Other path Disorders that are not what is consider the dominant path
Footpath A person that Does dangerous things to Get attention
Telepath They act of no interaction to others
Allopath A person that pretends to be loyal to you to get favors from you
Towpath A person that typically lacks and that typically locks sympathy or Empty
Warpath a Human being That Create fights to get what they want
Bypath Somebody Pretending to care about you but doesn't
Footpath A person that Does dangerous things to Get attention
Telepath They act of no interaction to others
Allopath A person that pretends to be loyal to you to get favors from you
Towpath A person that typically lacks and that typically locks sympathy or Empty
Warpath a Human being That Create fights to get what they want
Bypath Somebody Pretending to care about you but doesn't
by 459395 February 27, 2022
by Dick Insider October 12, 2020
A significant other is what you someone you are in a relationship with without disclosing gender identity, relationship/marital status, or sexual orientation.
Commonly used to describe someone who is non-binary/genderqueer that you or someone else is in a relationship with, as well as with people who don't want people to know their sexual orientation (bisexual, pansexual, etc).
Though, it can have different meanings depending on how you use it. Such as describing someone you're dating/not in a relationship with yet.
Commonly used to describe someone who is non-binary/genderqueer that you or someone else is in a relationship with, as well as with people who don't want people to know their sexual orientation (bisexual, pansexual, etc).
Though, it can have different meanings depending on how you use it. Such as describing someone you're dating/not in a relationship with yet.
Example 1:
"Jessa recently told me that she is in a relationship with someone!"
"Really? What's her boyfriend's name?"
"Actually, they are nonbinary/genderqueer so they prefer 'significant other'."
Example 2:
"I'm going on a date tonight with my significant other!"
"Awesome! Is it a boy?"
"It's none of your business."
Example 3:
"How is it going with you and Alexa?"
"At the moment, we're not making it official so she's just a significant other."
"Jessa recently told me that she is in a relationship with someone!"
"Really? What's her boyfriend's name?"
"Actually, they are nonbinary/genderqueer so they prefer 'significant other'."
Example 2:
"I'm going on a date tonight with my significant other!"
"Awesome! Is it a boy?"
"It's none of your business."
Example 3:
"How is it going with you and Alexa?"
"At the moment, we're not making it official so she's just a significant other."
by Mimiki D. January 30, 2021
This phrase is used when indicating that both parties are to blame and that it is unfair to blame only one side without the other.
Sidney - He is a terrible person, she should leave him.
Maria - You can't blame one without blaming the other, she's not been the perfect wife.
Maria - You can't blame one without blaming the other, she's not been the perfect wife.
by NutCracker288 September 16, 2020
by KungPaoMeow September 5, 2021
Other sexuality’s are people (most likely on TikTok with twitter bios with 3 zodiac signs who put #ukraine on every TikTok)
Guy 1: hey dude-
Guy 2: uh actually my pronouns xe/xi or they/them/it
Guy 1: oh imma xet you on fire then put it in a cage then put them in an arena with a crocodile
Guy 2:… I think my pronouns are he/him
Guy 1: *good*
Guy 1: hey dude-
Guy 2: uh actually my pronouns xe/xi or they/them/it
Guy 1: oh imma xet you on fire then put it in a cage then put them in an arena with a crocodile
Guy 2:… I think my pronouns are he/him
Guy 1: *good*
by Tsk the AI August 23, 2022
Original creative for "on the other hand". It was founded on Tuesday, November 26th, 2019 by Utku, Ural and Demir with tremendous commitment.
Tea and coffee have lots of similarities; on the other cup of the tea, they have remarkable differences.
by U05 December 5, 2019