Trying to force someone to leave or kick them out of somewhere for no reason isn't compassion or tough love, it's not any kind of love, it's being an instigator.
The instigator's babysitter didn't leave him/her with anything to do that day, so he/she went around trying to kick people out or run them off from different places for no good reason, because it made him/her feel tougher.
by Solid Mantis February 23, 2021
Get the Instigatormug. People could see that the dork that thought she was Mary Sue from the movie Pleasantville was an instigator once bricks started flying through people's windows. Since they had loved their home and were happy and peaceful there before she arrived, (and since it was never 1950's Pleasantville) they knew that they would be happy again when she went away, especially since she wasn't even from their home (though the one she thought of as being David really was). They were not there to celebrate her, roll down red carpets for her to walk over, or anything else, since nobody there owed her anything.
by The Original Agahnim January 3, 2022
Get the Instigatormug. by Scratchdatarch July 26, 2023
Get the Instigatormug. by jbrooke1017 December 2, 2020
Get the instigativelymug. The instigator would convince a 10th grader to shoot up a school, a gunman to shoot up a church or mall, or an assassin to shoot down an enemy, rather than doing those things himself/herself, that way the masses (which had been manipulated in a cultlike manner) would fall in line once they had their enemy identified.
by The Original Agahnim January 18, 2022
Get the Instigatormug. The instigator couldn't let the elementary school kids laugh at him/her, so he/she posed as a something they would respect, someone who broke rules, while posing as someone who loved rules to play the adults while trying to get a few of them to respect him/her.
by Solid Mantis November 30, 2019
Get the Instigatormug.