Instinctively answering “Yes” when asked if you would like another drink, irrespective of prior commitments or responsibilities that will suffer as a consequence.
"Another beer, Hester?"
"Yes, please."
"That’s a very publovian response. Aren’t you meant to be taking Scarlett to the dentist?"
"I’ll worry about that later. Can I have a pickled egg as well?"
"Yes, please."
"That’s a very publovian response. Aren’t you meant to be taking Scarlett to the dentist?"
"I’ll worry about that later. Can I have a pickled egg as well?"
by Pozz June 20, 2014
John suffers from horrible response addiction, he needs everyone to affirm what he is saying all the time.
by Heddon2 December 21, 2011
A term used to describe a series of responsibilities that should be expected to be practiced whenever people are involved in a romantic relationship. Some of these include:
Actively work to help your partner become and stay physically and mentally healthy and safe
Listen to what your partner has to say and respect their feelings, opinions, and choices, but speak up if you feel something they said was hurtful to you
Try to be understanding of the person you are seeing’s feelings when you or your partner make a mistake or are dealing with problem, take responsibility for your mistakes, and cooperate with them to see if you can help them figure out ways to effectively address the issue
Don’t expect your partner to do something you, if you are not willing to do the same for them
Work to try to make your partner happy when and where you can
Recognize the person you are seeing’s needs and try to fulfill the needs
Respect the limits your partner places for doing certain things with you and know your own limits and communicate about them to your partner so they can react appropriately
Recognize that your partner may want space and privacy and respect their choice operate in that way
When your partner needs you, try to be there for them, no matter how challenging it may be for you to do so; even if they have not said anything to indicate something is wrong.
Support your partner when they are trying to achieve their goals
Actively work to help your partner become and stay physically and mentally healthy and safe
Listen to what your partner has to say and respect their feelings, opinions, and choices, but speak up if you feel something they said was hurtful to you
Try to be understanding of the person you are seeing’s feelings when you or your partner make a mistake or are dealing with problem, take responsibility for your mistakes, and cooperate with them to see if you can help them figure out ways to effectively address the issue
Don’t expect your partner to do something you, if you are not willing to do the same for them
Work to try to make your partner happy when and where you can
Recognize the person you are seeing’s needs and try to fulfill the needs
Respect the limits your partner places for doing certain things with you and know your own limits and communicate about them to your partner so they can react appropriately
Recognize that your partner may want space and privacy and respect their choice operate in that way
When your partner needs you, try to be there for them, no matter how challenging it may be for you to do so; even if they have not said anything to indicate something is wrong.
Support your partner when they are trying to achieve their goals
Romantic responsibility is an important because it helps to prevent abuse in relationships and ensure that the romantic relationship you are in is beneficial to both you and your partner.
by Vanguard 1998 March 13, 2021
I consumed a responsibly fun amount of alcohol tonight.
I consumed one pretty tall pour of something high proof & I drank it at a moderate clip. I'm certain that i will enjoy a fine buzz before bed, though I am also certain I won't be hungover in the morning.
If i was asked to complete most basic tasks, such as create a new word in Urban Dictionary, I could likely accomplish this task this task without others noticing (unless they talked to me in person & knew me), though if asked to perform a mission critical task, it'd be a bold move Cotton - Let's see how it plays out for him. This is going to be either spectacular, or a fail of major proportions.
I consumed one pretty tall pour of something high proof & I drank it at a moderate clip. I'm certain that i will enjoy a fine buzz before bed, though I am also certain I won't be hungover in the morning.
If i was asked to complete most basic tasks, such as create a new word in Urban Dictionary, I could likely accomplish this task this task without others noticing (unless they talked to me in person & knew me), though if asked to perform a mission critical task, it'd be a bold move Cotton - Let's see how it plays out for him. This is going to be either spectacular, or a fail of major proportions.
by MatrixisWeak March 22, 2019
Person 1: Man, you’re an idiot.
Person 2: You’re an idiot!
Person 3: Bro, did they just use the sibling response? So lame!
Person 2: You’re an idiot!
Person 3: Bro, did they just use the sibling response? So lame!
by mp444 April 3, 2023
ayo fuck whoever said this dumbass shit its way more fun to get shit faced and throw up then go home a little bit tipsy
by YoMommaCrackDealer February 18, 2021
A response given, normally after a competitive gaming session, which involves the loser completely and utterly handing total victory to his/her opponent by making continuous accusations of (or similar to) 'That's not possible!' or 'You're hacking!'.
"I totally just pawned him at CoD4 and you should have heard it, he wouldn't shut up. It was "The 'Huss' Response" like I've never heard it before.
by Semi-God September 10, 2008