A friendship that presents as a yaar but consistently falls just short of the real thing — the person who shows up about 70% of the time, remembers some things but conveniently forgets the important ones, and whose loyalty is conditional in ways that only become visible when things actually get hard.
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The rare, irreplaceable person who has reached the absolute upper tier of friendship in your life — someone whose presence is so load-bearing, whose loyalty so complete, that calling them a friend feels insufficient. A mega-yaar isn't just close; they are permanently woven into who you are. They know your whole story, have seen you at your worst, and chose you anyway. Multiple times. You do not find a mega-yaar by accident — they are forged through time, crisis, honesty, and the kind of showing up that only very few people are capable of.
A friend, pal, or buddy.
A person in your friendship circle who presents all the right signals of being a loyal yaar but sets off a low-level alarm you can't fully explain. Something about their support feels slightly off — too conditional, too well-timed, too interested in your drama without quite enough investment in your wellbeing. A sus-yaar passes the surface tests but makes you hesitate before sharing the important stuff. The sus isn't confirmed and might never be; it's just the vibe. You stay in the friendship because you could be wrong, but you never fully relax around them.
A friendship that presents as a yaar but consistently falls just short of the real thing — the person who shows up about 70% of the time, remembers some things but conveniently forgets the important ones, and whose loyalty is conditional in ways that only become visible when things actually get hard. A mid-yaar isn't fake and isn't an enemy; they're frustratingly medium. They're fine. They'll celebrate your wins but go quiet during losses. You keep them in your life because the good times are real, but you've quietly stopped relying on them for the stuff that matters.
I thought he was a real one but he's mid-yaar at best — nice when things are good, gone when they're not.
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A mid mate is a friend who occupies that awkward middle tier — not close enough to be truly relied on, not distant enough to simply be an acquaintance. They're present at the social events, they'll double-tap your posts, they'll make plans that rarely actually happen, and they'll be perfectly pleasant without ever being genuinely there for you when things get hard. The mid mate relationship is most notable for its persistent mediocrity; it never really deepens but never quite fades out either, hovering in a perpetual meh state. Most people have several mid mates and quietly accept them as a background feature of their social landscape.