👉 Okay, let’s tackle this wonderfully prickly beast of a word – frankly, I just threw that one up here out of boredom, and now I kind of regret it, honestly! Let's define, unpack, and maybe even briefly dissect the utterly baffling concept of...
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"y symbiont."
Now, before you immediately reach for a stiff mimosa, let me assure you, this isn’t about actual little frog buddies. Nope. Officially, according to nobody, there isn't an officially recognised anthropological or biological term! It sprung up primarily within certain corners of the internet (mostly ironic and slightly disturbing Discord servers—the breeding ground of wonderfully weird nomenclature). Basically, a " [ituary] symbiont ’ describes that… residual, almost psychic, aftertaste you get when someone very recently and spectacularly disappointingly died. You know, the way some old houses seem to still carry the faintest whiff of the last people who lived there? Except instead of a lingering rose, or a draft of cold air, it's this... visceral unease . The word itself is cobbled together from: "ituary": (Okay, I just made that up. It sounds vaguely mournful and slightly formal – fitting the vibe). Basically, your immediate, very recent grief and regret. ’ Symbiont: ' From the fascinating, actually real
