Everyone here is wrong. It’s sometimes used for attention, but most common use age is desperate for sex.

Remember how we used to say a hot person was a tall drink of water? Thirty comes from that. You’re thirsty a specific person.

An attractive woman posting risqué photos is not the one who is thirsty. The desperate men who try to slide into her DMs are the thirsty ones.

Anonymous wrote:Desperate for attention. Example: Meghan Markle.

Ah this explains why she has been all over the news and social media this year.

/s

Anonymous wrote:So being thirsty is negative.

Is posting thirst traps also bad?

OP here. What is a "thirst trap"??

I hate the word. It’s definitely a generational terminology.

So being thirsty is negative.

Is posting thirst traps also bad?

Desperate for attention. Example: Meghan Markle.

Fans are thirsty and the hot celebrities are the water. Thirsty Thursdays people post sexy fan cams.

I am a thirsty ho, here’s a photo of X with his shirt off.

how is a man thirsty?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Desperate, in general. Like a woman throwing herself at a man.

Throws herself at a man is more of a pickme or pickmeisha.

Thirsty (or the stronger “dehydrated”) mean a need for attention in general.

PP. Huh. Did not know this.

Anonymous wrote:Desperate, in general. Like a woman throwing herself at a man.

Throws herself at a man is more of a pickme or pickmeisha.

Thirsty (or the stronger “dehydrated”) mean a need for attention in general.

Desperate, in general. Like a woman throwing herself at a man.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see this a lot in the press etc and I can't quite get my head around it

Desperate for attention

This.

Anonymous wrote:I see this a lot in the press etc and I can't quite get my head around it

Desperate for attention

Seeking attention, typically related to their attractiveness.

I see this a lot in the press etc and I can't quite get my head around it