Frantic Research

Used in a student setting: Response you would give to someone knocking on the door while you are in the middle of masturbating.

knock knock knock
Person 1: What are you doing in there?
Person 2: Uuuhhh ugghh errr....nothing dude.....just doing some frantic research!

by thephantomwang December 1, 2010

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Franticy

Franticy (soft "c"); 2010, A. Pierce: The state of frantically making up limiting stories (one could call them fantasies) that serve the separation story of fear and chaos rather than the unity story of Oneness.

From my www.inspiritualwonder.us blog post: "Franticy has been my sidekick for many, many moons. If it’s true that peace has been declared, then franticy has been transmuted, has been burned away."

To live in franticy is to create many too-small stories that lead to unnecessary suffering and keep us from embracing the Ultimate Reality, which is Oneness. Franticy, then, is a result of our rootedness in the mass consciousness belief in separation rather than unity.

I choose to live more in the realm of peace, of universal love than in the realm of “franticy.”

by InSpiritualWonder December 2, 2010

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Frantic 45

It is when you don't do jack shite at work until the last 45 minutes of your shift. Scrambling around trying to make it look like you actually did something in 8 hours.

Look at Rob go. Yeah its the frantic 45 again, third time this week.

by Wallchuck August 6, 2012

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Hopeless Romantic

Christian Devotie

"It's ya boy, hopeless romantic."

by ActualLamb November 13, 2018

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Arranged romantic relationship

An approach where an individual chooses a group of people, which may include the person’s family, friends, and close acquaintances, to choose someone for them to get into relationship with. Unlike arranged marriage, where usually an individual’s immediate family and or a professional matchmaker chooses an individual for the person to marry and they rush off a short time later to get married, once the group chooses an individual for them to get into a relationship with and reveals their choice to the individual, the individual and the person chosen to be their partner will enter a courtship phase for time period of between three to five years to make sure they are compatible. Unlike dating, where as more time passes people become more physically emotionally, and or sexually intimate, in an arranged romantic relationship there may be increases emotional intimacy, assuming the two people are compatible, but all of their interactions during the courtship phase are to be held in public settings, not just in the presence of their family and friends, but around people they don’t know, which limits the ability to have physical intimacy down to just hugging, dancing, and maybe brief kisses. Once the courtship phase is up, the couple will meet with the group the individual chose to decide whether they will get married or if things don’t work out, they can still be friends or go their separate ways.

Veronica: Who is that guy Anna is now seeing?
Jenna: His name is Chandler. I heard that Anna is having an arranged romantic relationship.
Veronica: I am not sure what you mean by arranged romantic relationship. Can you please explain what that is and how it?
Jenna: She asked some of her friends and family to choose a romantic partner for her and they chose him. Now she and him will be courting each other over the next three to five years to make sure they are compatible with each other. She can end it if she feels things just are not working out. After that, they will meet with the group of people she chose and decide whether or not to get married.
Veronica: That sounds similar to arranged marriage, except it does not rush the couple to get married and it gives women a lot more control over who they will marry.

by Vanguard 1998 May 22, 2021

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