Duostalgia
"Baldi's basics in education and learning only came out in 2018 and It's still giving me duostalgia"
Duostalgia by Sirsandman0 February 11, 2022
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Duostalgia
Duostalgia by Sirsandman0 February 11, 2022
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Distalgia
A feeling of longing or nostalgia for something that has never existed and/or could never exist in the first place.
I feel distalgia when I listen to old bands, even though I wasn't alive when they were popular.
I felt distalgic in an old style coffee shop, though I'd never been to one before.
I feel distalgia when I think of a life in the country, but I have never lived far from a city.
I felt distalgic in an old style coffee shop, though I'd never been to one before.
I feel distalgia when I think of a life in the country, but I have never lived far from a city.
Distalgia by FrankenWaffer March 3, 2021
dystalgia
a painful yearning for days when news was more new, TV more interesting, comedy more funny than actually occurring reality.
Margie sank into a morbid dystalgia the moment she felt Frankie Boyle sounded like.., normal .
Network comedy's skits and news channels' dystalgic headlines about yesterday's tweets are not even nearly as funny as Trump's actual 'presidency.'
Network comedy's skits and news channels' dystalgic headlines about yesterday's tweets are not even nearly as funny as Trump's actual 'presidency.'
dystalgia by dan taarin April 22, 2017
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