()リア

ひりあ
noun
person without a fulfilling real life (slang)
1. person whose offline life is not fulfilling (internet slang)
Internet slang for someone who lacks a satisfying real-world (offline) life, especially romantically or socially. The opposite of リア(じゅう). Formed from the prefix () (non-) and リア, short for "real (life)."
自分(じぶん)()リアだと(おも)う。
I think I'm someone without much of a real life.
()リアの休日(きゅうじつ)(いえ)でゲームばかりだ。
A loner's day off is nothing but playing games at home.
クリスマスが(ちか)づくと、SNSで()リアを自称(じしょう)する(ひと)()える。
As Christmas approaches, more people jokingly call themselves "non-real-lifers" on social media.

Casual internet slang, the antonym of リア(じゅう) (a person with a fulfilling real life). Often used self-deprecatingly and half-jokingly rather than as a genuine insult. Not appropriate in formal writing or speech.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()リア(じゅう): fuller form of the same slang
  • ()リアを自称(じしょう)する: to call oneself a non-real-lifer

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • リア(じゅう): a person with a fulfilling real life — the direct opposite.
  • ぼっち: a loner — emphasizes being alone rather than lacking a fun offline life.