The idea of making derogatory, or offensive jokes toward another person in order to achieve social attachment.
Sarah (very provocative female): "Hey are you going to the game tonight."
John (a Sennhauser Complex patient): "Yeah, but your vagina is loose... whore! GOT HER!" (gives a self-hi-five)
John (a Sennhauser Complex patient): "Yeah, but your vagina is loose... whore! GOT HER!" (gives a self-hi-five)
by Qweerko March 25, 2015
A state of mind/state of being, which within the reality of the individual(s) posessing the 'complex' (sub)consciously feel that they bear the weight of the world and that their actions and words embolden others and may be a significant catalyst of changing the course of the world for the better. While that may or may not at times be true, the individual(s) consistently envision (quasi) prophetic projections of the future which de-synchronize them from what many call 'living in the present' which often in turn leaves them with a constant darkness about them, making it immensely difficult to be content with the world and it's happenings, great or ill. As such, they feel cornered and feel as if there is no option but to take on that role of the 'savior'. Because after all, who else will?
There is however a time and a place for such mentalities, and regrettably, many consider them to either be preachy, delusional, insane, pretentious, or the may align them with any manner of negative perceptions. In some cases the negative perceptions can be warranted, but the world needs more people who believe they can change it for the better.
It would seem that a significant portion of people, at some point either fantasize about or take part in being/trying to be(come) a messiah of sorts, however such thoughts can be very constraining and the 'messiah' will often have the mentality to enact states or efforts of self-sacrifice in hopes that it makes a positive difference.
There is however a time and a place for such mentalities, and regrettably, many consider them to either be preachy, delusional, insane, pretentious, or the may align them with any manner of negative perceptions. In some cases the negative perceptions can be warranted, but the world needs more people who believe they can change it for the better.
It would seem that a significant portion of people, at some point either fantasize about or take part in being/trying to be(come) a messiah of sorts, however such thoughts can be very constraining and the 'messiah' will often have the mentality to enact states or efforts of self-sacrifice in hopes that it makes a positive difference.
It seems that 'Ariana' has a messiah complex. She is constantly mentioning of the ills and problems of the world and attempting to inspire others to relate to her cause of helping others save others and attempting to influence others to do the same. She believes the she bears the weight of the world on her shoulders, and believe me, it takes it's toll on her. How could it not? She would be happier if she stopped considering the world at large, for she cannot do it alone. Contentment will first come from solving the miniscule issues. She is right to speak against injustice though.
by Feronox November 12, 2013
A trick2g complex is a speific category of the Dunning-Kruger effect and results in an unshakable belief characterized by consistently inflated feeling of skill in regards to playing the League of Legends champions "Udyr", "Nasus", or possibly even "Volibear".
A person with a trick2g complex will refuse to admit the possibility of their error or failure, and is characterized by perpetually repeating specific trick2g "catchphrases" such as "#LATA" abusing the in-game laughing feature, and constantly referring to himself as "opening the gates" and "Godyr". The individual will usually avoid ganking, and at the slightest hint of a loss will inevitably end up in a raging fit of curses and slander aimed most likely at his team's "AD Carry" or "Mid".
There is no known cure for trick2g complex, but one proactive approach is to "dodge" the game once it is clear a teammate is infected. Trick2g complex is not a clinical term or diagnosable disorder, and does not appear in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).
A person with a trick2g complex will refuse to admit the possibility of their error or failure, and is characterized by perpetually repeating specific trick2g "catchphrases" such as "#LATA" abusing the in-game laughing feature, and constantly referring to himself as "opening the gates" and "Godyr". The individual will usually avoid ganking, and at the slightest hint of a loss will inevitably end up in a raging fit of curses and slander aimed most likely at his team's "AD Carry" or "Mid".
There is no known cure for trick2g complex, but one proactive approach is to "dodge" the game once it is clear a teammate is infected. Trick2g complex is not a clinical term or diagnosable disorder, and does not appear in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).
by CostaNostra July 17, 2015
Not to be confused with your basic fuckboy, complex fuckboy's come across as nice young men. They do decent in school and hangout with a good crew. THIS IS AN ILLUSION. A complex fuckboy is an absolute bitchass (Most likely with an idiotic name) who is completely oblivious to the fact that they are a total asshole. This is the type of guy that can get a nice girl but still wants to fuck around. He will text you first and lead you on (even for months), just to fuck with girls feelings. He'll make you feel like he really cares about you by not immediately trying to hookup, wanting to "get to know you" first. This guy knows how to get girls and legitimately thinks that what he's doing is okay.
How to spot a complex fuckboy:
-Decent good looks.
-Drives a pussy ass car. Ex: Civic, Jetta, Cobalt, etc.
-Respects his mom, but not women.
-Thinks that ball is life.
-Claims that he's "not like other guys"
-probably wears the same four sweaters over and over again.
If you've ever caught feels for a complex fuckboy you were probably pretty devastated when things didn't work out because he made you fall hard for him. Guarantee it takes him about a week to start wheeling again, the jealousy will be real. But just remember, this dumb ass nigga eventually loses the respect of all women because he's fucked over every available or willing chick.
How to spot a complex fuckboy:
-Decent good looks.
-Drives a pussy ass car. Ex: Civic, Jetta, Cobalt, etc.
-Respects his mom, but not women.
-Thinks that ball is life.
-Claims that he's "not like other guys"
-probably wears the same four sweaters over and over again.
If you've ever caught feels for a complex fuckboy you were probably pretty devastated when things didn't work out because he made you fall hard for him. Guarantee it takes him about a week to start wheeling again, the jealousy will be real. But just remember, this dumb ass nigga eventually loses the respect of all women because he's fucked over every available or willing chick.
by Noscrubs February 17, 2015
Used to describe a psycotic woman who is obsessed with being pregnant/ having kids just for the attention and shock factor, especially when it is common sense she lacks the skills and finances to support herself and her family.
Steve: Is Melissa pregnant again?
Rick: Yeah man.
Steve: She just had twins! And she has a 3 year old at home!
Rick: Yep. She's got the octomom complex.
Rick: Yeah man.
Steve: She just had twins! And she has a 3 year old at home!
Rick: Yep. She's got the octomom complex.
by iLOVEmySERENITI March 14, 2009
Average Sankaku Complex peruser: "You mean my favorite game meant for 9 year olds removed the man-eating, shitting-dicknipple monster? Censorship! Fuck Funimation! To hell with Crunchyroll!!"
by Aardvarkopotamus August 13, 2021
a problem hipsters face whenever something that they once liked becomes mainstream or popular. it causes them to dislike something they once enjoyed because of the pain of popularization.
White Girl: Hey did you hear that new Mumford & Sons song on the radio? It's different but really good!
Hipster: Of course I heard it. I've known about them since they even formed.
White Girl: Aren't they great?
Hipster: Not anymore. Sellouts.
White Girl: You have a hipster complex.
Hipster: Of course I heard it. I've known about them since they even formed.
White Girl: Aren't they great?
Hipster: Not anymore. Sellouts.
White Girl: You have a hipster complex.
by shannathehipsters April 24, 2013