Rural Dictionary

dying need

The surface was in a dying need of repair

by JustForInfo March 1, 2016

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An adjective white women use on Facebook to emphasize the perceived importance of an activity they are posting about, usually involving a vacation or spending time with family or friends. Meant to convey how busy the woman’s life is (hence why this activity was “much needed”), as well as how much the people tagged in the post mean to her/how it makes her look that these people are voluntarily included in her busy life.

A much needed family movie night! A perfect way to end our first week back at work after our much needed trip to Cabo. Hope Ashley and Josh can join us next month on our much needed winery weekend! It can’t come soon enough!

by Gloria in te domine May 22, 2022

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soft needs

A soft need is not a physical need, it is a emotional need.

Different people have different soft needs, some soft needs are:
1. To feel informed
2. To feel appreciated
3. To feel needed
4. To feel important
5. To feel valued
6. To feel piece of mind
7. To feel pleasure
8. To feel supported
9. To feel listened to
10. To feel confident

Bob met Chris' hard need for the report by sending it to him. However, he met his soft needs to feel confident, to feel peace of mind, and to feel important by delivering the report on time and with an explanation of the contents.

by Chrismrink January 16, 2007

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No-need-exagerator

A person who brags about being somehow involved in a major event, even though they themselves had absolutely no effect on it what so ever.

Teacher: Does anyone want to share a story about 9/11?

Jimmay: O! I have a story! My great aunts 3rd cousin's grandma's dads best friend had a friend who was 5 miles away from it when it happened!

Teacher: Wow. Ok.... Anyone else?

Timmay: jeez Jimmay dont be such a no-need-exagerator! Its really annoying!!

by 800 g September 14, 2009

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