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An actual Nazi is somebody who actually supports Adolf Hitler's ideology that:
1) White people (or else certain subraces of white people) are the "master race" and that the state should ensure its national demographics belong homogeneously to that category;
2) The state should further persecute Jews as a fundamental threat to the race and nation.
The rules are simple: if you support both 1) and 2), you're an actual Nazi; if you don't, you aren't. (If you support only one of them you are definitely either a racist or an anti-Semite, but not a Nazi.)
This term is strictly reserved for people who seriously support Nazi ideology because the terms Nazi and fascist alone are abused so often (to refer to whomever the user dislikes or disagrees with) that they've practically lost all meaning in serious political discourse.
Donald Trump is not an actual Nazi.
Stephen Miller is not an actual Nazi.
George Bush is not an actual Nazi.
Liberals are not actual Nazis.
Conservatives are not actual Nazis.
Communists are not actual Nazis.
Antifa are not actual Nazis.
Your English teacher is not an actual Nazi.
Adolf Hitler was an actual Nazi.
Joseph Goebbels was an actual Nazi.
George Lincoln Rockwell was an actual Nazi.
Richard Spencer is an actual Nazi.
Marian Kotleba is an actual Nazi.
Jobbik are actual Nazis.
The alt-right are actual Nazis.
The Golden Dawn are actual Nazis
Milo Yiannopolous and Steve Bannon *might* be actual Nazis.
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Ok so there's bad and then there's ACTUALLY BAD which is so much worse than regular bad.
For example, if you took a test and got a normal question wrong, you would be bad, but if you got the easiest question wrong you would be actually bad and be roasted in class.
Sam : Hey so I don't remember what pi is can you tell me again?
Teacher: oml Sam you're ACTUALLY BAD!
In layman's terms, self-actualization is when you have reaped the maximum potential out of your personal talents, abilities, creativities and ambitions. Self-actualization only happens when all your lower primal needs have been met (e.g. physiological needs, emotional needs).
While self-actualization initially paints a pretty picture inside your head, do not be fooled as the journey is actually quite excruciating. In order to become fully self-actualized you'd have to push yourself to the limits. You'd have to devote yourself solely towards your ambitions and talents, no slacking or fun and games. The world's biggest entrepreneurs such as Steve Jobs were 100% self-actualized, but boy they were under a lot of stress and often overworked to the core.
In summary, self-actualization is a very good thing, but it's not for the weak-minded.
Me in first year psych: *after learning about the concept* Wow I want to achieve self-actualization!!!
Me in my fourth year: *suddenly realizes that self-actualization takes hard work and pure dedication* Ehh I think I'll just live a chill life
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Something someone says when you tell them a made up word maybe made up by you or someone else
You: hi
Someone: go away
You: shush you lakalakaboomboom
Someone: as if that's an actual word
its sorta like "really" but a wee bit different lol
Gemma: so, wot u up to?
Jess: Nothin am actuall bored
I no its easier just to say it than describe the meaning lol x
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Joelle is a really weird but nice (I guess) kid who is addicted to anime and who helps people in science class. She acts chill and has weird humor but she's actually very emo depressed. She has good grades. Looks like a cinnamon roll but could actually kill you. Pretends she's quiet but blows up like when you put eggs in a microwave (totally not a personal experience because I'm TOTALLY awesome at cooking). VERY dirty minded friends which makes you feel bad for her. Short stack. Not capping. Says "ok?" a lot to make herself look cool
Me: Actual Joelle how are you?
Actual Joelle: Okay?
the actual truth is if a Taylor ever tells you she loves you more she's lying
Only a Sarah knows the actual truth