pie
pie (adjective) Used to describe a [person], comment, [thing] or behaviour that comes off as creepy, pervy, disturbing, inappropriate, borderline pedophilic or straight up pedophilic. The [word] originates from the infamous "Pedophile Information Exchange" (PIE), a disbanded UK pro-paedophilia activist group from the 1970s-80s that advocated for harmful and illegal activities and campaigned for the abolition of the age of [consent]. It was described by the BBC in 2007 as "an international organisation of people who trade obscene material". Calling something "pie" implies that it crosses moral boundaries and might make people uncomfortable, especially regarding inappropriate attention from adults toward minors or young people under the age of 25. "Pie" as an adjective started being used circa [2022] and is commonly used to call out or describe behaviour that feels wrong or predatory. It can also be used to describe the aesthetics or general [vibe] of something - such as someone's choice of clothing. "Dude’s at the club like, ‘Age is just a number.’ Yeah, and pie is just a dessert — doesn’t make it less [crusty]." "She’s 34 and just got pregnant by some [26]-year-[old] guy — that’s pie behavior right there." "He’s [always] commenting on those young girls at the gym. Honestly, it’s pie as hell." "Pointelle underwear on grown women is quite pie."
"Making comments like that about young girls is seriously pie — not okay at all." "She calls it a ‘May-December romance’ — everyone else calls it a freshly baked pie." "Did you see the way she was staring at those teenagers in the supermarket? That’s so pie." "That 40-year-old dude [dating] a 19-year-old? Kinda pie if you ask me." "The way he was flirting with that college freshman felt super pie. Like, dude, you’re almost [50]." "Ghislaine Maxwell is the [high]-priestess of pie. AKA the pie-priestess." "Bragging about [hooking up] with someone barely out of high school? Straight-up pie." "I like Woody Allen films, but let's face it. He is quite pie." "She’s way too old to be hanging out at frat parties — it just feels pie." "Bro’s out here pushing [50] and calling college girls ‘mature for their age’ — that’s some gourmet pie right there." "She’s 35 and [dating] a guy who just learned how to do his taxes — certified pie behavior." "He calls it ‘mentoring’ — everyone else calls it pie." "He [said], ‘She’s just really mature for her age.’ Yeah, and you’re just really pie for yours." "She [said] ‘age [gap] relationships are just more mature.’ Nah, that’s pie with a side of denial." "That joke was so pie — I can't believe they [said] that in public." "His comments were straight-up pie, totally out of line."
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