9 definitions by CrispyBun
The thought of being attracted to more fetishes than are actually enjoyable.
When a person spends so much time watching pornography, they begin thinking they have more fetishes than they actually do. This person usually starts out having only a few fetishes, but as they spend more and more time on porn, they start getting turned on by seeing a lot of other things.
This usually only happens if said person is addicted to pornography. If and when they get over this addiction, they also begin to realise that they don't really enjoy the kinks or fetishes that turned them on. They can also realise this by trying out the fetishes, not just watching and fantasising about them.
When a person spends so much time watching pornography, they begin thinking they have more fetishes than they actually do. This person usually starts out having only a few fetishes, but as they spend more and more time on porn, they start getting turned on by seeing a lot of other things.
This usually only happens if said person is addicted to pornography. If and when they get over this addiction, they also begin to realise that they don't really enjoy the kinks or fetishes that turned them on. They can also realise this by trying out the fetishes, not just watching and fantasising about them.
I thought I was into scat, but when I tried to eat my poop, I instantly lost my boner. I quickly realised I must have Fetish Dysphoria!
by CrispyBun April 1, 2019
A slang name for sweatpants, named after their shape slightly resembling a U. Inspired by the name of T-Shirts.
by CrispyBun April 9, 2019
A form of salutation or greeting.
Its first form is the word bro, being used multiple times in a row. This usually happens when the person repeatedly saying "bro" is excited, trying to get someone's attention, or high.
Later on, this was adapted. The bro is said only twice, and not repeatedly however times wanted, and a new word follows - bruda. This word comes from the german word for brother, Bruder.
The phrase "Bro bro bruda" is now used for the same reasons as repeated bro is, and it is newly also used as a greeting to someone you haven't seen in a long time.
Its first form is the word bro, being used multiple times in a row. This usually happens when the person repeatedly saying "bro" is excited, trying to get someone's attention, or high.
Later on, this was adapted. The bro is said only twice, and not repeatedly however times wanted, and a new word follows - bruda. This word comes from the german word for brother, Bruder.
The phrase "Bro bro bruda" is now used for the same reasons as repeated bro is, and it is newly also used as a greeting to someone you haven't seen in a long time.
(Excited)
"Bro bro bruda! Check out this new game I got!"
(Getting Attention)
"Are you even listening to me dude? Bro? Hey, bro bro bruda, listen!"
(High)
"Bro bro bruda... Broooooo..."
(Greeting)
"Bro bro bruda! Long time no see!"
"Bro bro bruda! Check out this new game I got!"
(Getting Attention)
"Are you even listening to me dude? Bro? Hey, bro bro bruda, listen!"
(High)
"Bro bro bruda... Broooooo..."
(Greeting)
"Bro bro bruda! Long time no see!"
by CrispyBun September 25, 2019
by CrispyBun December 18, 2020
Though honestly in my opinion.
An adapted version of the acronym imo, adding "though honestly" makes it fit certain situations better.
An adapted version of the acronym imo, adding "though honestly" makes it fit certain situations better.
That phone case looks really dope, thimo it would look better in cyan.
The jam was pretty great, thimo butter is way better.
The jam was pretty great, thimo butter is way better.
by CrispyBun September 24, 2019
1) I was diagnosed with the common cold. I'm so sick!
2) He actually showed them the gross pictures? He's such a sick bastard!
3) Yo, you seen the new show on Netflix? It's sick!
4) I feel sick af, Imma throw up.
2) He actually showed them the gross pictures? He's such a sick bastard!
3) Yo, you seen the new show on Netflix? It's sick!
4) I feel sick af, Imma throw up.
by CrispyBun April 9, 2019
Shkrr (originally Škrr) is a word originating from the Czech Republic. It was first used by the Czech rapper Yzomandias, and has gained popularity along the country since. It can be seen as an alternation of the word skrr, but it is not the same as skrrt.
It is an interjection, however it is not just used to describe the sound - it is the sound. It's usage may be similar to skrr, skrrt, or yeet.
It is an interjection, however it is not just used to describe the sound - it is the sound. It's usage may be similar to skrr, skrrt, or yeet.
Example 1:
Person 1: I bet you can't hit that bird with a rock.
(Person 2 throws a rock, hits the bird)
Person 2: Shkrr!
Example 2:
(Multiple people in a group, awkward silence.)
Somebody: Shkrr!
Everyone else: Shut up, you're not funny.
Person 1: I bet you can't hit that bird with a rock.
(Person 2 throws a rock, hits the bird)
Person 2: Shkrr!
Example 2:
(Multiple people in a group, awkward silence.)
Somebody: Shkrr!
Everyone else: Shut up, you're not funny.
by CrispyBun May 28, 2019