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Unsettled 

The feeling of being disturbed and restless, living a day in the life of man bag.
Bro, your too unsettled you should shutter.
Unsettled by Septic jones December 26, 2011

Consciously unsettled

Enjoying life as a single person, and not looking for a partner.
"Why dont you have a partner?"

"Because I am consciously unsettled"

Unstyled 

When you were to lazy to style your hair but honey, you still look damn good. Also known as a Down Do. When your hair is not up in a ponytail, pulled back, or anything done to it. This word can also apply to your outfit.
"Her hair is so unstyled, but for some reason, I love it."
Unstyled by Vervada Silva May 18, 2010

upsetted 

The incorrect past tense of upset. People still use it thinking it is correct (for some reason).

Fact: It's not. Just use upset instead.
Wrong Way:
Random Person: I'm sorry I upsetted you.
Other Person: What the hell is 'upsetted'? That's not an actual word.

Right Way:
Random Person: I'm sorry that I upset you.
Other Person: Stop being a pussy, it's fine.
upsetted by IAmAPotatoGod December 6, 2015

unseated 

When you could stay or you could go; either way is fine.
Bob was unseated at his job on his current team; he was listening with moderate interest to pitches from other teams' managers, but he still found his current work kind of interesting.

Tim was unseated in his relationship with Mary; he was 'married but looking'.
unseated by halfbakedleek August 3, 2012

consciously unsettling 

The opposite to settling down, bringing

spontaneity and freedom into your life
"Why don't you have a partner?"

"I'm consciously unsettling down"
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