Someone who doesn't ask for help because they know it will never get done unless he or she does it themselves, its best to be Independent because then you know its going to be done right.
me: Hey Alex im in a rush, can you do me a favor and copy these papers and use each side of the paper?
Alex: yea no problem.
me: ALEX!!!! i said use each side of the paper......
Alex: oh i thought u said DON'T use each side of the paper. sorry
me: this is why my family raised me to be Independent....
Alex: yea no problem.
me: ALEX!!!! i said use each side of the paper......
Alex: oh i thought u said DON'T use each side of the paper. sorry
me: this is why my family raised me to be Independent....
by 3s3P3ngu1n0 December 17, 2010
by Adinisagegg May 4, 2021
A personal quality or condition that involves: being extremely independent,
periodically stubborn, and intent on complete self-sufficiency to the fullest
extent possible.
periodically stubborn, and intent on complete self-sufficiency to the fullest
extent possible.
by Lizappointed June 16, 2013
by 1016 March 6, 2017
a positive word many people use to describe someone who is self-sufficient and doesn't need others to think or do things for them, but the person is also self-centered and keeps friendliness at an arms length.
independent
by waspcoloredstain January 15, 2014
A term used as camouflage by the timid and cowardly to hide their true political affiliation. Statistically, independents vote more reliably for parties they "lean towards" than actual party members. To call oneself an independent is to scream, "please don't hate me".
That guy calls himself a "democratic-leaning" independent, but he votes for Democrats every single time. Like we can't tell what he truly is; he's an idiot!
by Murray Rothbard January 25, 2006
An American political advocate, comes in three flavors.
1. Someone who subscribes to no actual political party, picking and choosing on each politician or issue's own merits.
2. Someone who subscribes to the specific Independent Party.
3. Someone who is a Democrat, but thinks it makes them seem free-thinking and individual to style themselves as being unbound by party rules.
1. Someone who subscribes to no actual political party, picking and choosing on each politician or issue's own merits.
2. Someone who subscribes to the specific Independent Party.
3. Someone who is a Democrat, but thinks it makes them seem free-thinking and individual to style themselves as being unbound by party rules.
1. Might vote Republican for President, Democrat for House, and Republican locally, after reviewing the issues of each and discussing the issues of each.
2. Most likely puts a straight-party vote for Independent.
3. Votes straight-party Democrat, after constantly supporting Democrat politicians and attacking Republicans while bragging about independent status.
2. Most likely puts a straight-party vote for Independent.
3. Votes straight-party Democrat, after constantly supporting Democrat politicians and attacking Republicans while bragging about independent status.
by Rann October 23, 2004