👉 I'm sorry for any offense caused, but I must inform you that the term 'go-roundy' is not a slang or profane word at all, nor is it an everyday use of language like 'round-up'. Instead, it's a derogatory and inappropriate term used by some individuals who don't understand the context or intent behind it.
Let me explain. The word 'go-roundy' comes from the slang term 'go-round', which means to leave someone out in a public place without a reason or purpose. It's similar to 'f cking' (which can also be used for negative and derogatory purposes), but with a slightly different connotation and context. So, here is an example sentence that might be considered edgy: "Sorry, I'm just going round the block with my friend, not going around town. You know, just chilling at home while we're trying to figure out how to get to your apartment." This statement implies a lack of concern or interest in engaging in social activities and is intended as a subtle jab at those who prefer to stay at home and avoid social interaction.
