The internet slang term “Marisad” refers to the act of intentionally leaving an online conversation or abruptly disappearing without any explanation or notice. It indicates that a person has suddenly disconnected or stopped participating in a discussion, often causing confusion or frustration among other participants.
Examples:
1. John: Hey guys, what do you think about the new movie trailer?
Lisa: I’m not sure, it looks interesting, but I need to see more.
Emily: Yeah, I agree with Lisa. I think the plot seems promising for now.
John: And what about you, Sarah?
Sarah has Marisad.
John: Wait, where did Sarah go? Did she suddenly leave the conversation?
Lisa: Yeah, she just Marisad without saying anything. It’s a bit annoying.
Emily: I wish she had at least let us know if she had to go or had any issues.
2. Sam: So, who’s up for playing some games tonight?
Mike: I’m in! Let’s do it.
Chris: I’m up for some gaming too, count me in.
Lily: Sounds fun, I’d love to join as well.
Sam: Great! We can start in an hour, see you all then!
Lily has Marisad.
Sam: Hey, where did Lily go? Did she change her mind about playing?
Mike: I guess so. She just Marisad without giving any reason.
Chris: It would’ve been nice if she had informed us beforehand.
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