#kummerspeck

[thornyfluff]

Reading the new Skybound Transformers comic series and some of these smaller, in the distance frame shots in there just catch my attention more than it should... I know it's really small inkwork but--- Shockwave and Thundercracker looks a little like parade floats to me, lol.

Kummerspeck: It's German. Literally translates to "grief bacon"... It's the result of stress eating; sorrow/trouble/grief fat.

[i-am-a-fan]

“You won’t find redemption in the spire or the steeple, cuz god ain’t in religion, no, god is in the people”

version with blood under cut

[floridaboiler]

[onceuponatimeinthe70s]

Pure Dead Gallus

Paul Fitzpatrick: May 2024 It would appear that the Germans have a word for everything – whilst we’d say that someone is ‘reveling in another person’s misery‘, they’d simply call it schadenfreude, the literal translation being harm-joy.When we say that a person has ‘put on a bit of weight due to comfort eating’ our German cousins call it kummerspeck, which literally translated means…

[mremusings]

Wunderwörter: A Pictorial Parade of Playful German Phrases

Embark on a linguistic treasure hunt, we dive into the whimsical depths of the German language, a trove of sounds that can tickle the funny bone with their precise yet often elaborate construction.

Embarking on a linguistic treasure hunt, we dive into the whimsical depths of the German language, a trove of sounds that can tickle the funny bone with their precise yet often elaborate construction. German, with its penchant for concatenating words to create new, sometimes bafflingly long terms, offers a delightful playground for those of us seeking a chuckle or a moment of light-hearted…

[music-catalogue]

[meinesichtderwelt]

Kummerspeck

Jedes Kind reagiert anders auf Veränderung. Auch wenn Nichte 2.0 auf einen oberflächlichen Blick den Umzug mit allen Herausforderungen gut weggesteckt hat, im Kindergarten und in der neuen Umgebung angekommen ist … sie vermisst auch so vieles. Die alten Freunde, den gewohnten Kindergarten, die Nachbarn und so viel mehr, was zum alten Zuhause und damit zur Sicherheit gehört. Mit dem Umzug hat der…

[likebreadandwine]

is there a german word for that peculiar sadness you feel when you suddenly realize it's an ex-friend's birthday and you almost forgot but you didn't forget but it doesn't matter now anyway?

[dayabot]

american is the best rupaul album argue with the wall

[6mayhem]

any followers interested in using german words or aesthetics online for anything, you can consult me for free ‼️ I'm sick of people embarrassing themselves

[gophergal]

favorite word?

In english? Either Defenestration (to throw someone out a window) or Crisp. The first is hilariously specific and the second just sounds nice. It sounds how it feels Any other language? It's a tie between Backfeifengesicht (a punchable face) and Kummerspeck ("Grief Bacon", the weight put on due to emotional eating) in German. Because, once again, hilariously specific, BUT ALSO VERY RELATABLE

[i-am-a-fan]

So your name is Speck ? Thats a nice name. Did you know that Speck is German for bacon ?

I do! My “full” persona name is Kummerspeck

which comes from a very old inside joke I had growing up. But i’m sure you can tell why i didn’t shorten it to the first half…

[thelegitimategrape329]

Some of My Favorite Words in German

verschlimmbesser (literally to worsenbetter) which refers to when you accidentally make something worse while trying to improve it.

Kummerspeck (literally grief bacon) the weight a person gains during a period of overeating due to unhappiness, depression, grief, or other emotional condition

Innerer Schweinehund (literally inner pig dog) that inner force that keeps you from productivity

Zeitgeist (literally time spirit) the defining spirit or mood of a particular period of history as shown by the ideas and beliefs of the time.

[grumpydisagree]

Dear Native German Speakers,

Can you please come up with a term of being stressed and anxious you can't shit not even in the comfort of your own home. Because this seems like a job for the German language. -Sincerely Me.

P.S. Big fan of schadenfreude and kummerspeck