De-stress
To destress, or simply “de-stress” means relieving stress by releasing your emotions in an orgasm, masturbating your worries away in an attempt to relax.
De-stress by LissyCrissy November 8, 2018
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destressify
destressify by nelly's lover April 27, 2005
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Destression
Destression by monananannanananana June 3, 2018
destressificate
The process of ridding yourself of stress during inherently stressful times. Usually involving copious ammounts of napping, tv watching, or reading books if you're fancy like that.
During a barage of emails and phone calls from overbearing college coachs, the lacrosse recruit had to destressificate herself before she could think clearly.
destressificate by Aaron17 November 20, 2009
Destressatize
I was so stressed out about my past week i took a long hot bubble bath to DESTRESSATIZE.
The guys night out was a great way to DESTRESSATIZE after the fight with my wife.
The guys night out was a great way to DESTRESSATIZE after the fight with my wife.
Destressatize by LeaAnn 1092 June 30, 2014
destress your breasts
beth: “ i can’t fathum why john would cheat on me!!”
jessie: “ DESTRESS YOUR BREASTS, you broke up a year ago, why do you care?”
jessie: “ DESTRESS YOUR BREASTS, you broke up a year ago, why do you care?”
destress your breasts by panic.at.the.disco666 December 2, 2018
destressderize
destressderize by ReniiFenty September 13, 2021
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