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Refers to a form of Gender Dysphoria that develops through social influence instead of through genetics or personal input.
ROGD was theorized due to the sudden rise in transgender individuals within the last decade.
Many people denounce ROGD as insignificant or false and instead attribute the rise to a higher understanding of transgenders.
However, many others support it because of the increasing preferences towards transgenders, and the ire of starting a new life.
It is currently unknown if Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria is a real phenomenon or how many people it affects. However, we also don’t know the implications of this if it is real.
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a condition where someone (often a boy/ man) has some form of country background but it doesn’t manifest until triggered by either severe trauma or grief at the ages 16-50. Takes 4-12 months to fully run its cycle. Currently incurable. Defined by 4 stages:
Stage 1: Painful event happens to patient.. someone puts them on country music. Stage 1 consists of discovering country music and 1-5 artists they like.
Stage 2: 1-3 months of country music leads to a lifestyle change… different speech, accent, minor aesthetic changes. Drinking cold beer is not mandatory, but often accelerates progress. Some people stay here for years. others progress further.
Stage 3: If yet another event occurs, and country music or life yet again is used to recover, then they will fall deeper into the redneck lifestyle.. more severe lifestyle changes include buying a pickup truck, buying a diesel pickup, talking about pickup trucks, and buying their first pair of cowboy boots. Also includes raving about coors beer.
Stage 4: The person has made full transformation to a redneck, at least in some capacity. They will always love the life in the country, and the taste of coors beer on a friday night. Texas roadhouse is a first choice forever.
Johnnys girlfriend broke up with him and now he likes zach bryan and says y’all a lot? Must be in stage 2 late onset redneck syndrome. .
An instrumental song by the Japanese hard rock band, Band-Maid.
They should've given Akane a longer solo, but the main focus of Onset is, of course, Her Shreddiness, Kanami.