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tyler durden’s type
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idk this is a question lmao
tyler durden’s type
by 4n0nymous531 November 30, 2020
The main character's alter-ego in the Chuck Palahniuk novel (and movie) "Fight Club". A representation of the narrator's id, who is mentally and emotionally capable of doing things that the narrator cannot, but desperately wants to.
by 1Spectre4U October 21, 2003
A wonderful alter-ego of Fight Club's narrator. Often misinterpereted by punks who have only seen the movie and didn't read the Palahniuk book.
by JB November 4, 2003
What people dont understand is that Tyler Durden and Jack are the same thing. They BOTH live and thrive off each other. Until Jack came to the realization that he needed to live without him. He was his best friend and confidant and his soul tie. It was so much more than an alter ego.
The way we persceve our selves is the way we peraceve our best friends. We are our friends and they are us. With out them we are nothing.
by Kick ass action kung fu grippin bastard ass September 11, 2004