The phrase is used when describing someone lower in status or age. It should be used when giving orders to youngbloods or other people you feel are beneath and used in a comical way.
The study of phenomena, entities, and realities that exist beyond the physical universe—beyond matter, energy, space, and time as we know them. Extraphysics is not metaphysics (which studies the foundations of physics) nor paraphysics (which studies anomalous physical phenomena); it's the science of what lies completely outside the physical order. This includes extraphysical dimensions, beings, worlds, and universes that operate according to laws that may have no relation to our own. Extraphysics is necessarily speculative, drawing on mathematics, philosophy, mysticism, and the occasional report from those who claim to have glimpsed beyond. Its methods are untested, its results unverified, and its practitioners either visionaries or fools, depending on who's judging. But the questions it asks—what lies beyond physics?—are irresistible to the human mind.
Example: "He studied extraphysics, which meant he spent his days thinking about realities that might not exist, using methods that couldn't be validated, reaching conclusions that couldn't be tested. His mother asked when he'd get a real job. He said when extraphysics became real, which might be never, but also might be tomorrow. She sighed, which was her standard response to his career choices."
Can you think of a couple or friend who is friends with everyone. They try to be liked by all and have friends over individually at dinners or lunches to maintain relationships.
Their narcissistic need to be liked is ironic because it is impossible to share the same values, interests hobbies or beliefs as every single friend.
They compromise their values to be liked and provide a fake front or change their behaviour to suit different friends.
Also called ‘Keeping up with Joneses’
My mate is a friend prostitute as he tries so hard to be liked by all and is scared to have a difference of opinion in ‘fear of losing business’.