Proposonne

Proposonne is a term that has emerged in certain online communities to describe a specific type of content or communication. It is generally understood to refer to material that is perceived as being overly earnest, preachy, or self-important, often with the intent to convey a moral or ideological message in a way that is considered off-putting or condescending by the audience.

The term "proposonne" is a portmanteau, blending "propose" and "personne" (French for person). This linguistic origin hints at the idea of someone proposing or pushing their ideas onto others in a manner deemed unwelcome. It is often used informally in discussions on social media, forums, and other digital spaces to critique or dismiss content that exhibits these characteristics.

The perception of something as "proposonne" can be subjective and depends heavily on individual interpretation, cultural context, and the specific community where the term is used. What one person might view as a passionate and well-reasoned argument, another might dismiss as overly proposonne. The label is typically applied to written text, videos, or even personal interactions where the speaker or creator appears to be lecturing or evangelizing rather than engaging in genuine dialogue. The intent behind using the term is often to express a feeling of being lectured to or subjected to unsolicited moralizing.