The position that the standards for knowing something shift depending on context. In a low-stakes everyday situation, "I know the car is parked outside" might be justified by a quick glance. In a high-stakes legal context, the same claim requires more evidence. Contextualism explains why knowledge attributions vary: what counts as "knowing" depends on the conversational context, the stakes involved, and the alternatives that need to be ruled out. It's the epistemology of "that depends"—not about whether you know, but about what counts as knowing in this specific situation.

A complete loser, geek, or nerd. Someone who lives in their parent's basement well past their 20's.

When the penis is so enormous that your pussy feels like it's getting brutalized in the best way. That's true romance.

A good girl who has been changed by the entourage of bombers and gypsies and is thought to be interesting but she isn’t!

When someone is really good at pleasing a woman during sexual relations, a vagina wizard; To work sexual magic.