My teen DD is a very talented gymnast, so when I overheard her tell a friend on the phone that she wanted to "roll a joint" I naturally assumed she was referring to some sort of stretching. Unfortunately, I found out the hard way that "roll a joint" is the newest teen lingo for rolling a marijuana cigarette.

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Anonymous wrote:They use “period” and “that’s on period” on its own to indicate agreement with someone else.

“Wow that math test was so hard”
“And that’s on period”

Period died in 2019. The only people who use this now are the blaccent insta children making fun of what they think a stereotypical black girl does. #facts

Idk I see it all over TikTok still by gen z, not just millennials trying to be hip. You’re right though in that most of the “teen lingo” is AAVE that gets appropriated.

Anonymous wrote:They use “period” and “that’s on period” on its own to indicate agreement with someone else.

“Wow that math test was so hard”
“And that’s on period”

Period died in 2019. The only people who use this now are the blaccent insta children making fun of what they think a stereotypical black girl does. #facts

“Out of pocket” means unnecessary or out of line

IRL - In Real Life (as in not on the computer or on discord)
Mid/Meh - Mediocre (means that someone is basic or a tad stupid)
Pog - Play of Game - (means awesome or great)
Mint - (also means awesome or great)

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Anonymous wrote:a "pick-me" girl/person is someone who tries too hard to be liked.

aka a 'try-hard'

these are a little old, but salty means ticked off. and lit means exciting or fun.

Pick me isn’t a try hard. Being a pick me is internalized misogyny. A pick me girl is someone who puts other girls down or sets herself apart from girls to be liked by boys.

Also, salty means jealous or resentful, not ticked off.

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Anonymous wrote:a "pick-me" girl/person is someone who tries too hard to be liked.

aka a 'try-hard'

these are a little old, but salty means ticked off. and lit means exciting or fun.

Pick me isn’t a try hard. Being a pick me is internalized misogyny. A pick me girl is someone who puts other girls down or sets herself apart from girls to be liked by boys.

They use “period” and “that’s on period” on its own to indicate agreement with someone else.

“Wow that math test was so hard”
“And that’s on period”

Anonymous wrote:a "pick-me" girl/person is someone who tries too hard to be liked.

aka a 'try-hard'

these are a little old, but salty means ticked off. and lit means exciting or fun.

Anonymous wrote:Fire doesn’t mean hot. Fire means really good, often in reference to food. “That Mac and cheese looks fire”

Yes. You wouldn’t say a person looks fire or is fire if they’re attractive, but you might use the fire emoji 🔥🔥🔥 to express that, say in a comment on someone’s Instagram post where they look good.

Fire doesn’t mean hot. Fire means really good, often in reference to food. “That Mac and cheese looks fire”

Anonymous wrote:Sus is suspicioius or suspect or generally not good
TLDR for “to summarize”
I’ve heard fire but not brick
There was another one they were saying the other day but now I’ve forgotten it—it will come to me.

TLDR is ‘too long, didn’t read’. If you post many, long winded paragraphs, you can end it with a tdlr version as in a short, summarized version with one or two sentences.

Anonymous wrote:If your teen says something "sucks" they don't mean it actually sucks like a vacuum. It means something is boring, bad, not fun, etc.

LOL

Anonymous wrote:If your teen says something "sucks" they don't mean it actually sucks like a vacuum. It means something is boring, bad, not fun, etc.

Ok Elmer Fudd. That isn’t a teen thing. And not new.

If your teen says something "sucks" they don't mean it actually sucks like a vacuum. It means something is boring, bad, not fun, etc.