Self-parterned
The term single people use to tell everyone that the are not looking for anyone special or are off the hook.
Self-parterned by Peppergum November 5, 2019
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Self-partnered
English slang term.
Popularized by British actor Emma Watson, of Harry Potter fame.
(Adjective)
1. Single, or not in a relationship, often content. Commonly used by celebrities
2. Hiding the fact that you have (a) romantic partner(s) from their others.
3. Celibacy, often voluntarily
4. Lying about celibacy, similar to 2..
5. Asexuality
Popularized by British actor Emma Watson, of Harry Potter fame.
(Adjective)
1. Single, or not in a relationship, often content. Commonly used by celebrities
2. Hiding the fact that you have (a) romantic partner(s) from their others.
3. Celibacy, often voluntarily
4. Lying about celibacy, similar to 2..
5. Asexuality
"Hey you wanna go out tonight, Melissa?"
"Sorry, John. I'm self-partnered."
"Well, I don't see a fucking wand on your hand"
"Get off my porch"
"Sorry, John. I'm self-partnered."
"Well, I don't see a fucking wand on your hand"
"Get off my porch"
Self-partnered by ephdysplais December 23, 2020
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Self-partnered
Word coined by Emma Watson. Used as a version of single that refers to when you’re empowered and in a good place on your own.
Self-partnered by buzzyfish November 5, 2019
Self-Partnered
Society dictates that being single means you just haven't met the right person, therefore:
Single implies you are looking for a relationship.
Self-Partnered implies you are happy & content with yourself and are not looking for a relationship.
Single implies you are looking for a relationship.
Self-Partnered implies you are happy & content with yourself and are not looking for a relationship.
Man: "Do you have a partner?"
Woman: "No, I don't"
Man: "So you are single then?"
Woman: "Actually I am Self-Partnered
Man:"Oh, so you are not looking for a relationship"
Woman: "Exactly"
Man: "Okay, cool"
Woman: "No, I don't"
Man: "So you are single then?"
Woman: "Actually I am Self-Partnered
Man:"Oh, so you are not looking for a relationship"
Woman: "Exactly"
Man: "Okay, cool"
Self-Partnered by Whiskey&Donuts November 9, 2019
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Self-partnered by mlhiss November 5, 2019
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Self-partnered by @nd._.7 November 7, 2019
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