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/Sounds like "doh" (as in "door") + "OHM" (as in "oh") + the English word "era" (same pronunciation)/
A personal period of disillusionment, sadness, and pessimism, borrowed from English internet culture and fully adopted by Spanish-speaking Gen Z. The dark inner era before the glow up, when nothing feels exciting and everything feels pointless.
“Estoy en mi doom era, nada me emociona.”
“I'm in my doom era, nothing excites me anymore.”
“Después de mi doom era vine mejor que nunca.”
“After my doom era I came back better than ever.”
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/Sounds like "doh" (as in "door") + "OHM" (as in "oh") + the English word "era" (same pronunciation)/
A personal period of disillusionment, sadness, and pessimism, borrowed from English internet culture and fully adopted by Spanish-speaking Gen Z. The dark inner era before the glow up, when nothing feels exciting and everything feels pointless.
“Estoy en mi doom era, nada me emociona.”
“I'm in my doom era, nothing excites me anymore.”
“Después de mi doom era vine mejor que nunca.”
“After my doom era I came back better than ever.”
Castillos en el aire
Castles in the air, meaning unrealistic plans or fantasies that have no solid foundation. It describes dreams or schemes that sound amazing but are completely detached from reality. Used across the Spanish speaking world when someone is making big plans with zero chance of actually pulling them off.