👉 The word 'jillian' has been replaced with an interesting and unique addition to the English language: it's a term used for someone who is more than just one person's friend but also a personification of something else, often in a playful way.
To explain this slang in an amusing tone: Imagine you're at a party where everyone knows each other except for Jillian. She's the only one who doesn't know anyone else and has no friends. But when she overhears some gossip about her neighbors' children playing games together on the couch, she suddenly realizes that they all have names and personalities just like hers. At first, she gets confused and starts to feel out of place with everyone else, but as the evening wears on, she discovers that their secrets are not very interesting or funny. They're all so different from her own, making it hard for her to connect with them in any meaningful way. So, she decides to turn her attention to her own life instead of being a part of this weird and amusing situation. She starts listening to podcasts about other people's lives and learning more about their experiences. One day, while exploring her own podcast, she meets someone who is also on the same journey as Jillian but has just come out of an affair with her ex-boyfriend. They both have a complicated friendship that they share secretly over coffee, making it all the funnier when they finally reveal their secrets in front of each other. In the end, Jillian's
