This term had been created to summarize most problems in the lives of males.
In seeing problems with several friends over the same girl, I noticed the girl was creating problems for all 3 of them.
I then decided to coin a term that would from thereon easily describe situations similar to this, i.e. where a woman is causing problems for others.
--
1. As a noun:
PGP stands for (a) Pussy Given Problem.
A problem caused by a pussy or vagina, a
female sexual organ that has caused many problems through the ages. Often a lust for men.
2. As a verb:
PGPed (past tense) to have been burdened by a Pussy Given Problem.
This could be used as a wise saying amongst other to see clearly the problem at hand. When talking about a female problem amongst friends, one could say this one word "PGP." and will have accurately stated the obvious.
--
This term is not to be limited to just male problems, PGPs can come onto other females also.
Problems could spring in a lot of places, a PGP could be caused for a car to.
A woman might be trying to fix a car and ends up ruining it, she has PGPed the car.
I hope to have given my male friends a way to correctly assign the cause for many problems in their lives.
To solve a PGP is to "get rid of the bitch".
"A pussy is only as good as it can produce viable results in the world."
- J.G.
1. John had been sick all week, I suspect he has a PGP on his hands...or in his bed.
2. I remember when Joe was PGPed by Tracy, he failed his SATs because of her.
3. Jack: "Man I can't believe I haven't get rid of this headache yet, and my car broke down too, and all these weird things have been happening to me."
PGP (Pussy Getting Potential) is a concept modeled on the supply and demandgraph in Macroeconomics. Certain actions will affect one's ability attract interest from a possible mate, such as physique, style, humor, etc.
PGP can also stand for Penis Getting Potential.
"Alex came to the club last night with cargo shorts, being seen with him really tanked my PGP"
"Yo did you see how much weight David lost over the summer? Watch your girl, his PGP must be off the charts now!"
Pullout Game Practice - PGP is the art of practicing how to pull out without cumming inside of the female Vagina.
PGP experience can be gained by purchasing a Pocket P and stroking it until youβre about to fire your shot. Right before you do, pull out! Bam! You just got some PGP in!
Guy 1, βAye my girl got me a pocket P so I can get that PGP in!β
Guy 2, βPGP?? Whatβs that?β
Guy 1, βPull our Game practice foo! I donβt want no kids!β
Pre-Game Partners.
A common term in Greek Life. PGPs are a fraternity and sorority who essentially 'pair up' for the semester to party together (usually more often than mixers with other frats).
Brittany: Hey you're in ZTA right? Who's your PGP?
Ashley: Yeah, we are with DTD!
PGP stands for Pre-Game Poop. This is when an individual is stressed out enough that their anxiety causes physical illness or problems in their intestines.
PGP's can vary from taking the biggest crap of your life, to experiencing explosive diarrhea so vile you run behind the nearest bush and drop your load to relieve your agony.
A PGP usually occurs prior to playing in an important game, acting in a play, your first court case as a lawyer, or any other event that would result in you feeling overwhelmed.
Brian: You ready for state finals today.
Zach: uh...I got take a PGP first...I'll be back.
Steve: Where the hell have you been, we have to go on stage in two minutes.
Mike: Oh, god! I had the worst PGP of my life, I think I just lost three pounds taking a dump in that trash can by the back of the theater.
most men prefer the gender pronoun "he", "him" and "his", most women prefer the gender pronoun "she", "her" and "hers"
however some people prefer different pronouns than normal because their gender doesn't fit into "man" or "woman" and a transgender person might prefer a pronoun that is not the one they were assigned at birth.
it is considered polite to, instead of asking "are you a man or a woman?" to someone who's gender you cannot determine immediately, ask "what's your PGP?" An explanation is sometimes necessary