Someone who behaves or feels like the central character in a story, often highlighting confidence or uniqueness.

Short for “delusional,” usually used to describe someone out of touch with reality, often in a humorous or online context.

Refers to someone who seems to act without independent thought, like a “non-player character” in video games.

Something average, mediocre, or unimpressive.

A request or opportunity to show off an outfit or fashion look.

A photo or post designed to attract attention or admiration, often by looking attractive.

Presenting a slightly misleading version of yourself online, especially on dating apps.

When someone hides their partner or relationship from friends, family, or social media.

A confident, stylish, and attractive man, often slightly older.

An exclamation used to express amazement, excitement, or disbelief.

An exclamation used to express amazement, excitement, or disbelief.

A slang term used to describe someone who is attractive or good-looking.

Evidence or proof (often screenshots or messages) used to support a claim online.

Someone who follows mainstream trends and isn’t deeply involved in internet or niche online culture.

A phrase used when something feels more powerful, emotional, or meaningful than usual.

A major improvement in appearance, confidence, or lifestyle over time.

A meme stereotype describing a confident, attractive, and socially successful man. Often used humorously online.

A phrase used to strongly relate to something someone else has said or done. It expresses deep agreement or shared feeling.

Explanation of “ship” and how it means supporting a romantic pairing.

A romantic connection without clear labels or commitment.