selfexclaimed

Selfexclaimed is a term used to describe a situation or statement that is so obvious or self-evident that it needs no further explanation or confirmation. It implies that the information conveyed is readily apparent to anyone with a basic understanding of the context. The term often carries a tone of gentle amusement or mild exasperation, suggesting that the speaker or situation is stating something that should already be known or understood. It can be used humorously to point out the obviousness of a situation or to acknowledge a realization that dawns on someone.

The origin of the term is not definitively documented, but it appears to be a relatively modern coinage, likely emerging from informal language and online discourse. It is not a formal or technical term found in academic or scientific literature. Its usage is primarily confined to colloquial conversation and social media. When something is selfexclaimed, it means that the very act of stating it makes its truth or meaning clear. It's akin to saying "it goes without saying" or "duh," but with a slightly more nuanced and often playful implication. The effectiveness of the term lies in its ability to concisely capture a specific social observation about communication and shared understanding.