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What is Angst?
The action of being angsty (anxious, depressed, moody, negatively emotional). Usually practiced by teens.
I spent the afternoon angsting alone in my room.
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Angst - video
Angst - what is it?
a feeling of dread, anxiety, or anguish that is commonly associated with the teenage years. And angsty teenager tends to wallow in these feeling melodramatically, wanting pity from others while also simultaneously wishing to remain tragically misunderstood, much to the annoyance of his friends.
Harry was very angsty during his fifth year.
What does "Angst" mean?
Verb. The M.K. Verb for "to suffer from angst".
He angsts often because he is a teenager.
Angst - what does it mean?
Anxiety.
Actually, I associate this word with humor. It is just to funny. I mean. LISTEN TO IT: Angst.
Tibby called Mike an 'Angstaa Gangstaa', and I could not control my laughter in the least.
Angst - meaning
1. A downtrodden feeling, accompanied by anxiety and a sense of hopelessness. Most commonly seen in those going through the mid to later stages of Puberty.
2. Most definitely NOT a valid source of entertainment.
1. "Oh shit, dad is gonna kill me when he gets home... I better sit here and do nothing about it while I listen to Linkin Park.."
2. Dawson's Creek, 90210, Inuyasha
Angst - definition
An intense longing or yearning for someone or something to happen in one's life. Angst by its modern definition does not necessarily carry a negative connotation, and can be a positive emotion that many people seek out in relationships or in life. Angst is also common in dramatic relationships and can be a driving force that pushes two people to be together because of the fact that being apart from each other makes their hearts yearn for each other. We call this being 'angsty'. Being angsty is the result of having an excessive amount of angst in one's life.
"I'm so angsty right now! I just want to kiss Chase soooo bad!"
Angst - slang
1. see xanga, emo
2. adaptation of German word for "fear"(and quite an extension if you ask me 0_o) referring to an emotion, more or less hormonally induced, occurring in early and middle stages of puberty for most people and in worst-case scenarios for some menstruating women.Often accompanied by a loss of perspective and an extreme magnification of trifling difficulties.
Angsty 13 yr olds are the target age group for the new razor blade company's advertisements.
Angst
Rage, rage, my ovaries have exploded. Rage, I like to eat babies. Rage against the machine, my mother slammed me as a baby and now I want her dead. Kitchen. Kitchen full of knives. Shall I eat them, too, or will that give me heartburn? Death. Death...death and manatees. I choose the former, for the latter are slimy to the touch. Rage against the fish, the fish, the blasted salmon that swim upstream. Why can't I do it too?!... Death. Death and monkeys...The first is as fun as a barrel of the second.
Poets have angst. Quite often too much.
Angst
A feeling of despair, anxiety, and depression. It is usually applied to a deep and essentially philosophical anxiety about the world in general or personal freedom.
The term "angst" is now widely used with a negative and derisive connotation that mocks the expression of a common adolescent experience of malaise; in this sense it has become one of the most debased words in the current vocabulary.
Angst
Angst, often confused with anxiety, is a transcendent emotion in that it combines the unbearable anguish of life with the hopes of overcoming this seemingly impossible situation. Without the important element of hope, then the emotion is anxiety, not angst. Angst denotes the constant struggle one has with the burdens of life that weighs on the dispossessed and not knowing when the salvation will appear.
An airplane crashes into the side of a remote snow-covered mountain; those passengers that worry about their lives without hopes of survival only face anxiety. In contrast, those passengers who worry about their lives with hopes of survival but do not know when the rescue party will arrive face angst.
In my angst, anger, and anguish, I lived and died. – M.O.A.