👉 The profane word I'll use is 'harum scarum'. It's a term used in literature and poetry that describes something being too good to be true.
Let me explain this: 1. Harum : This word means "bargain" or "price." In the context of a romance, it implies that someone is trying to sell you their soul. 2. Scarum : This term describes a person who is very attractive and has all the qualities desired by someone. For example, in Shakespeare's 'Macbeth', Macbeth becomes scarred over when his heart is torn away by his love for Lady Macbeth. Now let me give you an example sentence with 'harum scarum': The character in "Macbeth" says to his lover: "I am a mere harum scarum, and I have not enough wealth to make it." This sentence is eerie because it's setting the stage perfectly as a person who is too good to be true.
