A fork of Rural Dictionary
Villainism: An adverb most often used in a sentence to describe a crime or thing that is generally not accepted by society committed by a person or group of people that are villains. Most commonly used as an Adverb; to describe a person or group of people committing things as villains and thus those things being acts of their villainism. Used in a sentence, "Jimmy was down by the pool earlier committing villainism when he was very horny under the water."
"Earlier Jimmy committed an act of villainism down by the pool earlier when he was horny under the water."
What junior grimes is and he proudly owns up for it as he lacks guilt, shame nor any morally responsible traits. Aka “the real life joker” this grimes kid enjoys doing anything illegal and morally corrupt so long as it negatively affects the world and everyone in it. Evil, corrupt and against the law. Junior grimes considers himself a villainous threat and aspires to become the greatest villain of all time. Knows no boundaries and will do whatever it takes to get what he wants whether it be moral or not because the ends justify the means for this villainous Junior Grimes. there truly is no heroic qualities in this boy as the world revolves around him and his goals. Grimes doesn’t care about anybody but himself and will destroy anything and anyone in order to win which makes him horrifyingly plausible as a nightmare come true. what exactly created junior grimes to be the villain is currently unknown as he’s got multiple origins yet all arrive with the same outcome. Junior IS the villain, or possibly an anti villain but who gives a shit anyway, right?
Junior Grimes IS the villain, the enemy but he serves a purpose to balance out the good which is he’ll never die _____ Joker and any other villain in fiction: >:( Darth Vader: what makes you think your better, huh? What’s the difference between you and me, boy? Junior: I’m not fictional Junior grimes is the villain
Anyone whose motives you don’t understand.
Maybe if you knew why I'm trying to take over the world, I'd no longer be a villain in your eyes.
Someone who appears like a villain on the surface but is not simply evil or bad. Acting rebellious and mischievous in situations for positive reasons. Nina Robinson coined the word in her novel "Villainism: A Villain's Transformation. Acting in a way that is in opposition to the norms of society, a counter-cultural approach and philosophy to life.
Saint: I don't want to attend the party, but I'm worried everyone will think I'm a jerk. Villain: Don't worry about what other people think. Saint: I just don't want to sit in the corner of the room all night pretending to be impressed when they boast and brag. Villain: You are the main character. You don't have to play the background character at their party. Remember villainism? Saint: Yeah you're right, villainism is my new motto. Villain: Although, perhaps you should go to the party after all. Saint: To listen to them brag? Villain: For entertainment.