Komaruism 

The worship of Komaru Naegi. Person a: Hey *insert name* I'm a komaruist, person b: oh that's cool, me too!

You follow komaruism? That's pog

Komaruism by Mopeyy November 4, 2020

komaeism 

1. Eclectic Style
2. The art of dressing by blending different styles and colors that don't necessarily match, but look good together.

her outfit doesn't really match, but it works. well, too.

-its a komaeism.

komaeism by randiculous July 27, 2009

kmartism 

someone who lacks common sense, who has no idea what he's talking about, who doesn't catch on to things

do not assume people on irc will figure things out by themselves. they generally do not, and it is called kmartism

kmartism by Daphtpunk March 8, 2004

Kmartism 

A radical neo-fascist ideology in which the state forces all citizens to connect buildings to each other using tunnels.

Kmartism can only work in small countries, dude!

Kmartism by CodeSalvageON January 9, 2021

komaruslesbian 

somebody with multiple followers on tiktok, who makes videos manly revolving around anime. they go by he/they/xe/it pronouns and they are amazing with overall everything and anything. I really enjoy their content which makes me happy in everyway shape and form! please go follow them right now, as they are my favourite mutual <3

komaruslesbian was outside today, so glad they are getting fresh air and taking care of themselves! :)

komaruslesbian by toopy444 July 3, 2021

Komarius 

Komarius is mean of the prefect person this doesn’t include looks it’s around perfect person

Ur such a komarius

Komarius by .SSRSRT November 20, 2023

Kumaréism

A form of Sokalism (philosophical hoaxing) that seeks to discredit entire fields, practices, or worldviews by arguing that they are merely “fraud,” “placebo effect,” “spiritual placebo,” “apophenia,” “pareidolia,” “delusion,” “illusionism,” “schizophrenia,” or “psychosis.” Kumaréism takes the documentary’s premise—a fake guru producing real effects—and inverts it to claim that if a practice can be faked, then the genuine practice is also fake. It is common among hard‑narrow skeptics and anti‑spiritual activists. Critics argue that Kumaréism is a textbook example of the “genetic fallacy”: attacking the origin (a fraud) rather than engaging with the content or outcomes. It also ignores that many spiritual teachers are not frauds, and that practices like meditation have been empirically validated.

Kumaréism Example: “The Kumaréist claimed that ‘all gurus are like Kumaré, so yoga is just placebo.’ He ignored the thousands of years of tradition and hundreds of studies showing genuine physiological benefits. For him, the possibility of fraud equalled certainty of fraud.”

Kumaréism by Dumu The Void June 6, 2026