Profitable Posterior

Created by Lamar from GTA 5 to describe a woman with a nice ass

do you see that woman with the profitable posterior

by largedude May 28, 2024

Bakugo Poster Incident

The Bakugo Poster Incident refers to a TikTok of a girl smearing her USED TAMPON‼️‼️ over a poster of Bakugo from MHA. it’s really gross don’t look it up 🙁

Person A: “yo you ever heard of the Bakugo Poster Incident”
Person B: “oh my god yeah it’s so gross…it’s why I ended up leaving the MHA fandom”

by Fanfiction Terminology July 2, 2024

good postmidnight

A greeting or farewell said in the period between 12:00 AM (midnight) until 5:59 AM, known as postmidnight, wee hours, small hours, wee small hours, early hours, overnight, zero-dark-hundred, oh-dark-hundred, zero-dark-thirty or oh-dark-thirty.

Good postmidnight.

by Ñhy January 19, 2026

Environmental Posthumanism

The branch of posthumanist thought that focuses on the relationship between humans and the natural environment, decentering the human within ecological systems. Environmental posthumanism argues that we are not separate from nature but deeply embedded in it—our bodies are ecosystems, our societies depend on ecological processes, our futures are tied to planetary health. It challenges the human/nature binary that has justified environmental destruction, proposing instead that we are part of nature, not its masters. Environmental posthumanism is the philosophy of the Anthropocene—the recognition that humans have become a geological force, for better and (mostly) worse.

Example: "She'd always thought of nature as something 'out there'—parks, wilderness, places to visit. Environmental posthumanism showed her that nature was also in here—the bacteria in her gut, the carbon in her breath, the water in her cells. She wasn't separate from nature; she was nature. The insight changed how she saw everything—including herself."

by Dumu The Void February 19, 2026

Ecological Posthumanism

A close cousin to environmental posthumanism, ecological posthumanism emphasizes the interconnections between all living beings and their environments, viewing humans as one node in vast ecological networks. It draws on ecology's insights about systems, relationships, and emergence to rethink what it means to be human. Ecological posthumanism argues that our identity, our health, our future are inseparable from the health of the ecosystems we inhabit. It's the philosophy of interdependence, of the recognition that no being exists alone—that we are all, always, in relation.

Example: "He thought he was an individual, separate and self-contained. Ecological posthumanism showed him otherwise: he was a walking ecosystem, a node in food webs, a participant in nutrient cycles. His 'self' extended into the soil, the air, the trees. He wasn't less individual; he was more connected. The philosophy made him feel like he belonged to the world, not just in it."

by Dumu The Void February 19, 2026

Green Posthumanism

An activist-oriented branch of posthumanism that combines ecological awareness with political commitment to environmental justice and sustainability. Green posthumanism argues that decentering the human is not just a philosophical exercise but a practical necessity for planetary survival. It challenges the anthropocentrism that drives climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental racism. Green posthumanism is posthumanism with a mission: to build a world where humans live within ecological limits, in partnership with other species, rather than at their expense.

Example: "She was an activist before she was a philosopher, fighting for climate justice, protecting ecosystems, defending endangered species. Green posthumanism gave her language for what she already knew: that human supremacy was killing the planet, and that decentering humans was the only way forward. The philosophy didn't change her work; it gave her work meaning."

by Dumu The Void February 19, 2026

Solarpunk Posthumanism

A visionary branch that combines posthumanist thought with the optimistic, aesthetically rich imagination of solarpunk—a movement that envisions futures of renewable energy, ecological harmony, and social justice. Solarpunk posthumanism imagines posthuman futures that are not dystopian (Terminator) or transhumanist (uploading consciousness) but green, communal, and beautiful. It asks: what could humans become if we lived in harmony with nature, powered by the sun, guided by cooperation rather than competition? The answer is solarpunk: a future worth wanting, a posthumanism worth working toward.

Example: "He was tired of dystopian futures—apocalypse after apocalypse, collapse after collapse. Solarpunk posthumanism offered something else: a future where humans had decentered themselves without disappearing, where technology served ecology, where cities were gardens and energy was sunlight. It wasn't naive; it was necessary. If you can't imagine a good future, you can't build one."

by Dumu The Void February 19, 2026