Entity: DONT-FREAK-OUT
DONT-FREAK-OUT is a term that originated from countercultural slang, often associated with positive reactions or experiences from the use of psychotropic drugs. It refers to behaving irrationally and uncontrollably with enthusiasm, excitement, fear, or madness.
DONT-FREAK-OUT
Etymology
The term DONT-FREAK-OUT originated from countercultural slang, combining elements of 'freak' and 'out'. It was initially associated with positive reactions or experiences from the use of psychotropic drugs.
Definition
DONT-FREAK-OUT is an expression used to describe irrational and uncontrollable behavior characterized by enthusiasm, excitement, fear, or madness.
Historical Context
The term DONT-FREAK-OUT first appeared in countercultural circles, particularly in the context of the 1960s and 1970s, where experimentation with hallucinogenic and psychedelic drugs was prevalent. It reflected a sense of embracing unconventional experiences and emotions.
Cultural Significance
DONT-FREAK-OUT has become a colloquial expression used in various contexts to convey a sense of intense emotional response or reaction. It is often associated with moments of heightened excitement, fear, or enthusiasm, where individuals may lose their emotional control.
Related Concepts
- Freak Out
- Panic
- Emotional Turmoil
See Also
An expression used to describe irrational and uncontrollable behavior characterized by enthusiasm, excitement, fear, or madness.