emotional backfat

Awkward, unattractive, or unhealthy emotional or mental traits mostly invisible to the person possessing them but evident from to others is in their vicinity from certain angles. Neither necessarily unattractive nor inherently desirable.

“Sure, I’ve got some emotional backfat; it gives me an extra layer of protection against the icy chill of your critiques.”

by Ttrp2cn2b January 23, 2023

Emotional damage

u lost a game...
and the game coders are dumb
and your emotions get damage

oh fu** HOW THE HELL DID I LOST ALL MY FRIKING SCORE AND WHY DID THAT MOTHERFU**ER TAKE MY SCORE, THIS STUPID A*S GAME

Emotional damage

by Table 278 YT January 28, 2023

emot

Someone who is so out of touch with their body, they aren’t able to tell when they’re about to throw up.

Hey did you hear that emot couldn’t make it to the bathroom.

by King Booker February 2, 2023

Emotional Damage

A joke made by a famous YouTuber known as Steven He
Caused mainly in Dhar Mann videos

« Dhar Mann Video » Emotional Damage

by ReyHar1 February 20, 2023

Emotional Support Animal

1. A person that is having an emotional affair with someone, who is in a relationship with someone else.

That guy is her Emotional Support Animal. He listens to her, takes her out, is romantic, all of the things she doesn't get in her own relationship.

by TaoofCee December 24, 2023

Emotional Motion Sickness

When one experiences such a large sway of mood swings they feel as if they are getting motion sickness. I.e. going from happy to sad to conflicted to laughing in a matter of seconds repeatedly for an elongated about of time.

“I found out that my dog went missing, and I felt like I was getting emotional motion sickness.”

by thelazyone14197 December 27, 2023

emote (i-ˈmōt )

intransitive verb : to give expression to emotion especially in chating. An "emote" is tool used in a chat forum that is a way of expressing a feeling or an action in text form. You start an emote by typing "/me" (without the quotation marks) in local chat or instant messaging forum. The host allows you to use a colon instead of ‘/me’, which is a technical way of saving your keystrokes. The colon that normally appears after your name in a chat doesn’t appear in the chat and is therefore describing your action, rather than showing the typed words that normally show that you are "speaking". It will present your feelings or actions in the third person.

Let's say you just told me a funny joke. I could type "hahahaha!", in which case an emote (i-ˈmōt ) in the chat window will look like this:

Username: hahahahaha!

Or, I could type the emote, "/me laughs!", in which case the chat window looks like this:

Username laughs!

Emotes can be fairly lengthy.

Example; We are at the beach and decide to go swimming.

Example:

Username strips of her top and pants, revealing all skin, and runs laughing into the ocean.

by William Danoven January 14, 2024