"Dem Feelz" huh?
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dem feels after a cheat day
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Honestly, dem feels for me is never anything but positive.0
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This thread has given me dem feelz. Dem gifs!0
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Is this meant to patronize someone for feeling a certain way? What's the purpose of this a way of expression?
To me, this expression is appropriate when I replace facts with feelings, all the while believing my feelings are indeed facts.
Auntie used to tell me dem feelz are not facts, they are just.....dem feelz.
It's a fact.0 -
Liftng4Lis wrote: »QueenBishOTUniverse wrote: »myfelinepal wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »There will always be people in life who like being the victim. They will take **everything** as an insult , and always feel they have been picked on or insulted somehow.
If someone gets insulted by the slang " dem feelz" then the internet may not be the best place for them.
There's slang used all the time , woo, derp, dem feelz , and so on. Not everything is an insult. But if people enjoy playing the victim, then go for it.
Personally, I'm insulted by the term Beast Mode. My back isn't *that* hairy.
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Honestly, dem feels for me is never anything but positive.
Yeah I normally see it in relation to a gif or video where there is emotional stuff.
Like when a dog reacts to a soldier coming home.
Or a dog is sleeping on the grave of its owner.
Something positive or negative happens but it's emotional
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brianpperkins wrote: »DeguelloTex wrote: »
I think it is generally meant to point out that feelings don't change reality or that sometimes reality can be harsh regardless of how you feel about it.Is this meant to patronize someone for feeling a certain way? What's the purpose of this expression?
Feel whatever you want. Don't expect what's necessary to conform to your feelings, though.
I feel like feelings should still be taken into consideration equally to facts..feelings are usually a large reason that anyone ever gains a lot of weight.
So when facts and feelings contradict ... which wins?
Dems very deep......so deep.0 -
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Yes me toomyfelinepal wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »There will always be people in life who like being the victim. They will take **everything** as an insult , and always feel they have been picked on or insulted somehow.
If someone gets insulted by the slang " dem feelz" then the internet may not be the best place for them.
There's slang used all the time , woo, derp, dem feelz , and so on. Not everything is an insult. But if people enjoy playing the victim, then go for it.
Personally, I'm insulted by the term Beast Mode. My back isn't *that* hairy.
From now on when I hear beast mode, I will instantly think its a direct insult . I will take it personally ( cuz of my hairy man beast back ) and will probably write about how I've been insulted in many threads.
Beast mode- insult
Dem feelz:(
Lol !
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Honestly, dem feels for me is never anything but positive.
Yeah I normally see it in relation to a gif or video where there is emotional stuff.
Like when a dog reacts to a soldier coming home.
Or a dog is sleeping on the grave of its owner.
Something positive or negative happens but it's emotional
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I've always perceived it more as a commiseration. But I suppose context is always important.0
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Liftng4Lis wrote: »QueenBishOTUniverse wrote: »myfelinepal wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »There will always be people in life who like being the victim. They will take **everything** as an insult , and always feel they have been picked on or insulted somehow.
If someone gets insulted by the slang " dem feelz" then the internet may not be the best place for them.
There's slang used all the time , woo, derp, dem feelz , and so on. Not everything is an insult. But if people enjoy playing the victim, then go for it.
Personally, I'm insulted by the term Beast Mode. My back isn't *that* hairy.
YOU, I like!
YOU TAKE THAT BACK!
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blankiefinder wrote: »
For some reason, of the two times I've seen it on this forum (2nd time was a post to my question of what woo is) both times were in a sarcastic, patronizing context...which conflicts with my traditional Internet understanding of the expressing being being mostly sincere. Hence, the question.0 -
blankiefinder wrote: »
For some reason, of the two times I've seen it on this forum (2nd time was a post to my question of what woo is) both times were in a sarcastic, patronizing context...which conflicts with my traditional Internet understanding of the expressing being being mostly sincere. Hence, the question.
If you're going to call out every phrase you see that you think is sarcastic or patronizing....0 -
QueenBishOTUniverse wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »QueenBishOTUniverse wrote: »myfelinepal wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »There will always be people in life who like being the victim. They will take **everything** as an insult , and always feel they have been picked on or insulted somehow.
If someone gets insulted by the slang " dem feelz" then the internet may not be the best place for them.
There's slang used all the time , woo, derp, dem feelz , and so on. Not everything is an insult. But if people enjoy playing the victim, then go for it.
Personally, I'm insulted by the term Beast Mode. My back isn't *that* hairy.
YOU, I like!
YOU TAKE THAT BACK!
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QueenBishOTUniverse wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »QueenBishOTUniverse wrote: »myfelinepal wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »There will always be people in life who like being the victim. They will take **everything** as an insult , and always feel they have been picked on or insulted somehow.
If someone gets insulted by the slang " dem feelz" then the internet may not be the best place for them.
There's slang used all the time , woo, derp, dem feelz , and so on. Not everything is an insult. But if people enjoy playing the victim, then go for it.
Personally, I'm insulted by the term Beast Mode. My back isn't *that* hairy.
YOU, I like!
YOU TAKE THAT BACK!
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I get the feeling that this thread and another similar one are showing thinly-veiled contempt toward members who post based upon science, rather than bolstering their post counts with relativistic "it's all good, we're all different" blather which does nobody any good. Why waste three paragraphs to say "I don't know anything about what you're asking and I've never tried it, but it's okay because, like, we're all different and, like, it might, like work for you, kwim?". Sometimes it's better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.0 -
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No, not what. Them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsQHNmaNxDg
yes nyah,
cool nuh iyah
who am I
just the girls dem sugar
I would have posted lyrics from Heads High but I don't want to get a warning as we all know what that song is about...0
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