Magic kitty's definitions

💛

The "Besties" status on Snapchat. You send the most Snaps to this person, and they send the most Snaps to you too.

If you want to know if someone is your bestie on Snapchat, click their profile and see if there's a 💛 by their name.

by Magic kitty May 1, 2022

Barcode

Refers to a cluster of self-harm wounds and scars because they look similar to barcodes.

Person: "Ugh, summer is coming up! With these barcodes on my arms, I can't possibly go short-sleeved!"

by Magic kitty April 10, 2022

fait accompli

Effectively, "fate." Inescapable; futile to not accept it.

Death and taxes are a fait accompli.

by Magic kitty June 8, 2022

Fate

Something that will happen regardless of what you do in order to prevent it, and it is because of this notion that you should just accept it, instead of destroying the world around you trying to prevent it. This does not mean free will does not exist - it does. Every action you do matters. The way I see it is that some of your actions do not lead you down a different road to a different destination, rather just a different road to the same one, but in a different way.

Fate is real. Nothing you do changes it, but sometimes you grow to realise that you don't even want to.

by Magic kitty April 10, 2022

Troll

A commonly accepted definition for this is someone who does morally questionable things for the main sake of causing chaos or destruction. There are good trolls and bad ones. A good troll has properly calculated actions to cause as much disruption as possible. A bad troll is one who either takes it too far or simply relies solely on stereotypes, edginess, and slurs as trolling. What makes a troll even better is if there are layers to them - as in, not always insistent on being an asshole, and maintains the ability of being serious and nice, even. Not all good trolls have to fit this criteria, though.

Person 1: "You're a troll!"
Person 2: "Yes, but a good one."

by Magic kitty October 30, 2021

Drop out

Either used as a verb meaning quitting school - this could be college or regular school - before the end of the year, or adjective describing someone who did.

As a verb: "I want to drop out of school."

As an adjective (describing a noun, in this case a person): "I'm a high school drop out."

by Magic kitty April 28, 2022

Widdle

Informal British verb meaning to urinate, also baby speak, or to imitate child-like enunciation, of the word "little." If it is the latter, then it's either said or spelled this way as a sign of endearment, or to be condescending, or to talk down to this person.

#1 "I just took a widdle in the bathroom"
#2 (as endearment) "Oh, you're just a cute widdle angel :3"
#2.1 (as condescending) "Cry more, you poor widdle baby"

by Magic kitty March 31, 2022