friend, usually unknowingly at first. A third wheel crush requires at least one bi or gay person on the couple's side.
As Kit Porter from the L Word says, it's dangerous business.
If you identify yourself as the third wheel crush in a friendship, get out of it fast. It usually leads to one of them cheating with you, a threesome that goes nowhere, or lots and lots of screaming and blaming you for destroying what they had.
As Kit Porter from the L Word says, it's dangerous business.
If you identify yourself as the third wheel crush in a friendship, get out of it fast. It usually leads to one of them cheating with you, a threesome that goes nowhere, or lots and lots of screaming and blaming you for destroying what they had.
Friend #1: "John and Mary text me every day asking if I want to go over to their house and hang out. And then each of them will invite me to go eat out without the other being there, like they're taking me on a date. If they weren't together I'd think they both had a thing for me."
Friend #2: "You're in the middle of a third wheel crush, man. Nothing good can come from this."
Friend #2: "You're in the middle of a third wheel crush, man. Nothing good can come from this."
by Aune February 23, 2009