Invidiance 

A feeling of hopelessness, dread, insecurity, envy and hatred felt when you see a lifestyle you know you will never live, a beautiful girl you know would never look your way, or an attractive person you know you will never look like.

Different from envy in the sense that invidiance is accompanied by an overwhelming wave of depression and self hatred and usually physically manifests as your stomach turning or aching.

“When I see her walking with that guy who is significantly more attractive than me, I feel a sense of invidiance. I feel sick, sad and hateful towards myself and others.”

Invidiance by Jonathan Gunkus March 2, 2023

Incidince 

A coincidental incident. An instance or happening of remarkable and even astounding randomness. An unexpected or ironic event.

"Our trip was made even more interesting by the occurrence of several unforeseen incidinces."

Incidince by OUtlET December 28, 2005

insidance 

a feeling of inability to follow one's own will; a precipitate or dilation.

After a long day of decision-making, Sarah felt an overwhelming insidance, unsure of which path to choose.

insidance by Marc2.0 August 17, 2023

Inevidance 

A timing of inevidance
an unavoidable, preordained event or timing of event that was destined to happen

and yet we have met once more

a timing of inevidance

for our worlds to collide

and our words to reach each others minds

Inevidance by 12 hour migrane March 21, 2024

Inevidance 

inevidance adj.

"inevi" latin root to be unavoidable

"dence", no meaning, "dance" latin root to dance, leap, move

"a timing of inevidence" an unavoidable leap of - said event

"and yet we have met once more

a timing of inevidance

for our words to reach eachothers minds
a final thought of peace"

Inevidance by 12 hour migrane March 26, 2024

Socratic invariance

Definition

Socratic invariance is a neurodivergent personality trait label characterised by a preference for high-velocity logical delivery intended to be peer-reviewed or corrected in real-time. It represents a commitment to intellectual integrity where the speaker's internal way of thinking remains constant (invariant) despite external pressure to conform to conventional social or linguistic filters.

Core Principles

The Correction Preference:

The speaker shares their thoughts with a lot of energy and certainty. They aren’t trying to have the last word; they are actually throwing the idea out there as a quick test, hoping the listener will engage in the conversation.

The Perception Gap:
Listeners frequently misinterpret this as arrogance (conviction), a lack of intelligence, or a desire to invalidate others.

The Systemic Collision:

When the speaker attempts to explain their style of communication, the listener often brings up the idea for the speaker to change their way of speaking as a solution in order to understand.

The Integrity Protocol:

For an individual with Socratic Invariance, it is logically necessary for them to refuse changing their communication style as this runs contrary to their personality, a request to deny one's cognitive nature. Instead, they choose the exhausting process of reverse-engineering and explaining their complex logic step-by-step for the benefit of the listener.

"I know I’m being a bit intense, but it’s my socratic invariance. I can’t really change how I say it without losing the point, but I can definitely explain it more slowly."

"Sorry if I come off as rude. I don't mean it. I have socratic invariance which makes it difficult for me to have a conversation. I don't mean to invalidate your points."

Socratic invariance by Romulus02 April 13, 2026