Full Stop

“Full Stop” is an internet slang term used to emphasize the end of a conversation or to make a point with finality. It signifies that there is nothing more to be said on the matter or that the statement is absolute and definitive.

Examples:

1. In a heated debate:

User1: Vaccines are completely safe and essential for public health.
User2: I strongly disagree, they can cause more harm than good.
User1: The scientific consensus proves otherwise, full stop.

2. When expressing frustration:

User1: I can’t believe you forgot my birthday again.
User2: I’m really sorry, it slipped my mind.
User1: It doesn’t matter, it’s the third year in a row. It’s hurtful, full stop.