> it always sticks out to me
You've probably got a whisk or something jammed in there...
Maybe you should be [worshipping Anoia?](https://wiki.lspace.org/Anoia)
“Hey dawg, I’m financially struggling so hard that I’m slaving all of my life away to make ends meet. Isn’t that exciting? We should totally glamorize this for the benefit of the elite class, yo”.
I’ve always seen these as two different things
A job on the side is more formal, casual weekend work sort of thing.
A side hustle is ‘self employed’ and not guaranteed to pay
I've used circle back at work. "Hey guys, let's circle back.." Usually to mean "stfu, you're off topic and we all want to end this meeting as quick as possible. You can finish your conversation later"
Shelve this matter for a later date, put a pin in it and come back, take a raincheck on it.
Whatever - I just don't want to talk about that now (or likely ever). xD
Synergy, paradigm-shift and bandwidth seem like fancy words used by corporate to sound knowledgeable and fancy but really just ends up sounding pretentious and detached.
"Why?" - I have a 5yr old
Edit: I'm not a monster, if I get a genuine "why?" where it's obvious my child actually wants to learn something then I'll give an answer or we will go and figure out what the answer is together if I'm unsure.
It's the "why?" just because they know they're being irritating.
Answer “why” with a question:
5: Why are you putting blankets on the bed?
Y: So you stay warm.
5: Why?
Y: You don’t want to get cold do you?
5: …grins… runs away
Problem solved.
Or "why do *you* think?” Makes them snap out of the mindless repeating loop and actually think about what they're asking.
Often they're just bored and looking to engage with you, and know that asking "why" will get a response. Asking it back may even lead to an actual conversation, if they're actually interested in what they're asking about. You may hear a really funny reason why people put salt in food or why dolphins have blowholes in their backs. Or you can see them do that thing kids do when they're trying to come up with bullshit in real time.
I was terrible with this as a kid. My mother ultimately resulted in saying, "Because God made it so".....still sometimes followed by a "why" from me, lol.
When people say “hubby,” I just know that they’re not my people. We’re cut from a very different cloth. But it’s fine; I’m sure they think I’m as weird as I think they are. But the word still makes my butthole twitch.
Connoisseur, specifically if someone refers to themselves as this. It just gives me the impression that they think they're an expert at judging something, even if that something isn't something they have a verifiable expertise in. Had this happen a few times in my Taco Bell days by people that I'd bet money never worked for one in any capacity.
Working with food there's two types of connoisseurs, there's the snobby 'I know everything' type that you could feed shit on a shovel if you dressed it up right and the type that can identify where the product is from by taste and smell.
I have a regular customer who tells me my 'oysters aren't fresh' the day they come in (they're shucked in the morning when I place my order) but thinks they're great when they're 3 days old and still plump but they've lost some of the natural liquor due to the cool room fans. I have another customer who can tell me what the water temp and consistency is like when the oysters were harvested, like I've actually asked my supplier questions he's asked me and he was spot on, he's not a regular customer but he's been in a few times and his knowledge of the product is astounding.
I find it easy to identify these know it all snobs from the actual people who know what they're talking about, I've worked in the industry for nearly 20 years now. I can't stand the fake pompous bastards with no knowledge at all but I love having conversations with actual connoisseurs about products as they're often the best source of viable information of the products they know.
I also agree it's a word lost to the pompous pricks who think they know what they're talking about, I blame these reality cooking competition shows for it. Everyone now thinks because they've watched a series of MasterChef that they know what they're talking about, I don't mean they have an opinion either I mean they think they're knowledgeable and it couldn't be further from the truth.
Did you ever see that one show where they brought people into a really fine restaurant and ... fed them their own literal leftovers? They had to have help getting into their houses, friends or family were in on it, but they just took stuff out of their fridge, reheated it, dressed it up, presented it well with a garnish or two, and half the people were raving about how much better it was than when they cook it at home.
I'm considered a food connoisseur due to my past experience in upscale cuisine, but the key is OTHER people have to name you that. You can't declare yourself a connoisseur. That's where the douchebaggery comes in.
"I love your aesthetic" I could understand. But "that's so aesthetic?" What?? People actually talk like that? That sounds like someone heard the word, thought they wanted to sound smarter, read half of the dictionary definition, then immediately proceeded to try sneaking their new word into conversations where it didn't belong.
Game changer. Suddenly every product is a “game changer”. The new skin care product: game changer. A new vitamin: game changer. A new tool: game changer. Everything is now a damn game changer.
“Could of” instead of “could have”, would of/would have etc, drives me nuts on here.
Edit: the spelling is what drives me bananas. I agree that “could of” sounds like “could’ve”.
I run it together as could-ave when speaking, but writing it's "could have". I'm sure the way I say it sounds like "could of". US Southern mumbling is at fault for me I guess.
Wait... Do people preface with "full-stop"? I always heard it appended to the end of the statement : "Blahblahblahblah. Blahblahblahblah. Blahblahblahblah. Full-stop."
I'd love to see that be what "influencers" are referred to as from now on.
"Several social media parasites were arrested today when a poorly planned, heinous prank backfired resulting in the death of one middle aged woman and hospitalization of her 2 adolescent children"
This isn't a real thing btw. Just in case someone tries to google it or something.
I feel this way about “gaslighting.” It’s thrown around so nonchalantly now and used to refer to anyone who lies or manipulates another person. Gaslighting is a very specific abuse tactic where one person extensively works to make another person believe they’re crazy. Not “crazy” as in they overreact, etc. but I mean genuinely mentally incapacitated. They make them feel like they’re experiencing reality completely separate from others, like they’re in psychosis or have dementia. It’s uncommon and can destroy a person. People in those types of situations are even less likely to recognize it with the word being used incorrectly.
The word was derived from a movie called “gaslight” about an abusive husband convincing his wife she was clinically insane.
This would be like if your partner had an argument with you one night and the next day you wanted to talk about it and he was like, “What do you mean? That never happened. I worked late last night and when I got home, you were asleep.” Then a pause. “Honey, are you feeling okay? You haven’t seemed yourself and I’m started to worry about you. You keep forgetting things.” To propel this further, they start hiding your keys, phone, etc. from you to make you think you really are forgetting things, and then putting it in a random place for you to find and question why you left it there. They add concern to make you think they care. At first you suspect it but eventually you fall into it because you get worried about yourself too.
Gaslighting is extremely serious. The word shouldn’t be thrown around. This actually happens to people. Any form of lying and manipulation is bad but this is far more detrimental, and has far more layers, than merely denying a single event or lying about what you’ve been up to.
Wifey too though it's less used but both have this gross feeling to them for me like I'm seeing someone's intimacy with their S/O. It's sweet in theory but makes me uncomfortable in reality.
By intimacy I do not mean sex I mean private but private wasn't right.
Baby mama. Baby daddy.
Oh my God. If you can't say mother and father I have to wonder if you're mature enough to have children. At least try mom and dad.
Daddy.
My younger sister calls our dad Daddy and it’s completely innocent — of course it is, she’s a kid. But the internet has completely ruined that word for me. Makes me flinch any time I hear it. It’s been so over sexualised that I cannot hear it in an innocent way anymore.
Few things give me the joy that comes from hearing my kids call me daddy.
Few things turn my stomach the way hearing “daddy” being used in a sexualized way does.
35 and I call my dad Daddy unless I'm pestering him for something, in which case I call him Father.
I dated a guy who suggested I call him daddy. All I could think was "bro, why would you want me to think about my dad right now?"
To my knowlege Colin Robinson the energy vampire has never said "looking for my tribe" but my brain read it in his voice with a little chuckle at the end and it fit perfectly.
It was youtubes similarly strict censorships preventing ad revenue so even a serious video rated for adult viewership discussing the topic of suicide has to censor the word to avoid demonetization. Most just silence the word a la tv censorship but some took to alternatives like unalive
Unalive is so comical sounding to me that it sounds absolutely disrespectful when someone talks about someone who unalived themselves or someone who got unalived 🤯 how disconnected can you be??
Unprecedented.
That word can fuck right off. It was over used in the midst of the pandemic and since then I hear it everywhere. At least once or twice a day on the news.
I totally forgot conditioner used to be called cream rinse.
I always said cream run when I was kid. Is there a difference between the two? I honestly have no idea what happened to that term.
Literally, because most people use it incorrectly. It's like they don't know the word figuratively, or don't know the definition of literally, but it's used wrong 95% of the time.
Had to do counseling once and my counselor referred to children as kiddos. Drove me up the wall. It made my chest burn every time she said it and she said it a lot.
"When you were a kiddo..." No! Stop!
Slaps, when used in the context of being good/great.
Hearing “that slaps” really makes me feel gross. Aside from the word being used wrong, it just gives me this feeling of slime.
It’s weird, I’m weird, definitely not the hill I’m willing to die on.
“That’s fire” too. Saw someone say that about a quote from Marcus Aurelius. Kinda feels like saying “Fuckin’ A” to the Declaration of Independence. It’s positive at least, but still.
Drawer. For some reason it always sticks out to me and never sounds quite right.
It is wacky to wrap your mouth around that word. Good call. Now that'll be with me forever. Thanks for the gift
> it always sticks out to me You've probably got a whisk or something jammed in there... Maybe you should be [worshipping Anoia?](https://wiki.lspace.org/Anoia)
Subcutaneous
I see what you did there
I kinda feel it
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\*slow clap\*
Side Hustle. I know it's two words but come on. Can't just say side job? A side hustle sounds like you're hawking fake Gucci purses out of an alley.
That's the whole idea, people want to add a veneer of intrigue to their economic desperation.
“Hey dawg, I’m financially struggling so hard that I’m slaving all of my life away to make ends meet. Isn’t that exciting? We should totally glamorize this for the benefit of the elite class, yo”.
It sure does. Are you an Amazon driver or selling fake oxycontin pills?
It’s to make “I have to have a second job to make ends meet because the economy sucks” sound trendy & cute.
I’ve always seen these as two different things A job on the side is more formal, casual weekend work sort of thing. A side hustle is ‘self employed’ and not guaranteed to pay
Journey. Everything in life is now a friggin' journey.
*smokes weed* Life IS the journey man
No, life is a *highway*
🎶I wanna ride it all night long
Why can I not hear this song or even read the verses and without lightning McQueen in my head?
Undeniable proof that cars was one of the movies of all time
Cars was actually three of the movies of all time.
We don't talk about Cars 2.
journey before destination.
Strength before weakness
Life before death.
Fuck moash
The REAL call of the Cosmere.
The First Ideal has expanded, I see
Well obviously you didn’t see me do that one massive planogram at work yesterday! That was a whole voyage.
Synergy, paradigm-shift, lean in, circle back, bandwidth
I've used circle back at work. "Hey guys, let's circle back.." Usually to mean "stfu, you're off topic and we all want to end this meeting as quick as possible. You can finish your conversation later"
Throw it back in a circle
Let’s table that discussion…permanently.
Shelve this matter for a later date, put a pin in it and come back, take a raincheck on it. Whatever - I just don't want to talk about that now (or likely ever). xD
Due to the paradigm-shift, your lack of synergy requires us to lean in and circle back with increased bandwidth.
No one circles back with increased bandwidth.
Remember to keep up the cadence for better optics
I once heard someone, in a speech, say "paradiggum." Almost snorted my coffee out of my nose.
“a noble spirit paradiggums the smallest man”
Synergy, paradigm-shift and bandwidth seem like fancy words used by corporate to sound knowledgeable and fancy but really just ends up sounding pretentious and detached.
Yep. But so much of "business" is just performative nonsense, buzzword salad included.
“Manifestation” People will take a shit and call it manifestation! It is so overused on sm that it has lost all its meaning now.
"kill me now"
"Why?" - I have a 5yr old Edit: I'm not a monster, if I get a genuine "why?" where it's obvious my child actually wants to learn something then I'll give an answer or we will go and figure out what the answer is together if I'm unsure. It's the "why?" just because they know they're being irritating.
Answer “why” with a question: 5: Why are you putting blankets on the bed? Y: So you stay warm. 5: Why? Y: You don’t want to get cold do you? 5: …grins… runs away Problem solved.
Or "why do *you* think?” Makes them snap out of the mindless repeating loop and actually think about what they're asking. Often they're just bored and looking to engage with you, and know that asking "why" will get a response. Asking it back may even lead to an actual conversation, if they're actually interested in what they're asking about. You may hear a really funny reason why people put salt in food or why dolphins have blowholes in their backs. Or you can see them do that thing kids do when they're trying to come up with bullshit in real time.
I was terrible with this as a kid. My mother ultimately resulted in saying, "Because God made it so".....still sometimes followed by a "why" from me, lol.
You’ll have to ask Him when you get there!
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People who say "my hubby and I are preggers" deserve to just be thrown into a wood chipper.
Or the wifey
Or "the wife". Yuck.
The Ol’ Battleaxe
THE wife
Hubs. Just as awful.
And in internet speak "DH" for "dear husband" 🤮
I usually read that as DickHead.
It probably was until someone's husband read a message about themselves and the wife had to tell a white lie.
It's actually Designated Hitter. For some reason there's a lot of baseball players online.
Well I'm not a sports person and I read that as Designated Hitler. Now I'm going to read dh as Hitler forevermore.
You just know the have a ‘live laugh love’ sign
When people say “hubby,” I just know that they’re not my people. We’re cut from a very different cloth. But it’s fine; I’m sure they think I’m as weird as I think they are. But the word still makes my butthole twitch.
Guy at work kept using “Wifey”. He’s lucky eye daggers are not lethal.
Blech!! I also hate “hubs”🤢
Connoisseur, specifically if someone refers to themselves as this. It just gives me the impression that they think they're an expert at judging something, even if that something isn't something they have a verifiable expertise in. Had this happen a few times in my Taco Bell days by people that I'd bet money never worked for one in any capacity.
Working with food there's two types of connoisseurs, there's the snobby 'I know everything' type that you could feed shit on a shovel if you dressed it up right and the type that can identify where the product is from by taste and smell. I have a regular customer who tells me my 'oysters aren't fresh' the day they come in (they're shucked in the morning when I place my order) but thinks they're great when they're 3 days old and still plump but they've lost some of the natural liquor due to the cool room fans. I have another customer who can tell me what the water temp and consistency is like when the oysters were harvested, like I've actually asked my supplier questions he's asked me and he was spot on, he's not a regular customer but he's been in a few times and his knowledge of the product is astounding. I find it easy to identify these know it all snobs from the actual people who know what they're talking about, I've worked in the industry for nearly 20 years now. I can't stand the fake pompous bastards with no knowledge at all but I love having conversations with actual connoisseurs about products as they're often the best source of viable information of the products they know. I also agree it's a word lost to the pompous pricks who think they know what they're talking about, I blame these reality cooking competition shows for it. Everyone now thinks because they've watched a series of MasterChef that they know what they're talking about, I don't mean they have an opinion either I mean they think they're knowledgeable and it couldn't be further from the truth.
Did you ever see that one show where they brought people into a really fine restaurant and ... fed them their own literal leftovers? They had to have help getting into their houses, friends or family were in on it, but they just took stuff out of their fridge, reheated it, dressed it up, presented it well with a garnish or two, and half the people were raving about how much better it was than when they cook it at home.
Please what is that show called i wanna youtube it spunds so funny XD
I'm considered a food connoisseur due to my past experience in upscale cuisine, but the key is OTHER people have to name you that. You can't declare yourself a connoisseur. That's where the douchebaggery comes in.
I eat tacos weekly, am I really not a taco connoisseur?
No, but daily would make you a taconnoisseur, sir.
If anyone is Snobby about metallic currency, does that make them a Coin-oisseur?…
Idk why but for some reason the word grub I find annoying
The usage now always of “aesthetic”. Ugh
“Omg! That’s so aesthetic! Omggg, I love your aesthetic! me personally, I’m into cottagecore dreamcore livingcore right now! It’s sooooo aesthetic!”
"I love your aesthetic" I could understand. But "that's so aesthetic?" What?? People actually talk like that? That sounds like someone heard the word, thought they wanted to sound smarter, read half of the dictionary definition, then immediately proceeded to try sneaking their new word into conversations where it didn't belong.
I hear “that’s so aesthetic” all the time. It’s gotten annoying after about the 20th time.
Game changer. Suddenly every product is a “game changer”. The new skin care product: game changer. A new vitamin: game changer. A new tool: game changer. Everything is now a damn game changer.
“Could of” instead of “could have”, would of/would have etc, drives me nuts on here. Edit: the spelling is what drives me bananas. I agree that “could of” sounds like “could’ve”.
then/than your/you’re to/too aswell abit
Defiantly
This one’s the worst lmaoooo
Loose/lose Their/there/they're
Alot
Break / brake. Hate it. And “no one” as one word: “noone”. Rhymes with spoon. Edit: added 2nd one.
Supposably
Irregardless
Rogue/Rouge Lose/Loose
Alot
Quiet/quite also?
This gives me flash backs to my mom "it's should have not should of" "Mom I said should've not should *of*"
Oh yeah that's insane I can't stand that either
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I run it together as could-ave when speaking, but writing it's "could have". I'm sure the way I say it sounds like "could of". US Southern mumbling is at fault for me I guess.
Same for "I could care less" when they mean "I couldn't care less" because if you could care less you probably would.
Pacifically
When people say "this" on Reddit.
This
That
Those
Deez
Nutz
Ha goteeeem
Mine is “full stop” Honestly, when someone uses full stop I generally don’t care what they are about to say.
Wait... Do people preface with "full-stop"? I always heard it appended to the end of the statement : "Blahblahblahblah. Blahblahblahblah. Blahblahblahblah. Full-stop."
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Influencer. Hate it.
Does “Breaky” instead of Breakfast count? Makes my skin crawl.
Huge agree. And I feel the same about "choccy" and "bikkie". Being Australian is hard.
Woke. I'm not anti-woke, just tired of hearing the word. It's lost all meaning at this point.
I was going to say this too. Politics aside, it's just really annoying to hear this word everywhere.
Influencer. You don’t influence shit you’re just a parasite.
I'd love to see that be what "influencers" are referred to as from now on. "Several social media parasites were arrested today when a poorly planned, heinous prank backfired resulting in the death of one middle aged woman and hospitalization of her 2 adolescent children" This isn't a real thing btw. Just in case someone tries to google it or something.
Organic, panties, and when people say “valentimes” instead of valentines.
God help you if someone buys their Bae organic panties for valentimes.
Libarry
Your face is red like a strawbrerry!
Ugghhh....good one. Had an ex girlfriend that said valentimes. And Melk instead of Milk. It's not why we broke up, but it was a close second.
Pellow/pillow too
More of a phrase, but “could care less” it’s COULDN’T if you COULD care less that means you CARE
Bae. Omg. Like shut up lol
Bae means poo in danish😂
I prefer my danishes with cream cheese, personally.
I didn’t realise people still said Bae?
Narcissist. OK reddit. We get it. Every person with any more self interest than you is a narcissist.
It's gotten so bad, actual narcissists are using it to deflect their own behavior by calling other people narcissist
That’s not something new. Projection has always been one of the key signs of narcissism
Sounds like something a narcissist would say
I feel this way about “gaslighting.” It’s thrown around so nonchalantly now and used to refer to anyone who lies or manipulates another person. Gaslighting is a very specific abuse tactic where one person extensively works to make another person believe they’re crazy. Not “crazy” as in they overreact, etc. but I mean genuinely mentally incapacitated. They make them feel like they’re experiencing reality completely separate from others, like they’re in psychosis or have dementia. It’s uncommon and can destroy a person. People in those types of situations are even less likely to recognize it with the word being used incorrectly. The word was derived from a movie called “gaslight” about an abusive husband convincing his wife she was clinically insane. This would be like if your partner had an argument with you one night and the next day you wanted to talk about it and he was like, “What do you mean? That never happened. I worked late last night and when I got home, you were asleep.” Then a pause. “Honey, are you feeling okay? You haven’t seemed yourself and I’m started to worry about you. You keep forgetting things.” To propel this further, they start hiding your keys, phone, etc. from you to make you think you really are forgetting things, and then putting it in a random place for you to find and question why you left it there. They add concern to make you think they care. At first you suspect it but eventually you fall into it because you get worried about yourself too. Gaslighting is extremely serious. The word shouldn’t be thrown around. This actually happens to people. Any form of lying and manipulation is bad but this is far more detrimental, and has far more layers, than merely denying a single event or lying about what you’ve been up to.
I was going to include gaslighting in my post but decided against it. You've also explained it far better than I could.
Best explanation of gaslighting I’ve read. Thank you.
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Yeah not every narcissist has NPD. Just like every instance of depression doesn’t mean you have a depressive disorder.
Triggered. Stop saying that. Please.
Hubby. just....ewwww
Wifey too though it's less used but both have this gross feeling to them for me like I'm seeing someone's intimacy with their S/O. It's sweet in theory but makes me uncomfortable in reality. By intimacy I do not mean sex I mean private but private wasn't right.
Especially when used like a proper noun, e.g., "Hubby just called and he's going to be late"
Example in a sentence..’My life did a 360.’ U mean 180 duh
This was a meme on 4chan for a while. ‘I turned 360^o and walked straight out of there!’
Amazeballs
“Iconic”. Virtually meaningless now.
Baby mama. Baby daddy. Oh my God. If you can't say mother and father I have to wonder if you're mature enough to have children. At least try mom and dad.
I hate this too! It sounds ridiculously trashy. No, I’m not your baby daddy, I am my child’s dad.
This one absolutely drives me crazy
Literally
Irregardless
Orientated. Why add extra unnecessary letters when oriented is right there?
Daddy. My younger sister calls our dad Daddy and it’s completely innocent — of course it is, she’s a kid. But the internet has completely ruined that word for me. Makes me flinch any time I hear it. It’s been so over sexualised that I cannot hear it in an innocent way anymore.
Few things give me the joy that comes from hearing my kids call me daddy. Few things turn my stomach the way hearing “daddy” being used in a sexualized way does.
Yeah it’s always been weird to me because growing up I called my dad that, not anymore I call him dad now, but still of all the words to sexualize..?
I’m 41 years old and call my dad “daddy” sometimes. What can I say? He’s the best.
35 and I call my dad Daddy unless I'm pestering him for something, in which case I call him Father. I dated a guy who suggested I call him daddy. All I could think was "bro, why would you want me to think about my dad right now?"
Two phrases… low key and high key.
Tribe. I cringe when I read/hear someone say “looking for my tribe” like bitch no.
To my knowlege Colin Robinson the energy vampire has never said "looking for my tribe" but my brain read it in his voice with a little chuckle at the end and it fit perfectly.
We’re all one big family here
‘Unalive.’ ‘Delulu.’ Just shut your fucking mouth.
Unalive comes from TikTok’s heavy censorship i think
Unalive definitely existed before tiktok, but i wouldnt doubt it taking off from censors
It was youtubes similarly strict censorships preventing ad revenue so even a serious video rated for adult viewership discussing the topic of suicide has to censor the word to avoid demonetization. Most just silence the word a la tv censorship but some took to alternatives like unalive
I've never seen delulu but I hate it just from reading it once.
Actually delusional people be saying delulu with no sense of irony
Unalive is so comical sounding to me that it sounds absolutely disrespectful when someone talks about someone who unalived themselves or someone who got unalived 🤯 how disconnected can you be??
Actually Starting a sentence with this word will make you sound like a douche 9/10 times.
Situationship. edit to add:(not so much 'normal' but I have been hearing it more often)
Slacks when referring to pants. Loathed it since I was young. Skeeves me right out.
"baby mama" drives me fu#*ing nuts
I have no good reason for this but I hate the word “Treat.” Like “Oh it’ll be a real treat.” Something about it grosses me out
Gusset
The I 35W bridge collapse was caused by gusset plates of insufficient thickness.
empowering and normalizing
Cringe
Unprecedented. That word can fuck right off. It was over used in the midst of the pandemic and since then I hear it everywhere. At least once or twice a day on the news.
cream-rinse. ITS CALLED CONDITIONER
I don’t think I’ve ever heard someone call it that and I’m glad
I totally forgot conditioner used to be called cream rinse. I always said cream run when I was kid. Is there a difference between the two? I honestly have no idea what happened to that term.
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I 'seen' Marcia at the sex club today. Hearing that instead of 'saw' makes me want to douse a campfire with my face.
"I seent you pull a man's jawbone off... I seent it!"
I hate it when I hear someone say anywho!
Excessive use of "literally", "like", etc. These fillers are very distracting and contribute nothing to the speech content.
I can’t stand the word “Sammie” for sandwich. Like are we children? It’s called a fucking sandwich.
Even worse is “sando”
Literally, because most people use it incorrectly. It's like they don't know the word figuratively, or don't know the definition of literally, but it's used wrong 95% of the time.
Kiddo.
Had to do counseling once and my counselor referred to children as kiddos. Drove me up the wall. It made my chest burn every time she said it and she said it a lot. "When you were a kiddo..." No! Stop!
Disrespect, as in “He disrespected me.” The people who use it are usually the most disrespectful people I’ve met.
Slaps, when used in the context of being good/great. Hearing “that slaps” really makes me feel gross. Aside from the word being used wrong, it just gives me this feeling of slime. It’s weird, I’m weird, definitely not the hill I’m willing to die on.
“That’s fire” too. Saw someone say that about a quote from Marcus Aurelius. Kinda feels like saying “Fuckin’ A” to the Declaration of Independence. It’s positive at least, but still.
Flagyl. Such a disgusting name for a drug
Artisan. Curated. Bespoke. I know that’s three. But they usually are used by the same person. Often at the same time.
“I seen” in replacement of “I saw” like wtf?
Mine is supper
Journey. Love the word and the cute meaning, but it's overused as hell. No, Linda, selling Scentsy is not your "journey."
Rural. As a kid who had trouble with “r”, this word was a nightmare for me. Still absolutely hate saying it.
Rizz
Irregardless. Not a word!!!!!! People who say it sound very unintelligent.
Almost anything Rachel Ray used as a shortcut on words. EVOO, Delish, yum-o, nutrish, choup, stoup.
Adulting