Zombieing

I am listing this because my good friend's nickname is Zombie, due to a sleepy nature.

I heard about this dating term 'Zombieing', Monday evening and other related terms on

Boundless: February 10 2020

and read about related here

Huff Post: Updated December 6, 2017

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Zombieing What is it? Here's the first documented definition I could find: "To be zombied is to have someone you care about disappear from your life altogether only to have them bring a relationship back from the dead with an out-of-the-blue text or interaction on social media." I would add to that it doesn't have to be a text or social media contact -- that's the easiest way to dip a toe in the water, but some people go full-blown -- a phone call, an old-school letter, or showing up in person somewhere you know they'll be. The point is -- a person from your past rises from the metaphorical dead and wants back in your life.
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In Christ, if mistakes were made in an initial parting of ways, and the Holy Spirit is leading us toward renewed relationship, I am for a fix; otherwise I would flee from the Zombie!!!

The plight of a modern man?

Paraphrased comments

DrRNM: (Satirical) Is that Maple Ridge?

DrRNM: The 'white trash' country music fits the video.

X: Yes, that could be Pitt Meadows.

(I, we are not without sympathy, but we found this video with the music, very humourous)

Z: I am impressed with the ability to stay upright during such fluid and intense movement
     through a state of altered consciousness.

Thank you, Arne...

Facebook: USA?

Whatever...

Meidum.com: Nothing to do with communism.

Whatever (slang): Wikipedia

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Whatever is a slang term meaning "whatever you say" , "I don't care what you say" or "what will be will be". The term is used either to dismiss a previous statement and express indifference or in affirmation of a previous statement as "whatever will be will be".[1] Michael McKenna (2012-11-04), Doris Day - Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) (w Children's Chorus) - 1964 version, retrieved 2016-04-13

'Whatever' is often a red flag term when I hear or read it, especially during an argument. Not claiming intellectual perfection here, but seems to me, 'whatever' is sometimes used to dismiss key intellectually, uncomfortable,  premises within a discussion and debate.

Dismissed premises as opposed to dealt with premises.
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This just in from Facebook.

X: Sometimes I think I'd have fun being a protester.

DrRNM: Meet lots of women.

(I realize there are plenty of protesters that are men)

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