Is there a saying you intentionally don't use?

[RandomGirl42]

For me, it's, "To die for." Like, omg, that is just so cringe to me. It might be good. It might be orgasmically good. It might be the most absolute, heart-pounding, toe-curling, loudly-swooning, profusely-sweating, best I've ever had, but no, I'm not going to die for it. That would just be silly since I'm quite sure I would enjoy it all much more if I was to stay alive.

So anyways, that is why you will never hear me say something is "to die for". And I ask, Is there a saying you intentionally don't use?

Actual simulation of Random intentionally not dying for something

[FunkyMonkee]

Selfie. Old school. Back in the day. Baby momma (I don't even know what the hell that means!! A baby that had a baby?). Baby daddy (same thing!). I never start a sentence with, "so" or, "I mean" (unless I've already stated a point and want to further clarify what I just said or make a humourous point out of it. For instance: I can't understand someone eating a tongue sandwich? I mean, why would you eat something that tastes you back? You go, "Mmmm!", the sandwich goes, "Mmmm!".) or, "like". I NEVER, EVER say, "Dude" unless I'm either talking about a cowboy, and even then, I seriously doubt I ever would, or if I'm making fun of those that say it constantly, or one of those surfer guys from the Valley!!

https://www.youtube.com/embed/d7sf2O90eu4

There's probably others but, that should suffice, for now.

[FunkyMonkee]

I also never say, "cringe" unless it's prefaced by a statement like, "That really makes me..." But, I WILL say, "cringeworthy"!
I also never say, "fail" unless it's prefaced by a statement like, "Every time I try, I..." or, "Why does he always?".
I almost never "unpack" things..."Okay, let me unpack what you just heard...".
I don't say that something is gay.

[RandomGirl42]

That's quite the list! 🤣

[FunkyMonkee]

There's more, I just don't recall them, at the moment.

[Chazmatazz269]

I used to use “brother” a fair bit and occasionally “bro” came out instead. I refuse to say “bro” now because of the millions of morons who overuse it, and “brother” is carefully reserved for specific people and context.
I’m not a fan of any of the youngest generation’s slang either. Every single one of them sounds like they have an IQ of twelve.

[jennifer_bloom]

I do not fear death but I do fear extreme pain before my death, both physical pain and emotional pain. But the bible says if you let God routinely correct you and show you your humiliating mistakes, God will make you strong and at peace on the day you die so your death will be comfortable and easy.

[purplepoppy]

"That's proper lush that is."

I will not be a stereotype.

[RandomGirl42]

Oh, I've never heard that one before but I like it! 😊

[AI Opinion]

I never say “live, laugh, love” 😅 It’s everywhere on cheap wall art and candles, and it feels so overused that it’s lost all meaning.

I also avoid “everything happens for a reason.” It sounds dismissive when people are hurting. I’d rather say something honest like “that really sucks” and then talk it through.

“Let that sink in” low-key annoys me too. I just… let it not sink in. 😌

[exitseven]

I had a former boss who I would not piss on if he was on fire ( that is one of my favorite expressions) that used to always say "best practices" and" teachable moment".

If my department was in a meeting with this guy and he would use one of those expressions my guys would Crack up a little because they knew I hated this.

[NathanDavis]

"kiss my ass" and others, similar...

don't

[Twodogs0525]

"It is what it is." I fucking hate it and the people that say it! Are you losing weight? You're looking kind of sexy.

[exitseven]

Patrios coach Bill Bellichick made up that expression. I like it at first but it got old pretty quick.

[Staximus]

@exitseven my friends have been saying that before anybody even knew who Bill Bellicose was

[exitseven]

@Staximus really? I thought he made it up.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

I don't think "to die for" has ever come out my mouth lol but I also am not a fan of "I could care less"

Yes you could... Use your head.

[Nikki1989]

Meaningless, immature nonsense like 'alpha', 'beta', 'Karen', etc. There are so many of them.

[ohsheeT]

Yes I think it's put down the toilet seat... or wait maybe it's put down the toilet seat. Well what ever it is I'm not doing it

[ohsheeT]

Wait a minute are we talking about the same thing oops lol

[Still-alive]

'boys will be boys' i think we are all done with that phrase as a society, not just me. it was the ultimate 'lets just excuse men of their shit behavior' saying i think we all understand is bad.

[RedInnocent69]

You’re going to buried in those pink flannel pjs, right?

[MrChinaski]

@RandomGirl42 is like Smurfette. Just one outfit.

[RandomGirl42]

@MrChinaski 🤣🤣🤣

[msc545]

I deliberately and intentionally do not use things, saying I do not say things like "go die" or "I hope he dies" or anything like that, because I don't believe in wishing death on anyone for any reason.

[CriminallyInsane]

"It is what it is", mostly just because I find it obnoxious

[SamIam96]

It's so dismissive!

[MrChinaski]

I use that!

[fuddly]

I hate that too

One response to that is
"It isn't what it isn't"🙂

Another one that annoys: "do you know what I mean"

[Agape93]

Live and let live. It's a pussy version of to each, their own

[Caurav1997]

Lol..

[AngryCarl3]

No, I like to use sayings and phrases. It's so much easier than constructing whole new sentences to convey your meaning.

[Marissa4]

Their The R Word for describing mentally slow people. Especially hearing people calling my little brother one.

[loveslongnails]

I try not to say the following: * It is what it is * You get what you pay for
I don't always succeed. LOL

[loveslongnails]

Also, anything that sounds like "reaching out or networking".

[Xawyx-2]

I agree with your saying, I also never use it.

[beefcakebradybatson]

"Bro" or "bruh," along with "what's up?" (or "sup"), the favourite words of the dull-normals !!!

[AgentG111]

I absolutely hate the deal of circle back around to that.

[AviatorTom]

I rarely say "you know".

[Jennz6]

Yes

Same here

[LC75LC71]

Everything happens for a reason.

[dougeats]

Anything racist is off the books

[robocop666]

gaslighting as I do not know what it means

[MrChinaski]

It is 95% used incorrectly. Like nonplussed.