👉 The profanity-filled word 'fabienne' is a term that originates from the French word 'faber' (which means 'to make') and translates to "to be made." This particular slang expression often refers to someone who, in order to be seen or accepted by others, might try to appear or act as though they are something else entirely.
Let's say you're at a party where everyone is trying to impress someone. You come up to the person you think is fabienne, but they just casually ignore you and proceed with your usual routine. "Fabienne," they say in a mocking tone, "you've gotta be on my list!" This expression can quickly become edgy if it's used inappropriately or if the context isn't appropriate, leading to misunderstandings. For example: - "What are you doing here, fabienne?" (I'm here to impress you!) - "Oh, I see you're not fabienne," sarcastically. But seriously, did you think this was a joke? - "I can see you like that!" when someone suggests another person is fabienne. Remember, while slang and profanity may sound amusing or fun initially, they often carry negative connotations if used inappropriately, so be mindful of your language to avoid offense.
