Main Character Syndrome

Jeremy from MESA

main character syndrome is where bro literally thinks everything revolves around him

by Main Character Syndrome April 1, 2024

decent character

someone who is a character and is just a decent lad overall

yeah i’ve heard a lot of things about peyton, she is a decent character

by ilovefortnite444 December 29, 2024

Internet Charades

A game where someone gets a person or group of people to guess what they're thinking of by using images instead of words to give hints.

A: "My friend is sending me pictures and making me guess what they mean"

B: "Oh yeah, they've always been a fan of playing Internet Charades"

by TheBeenLord January 7, 2025

Main character syndrome

When you think all your bullshit is so important that every one in a 100 foot radius needs to hear it.

Wow that Karen has main character syndrome she telling everyone about her doctor visit.

by Ragnarsrules March 1, 2025

Comfort Character

A fictional character one feels a strong emotional attachment to, and are perceived as a lover, family member, or friend to the person they comfort. Comfort characters are known for bringing feelings of warmth, safety, happiness, and contentment to those that have them via fake scenarios or just doing what they do in the media they’re from.

I feel pretty lonely sometimes, so I like to imagine my comfort character, V from Murder Drones, holding my hand.

by Rapt0r1ne March 4, 2025

main character syndrome

Main character syndrome is a term used to describe a mindset where a person views themselves as the central figure in their life story, often dramatizing their experiences and seeking attention similar to a main character in a movie or book.

Main character syndrome: JP Abecilla felt like the main character when the Starbucks barista misspelled his name as "JC," making him dramatically declare it a "travesty" instead of just a typo.

by c.reaper June 10, 2025

main character syndrome

Main character syndrome is a term used to describe a mindset where a person views themselves as the central figure in their life story, often dramatizing their experiences and seeking attention similar to a main character in a movie or book.

Main character syndrome: JP Abecilla felt like the main character when the Starbucks barista misspelled his name as "JC," making him dramatically declare it a "travesty" instead of just a typo.

by c.reaper June 10, 2025