A syndrome diagnosed to fictional characters. This syndrome identifies the villainous behavior of antagonists, anti-heroes, and other character types as the quality that makes them attractive. In simpler terms, villain bad and therefore hot.
person 1: how can you simp for that guy? he’s a murderer!
person 2: bro he’s got S.S.S. written all over him. i can’t help it.
person 1: what the hell is S.S.S.?
person 2: you don’t know what S.S.S. - Sinister Sexy Syndrome is?
person 2: bro he’s got S.S.S. written all over him. i can’t help it.
person 1: what the hell is S.S.S.?
person 2: you don’t know what S.S.S. - Sinister Sexy Syndrome is?
by kaeyas.stepstool September 12, 2021
by Big feces May 16, 2008
by Frightful 6 May 10, 2022
by Mr. Sinister February 9, 2021
by Nicolioli June 15, 2007
If somebody really is good natured, they don't invite hostility and aren't involved in hostile events/incidents/arguments often (even ones they describe to others as hilarious situations). If someone is overly argumentative and does everything to excess, they are not entirely good if they are good at all.
The dork claimed to be a good college girl, but anybody with as much to run from as she had to run from must not have been entirely good, if there was any truth to her claim of being good at all (since it was a questionable claim where evil or sinister was just as likely to be her true nature).
by The Original Agahnim December 19, 2021
by Jackfresh21r May 19, 2022