Meduli

A consensual fetish practice in which two partners engage in reciprocal toilet play, with one partner urinating on the other while simultaneously receiving feces from them.

He joked that meduli was definitely not a first-date kink and required a very specific kind of trust and chemistry.

by Nikfreak December 27, 2025

Media Larp

Media Larping is the act of being a fan of a piece of media without actually consuming any piece of the aforementioned media. This practice is usually performed by anime fans, Re:Zero is one example where Media Larpers fawn over. Media Larpers usually rely on TikTok and Instagram comment sections to get info about the piece of media, or better yet, 2+ Hour video essays that explain the whole story for them.

All these Media Larpers are really good at disguising themselves as genuine fans

by Kizzmonkey January 10, 2026

Medority

A subgroup that is too big to be a minority but too small to be a majority, generally falling between 50%-25% of any given group.

A medority of employees have gone on strike for fairer wages.

by Warriorcat7080 January 17, 2026

Medimagic

A shorthand for magic and magical skills relating to medicine and the practice of medicine.
Notably blanket healing magic that simply undoes wounds without proper medical care is not medimagical.

You will find there are two VERY Different kinds of healer, Those barely more than doctors using only Medimagic and to those capable of truly miraculous healing.

by SaintLucifer Morningstare January 17, 2026

meditation sticks

/ˌmed.əˈteɪ.ʃən stɪks/

def.: another term for cigarettes

Scott: yo, you got any meditation sticks on you?
Dylan: yeah, here take a couple

by TheTallestPsychonaut January 22, 2026

Medical Bigotry

Systemic prejudice within healthcare systems that leads to discriminatory diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes based on a patient's race, gender, disability, socioeconomic status, or perceived credibility. It goes beyond individual bias to include institutional practices, diagnostic criteria, and research gaps that systematically disadvantage certain groups. It manifests as dismissing pain, attributing symptoms to psychological causes without evidence, or providing less aggressive care based on biased assumptions.

Example: Studies show Black patients are systematically under-treated for pain compared to white patients, based on false beliefs about biological differences in pain tolerance. Women with heart attacks are more likely than men to have their symptoms dismissed as "anxiety," leading to fatal delays in care. Patients with psychiatric diagnoses often have their physical symptoms automatically attributed to their mental health condition ("diagnostic overshadowing"). This is bigotry baked into the structure of medical knowledge and practice. Medical Bigotry.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Medical Slurs

Derogatory terms or labels, often disguised as clinical language, used to discredit, demean, or pathologize a person's lived experience, identity, or health complaints. These are not formal diagnoses but weaponized pseudo-clinical terms deployed to dismiss patients (especially from marginalized groups) by implying their problems are "all in their head," a sign of weakness, or a character flaw. They shortcut medical investigation by blaming the patient.

Example: A woman with debilitating, unexplained chronic pain is told she's just "hysterical" (a term with a deeply sexist history pathologizing the uterus). A patient with complex symptoms is labeled a "frequent flyer" or "hypochondriac" by staff, ensuring their future concerns are met with eye-rolls, not exams. The slur "crocks" (for patients with "crock" of complaints) is used in some hospital slang. These terms serve to gatekeep medical resources and absolve clinicians from diagnostic effort. Medical Slurs.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026