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Salty: Term invented by sociopaths, narcissists, psychopaths and borderlines to justify their abuse, and victim blame those who disagree with them. Middle finger to all the trolls who disagree:)
Jim was salty when Tina and James spread false rumors about him at work.
being really mad but you don’t want to say anything
“ Stop being salty and come here”
When you are upset/just can't deal with people's shit.
That man is just done with people, he's so salty.
(Adjective): - Anger, bitterness, or sulkiness in response to a being put in a situation one finds disagreeable and/or unfair. For instance, one could be salty after experiencing a sporting or political defeat, having a joke made at one's expense, or being placed in an unpleasant situation (such as being given extra work by one's boss).
Being "salty" is generally a sign of emotional immaturity, as the situation is rarely as unfair as the salty individual believes it to be. Most of the time they're just whining because things didn't go their way.
Grumbling, sarcasm, snapping, moodiness, and even outright hostility are all examples of "salty" behaviour.
The term is likely derived from the fact that salt has an acrid and bitter flavour.
"Gareth was really salty after his team lost the game yesterday. He's been sulking in his room ever since."
"Don't be like that, Jen. It was just a harmless prank. There's no need to be so salty about it."
When you start sucking dick and pretending to be gay cuz girls wont sleep with you. Aka Dumpass Gonzi.
Gonzalo leave her gay brother alone and stop being so salty that she wont sleep with you.
A person who's salty gets annoyed at the slightest things. They express their annoyances aggressively and persistently.
The enemies of a salty person are sodium bombs, dragons, and trolls.
The allies of a salty person are relaxing activities such as practicing music, or going for long walks on the beach.
Troll: Man you are so salty.
Salty: I am not salty! You need to stop saying I'm salty because it's wrong!
Troll: You prove my point.
I thought "salty" only very recently acquired this meaning (see the other entries). However, I came across it in a book published in 1969 "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress" by Robert A. Heinlein near the top of page 32.