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bad faith 

in sartre's Being and Nothingness, a phrase translated from the french "mauvais foi" meaning a neurosis that creates an inability to see the truth.
her father opened the bedroom door to ask his daughter if she was coming downstairs for dinner, completely ignoring the fact that his daughter was having sex on her bed with her boyfriend. he lived in denial or bad faith.
bad faith by everywhereallatonce January 23, 2007

Bad Faith 

Not my faith
Why would you be bothered by people making fun of you for not wanting to argue with bad faith actors? The whole premise is that there's literally nobody no there that's saying things in good faith - there's no discourse to be had and as such, trying to argue anything is pointless. What jokes can you even make about that?
Bad Faith by Syclozender October 1, 2021
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Bad faith 

A term that's used by wrestling fans on social media, specifically the ones who support All Elite Wrestling (AEW). It's used when other fans or experts in the industry don't talk positively about certain aspects of the show in order to negate valid criticism. Often times the people who use this term act very hostile towards others with a different opinion.
Casual viewer: "The spots in this match were obviously choreographed and I can't take that seriously. "

Obsessed fan: "It's bad faith. Shut up and watch the fed! "
Bad faith by JustAGuyWatchingWrestling September 28, 2024

bad faith bj 

When someone offers a bj at a future time but renegs on said bj multiple times at the receivers request prompting a "no holes barred" event in which the receiver can have free reign over said holes for 24 hours.
She giveth and she taketh away. Sounds like a bad faith bj, bro.
bad faith bj by Koobkram September 18, 2023

Father Bad Touch

A religious leader, often catholic, who engages in sexual activity with minors. Often used in a humorous context.
Watch out for Father Bad Touch down at the church.
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"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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