Síted

Síted is a term that has emerged in online discourse, particularly within certain subcultures. It is often used to describe a feeling of being overwhelmed, paralyzed, or unable to proceed due to an excessive amount of information, options, or stimuli. This can manifest in various contexts, such as browsing the internet, facing a large task, or experiencing social interactions. The word is a neologism, a portmanteau derived from "site" (as in a website or location) and "cited" or "cited" (implying being overwhelmed by references or information), or potentially a blend of "sit" and "cited" suggesting being stuck and overloaded.

The experience of being "síted" is characterized by mental fatigue and a sense of inaction. Users experiencing this may find themselves scrolling aimlessly, unable to make decisions, or feeling a general inability to engage with their surroundings or digital environment. It is often discussed in relation to the modern information age and the constant barrage of content people are exposed to daily. While not a formal psychological term, "síted" has gained traction as a way for individuals to articulate a common contemporary feeling of digital or informational overload. The term's usage is largely informal and found in online forums, social media, and casual conversations.