A pop song about a useless man, released in June 2025, which became the summer's word for him and a genre of video in which women pointed at their boyfriends. The record's entry for the diagnosis as a chorus.
Filed under noun. The headnote is fine; the footnote is that Manchild only ever meant one thing to the people using it and something else entirely to the people explaining it.
'Manchild' as a birthday-cake message for a thirty-year-old man, ordered by his girlfriend, in 2025. The record notes he laughed and did not help clear up.
The record spells it one way; the original post spelled it another. I would keep the original, typo and all. The typo is the provenance.
What does it mean? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
