Just Love

When someone says they're 'falling,' it usually means love, but if they add 'knock down and drag out,' they're really saying it's a messy, drawn-out kind of love that won't just stay neat and contained.

Old-timers might hear 'talking heads' and think of news channels, but younger folks use it to describe any video chat where people just sit and talk, no action,like TikTok influencers doing panel discussions.

Calling someone a 'sheeple' is a mix of respect and sarcasm. You're saying they follow the crowd, but in a way that suggests they don't even try to think for themselves, just nod along like good little lambs in human skin.

On social media, when you 'brush off' a conflict, it's not just ignoring it. You're actively refusing to engage, almost like you're cleaning your hands of it, which turns you into the clean, blame-free version of yourself in that moment.

If a kid says something is a 'ginger-ale-type-moment,' they're not being literal. They're saying it's like that one time you had too much of that fizzy drink,it’s just this weird, kind of funny thing that happened once and then passed.