by xXJohn JohnsonXx February 26, 2009
Joy of Missing Out: You’re enjoying what you’re doing in the here and now and not on social media broadcasting or seeing what everybody else is doing. Opposite of fomo or the fear of missing out.
Guy #1: I had a great day, climbed a hill and didn't check facebook.
Guy #2: Good day?
Guy #1: Yea pure JOMO.
Guy #2: Good day?
Guy #1: Yea pure JOMO.
by thepeachman January 6, 2014
Short for "joy of missing out" and an antonym to FOMO, that means that you prefer being unavailable and deliberately risking to miss a party that could be the greatest of all time, because (to be honest) you really don't care and rather stay home and watch that new Sandra Bullock movie.
by narajan March 13, 2013
Joy of Missing Out: A sensation of pleasure caused by social deficiency. JOMO cherishes moments of aloneness, it distances one from the extravagant broadcast of social interactions on sites such as Facebook. The opposite of FOMO, or "fear of missing out." The term was first published by ART PAPERS in January 2014.
The JOMO user is so happy not to be there. When the JOMO user does go out, he or she almost immediately regrets it - besieged by FOMO on missing JOMO.
by socks45 June 19, 2014
An acronym for "Joy Of Missing Out" and is a strange kind of emotional release when you realise you've been left out.
Opposite of FOMO = the Fear Of Missing Out
Opposite of FOMO = the Fear Of Missing Out
Person 1: Doesn't it bother you that (insert trendy object/action etc.)
Person 2: Nahh, I'm JOMOing this month *sighs with relief*
Person 2: Nahh, I'm JOMOing this month *sighs with relief*
by olyverr December 23, 2013
JOMO= JOY-OF-MISSING-OUT
Basically if you are a introvert or you just are looking on your friends insta, see their pics from last night and don't feel left out.
Basically if you are a introvert or you just are looking on your friends insta, see their pics from last night and don't feel left out.
by PersonmcPeopleface February 27, 2019
by keefta boy January 6, 2009