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(G•in•tea) An ancient Gaelic word, meaning “fair” or “peace” and is modernly used to describe a type of bonding or healing moment between a person and someone else they care deeply about in a stressful or negative situation, where they would talk everything out, sit in silence, share a hug, a kiss, or even share any type of embrace in reassurance that it will get better and to fix the current situation or mood. A “Ginty” is used to help: • calm a person in anger, • help prevent or battle anxiety, • assists in ending depressive episodes • helps put an end to self-harming or self abuse (mentally) Referring to the movie, “the Jerk Theory”, The main character sings the song, “Tell me it’s okay” and shares a Ginty with the woman in the scene, at 1:23:42 when she walks on stage and reassures him.
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