flake

slang. adjective. flake is a t-tle applied to people who exhibit “flakey” behavior, which is simple unreliability in regards to social responsibilities. general unreliability includes flakeyness, but involves more; a flake merely fails to recognize their social responsibilities to others, while an unreliable person will often disappoint even themselves. this term also sometimes applies to professional unreliability, where the work involves some social element, resulting in an unfair responsibility distribution.

this can be caused by a wide variety of factors, including laziness, selfishness, a lack of respect, or a variety of manipulative personality disorders.

it is important to note that genuine inability is not actual flakeyness, and the -ssumption of such is an act of ignorance. a person who is not a flake will consider the consequences of their inconsistency, make a reasonable attempt to inform those it affects as early as possible, and likely attempt to make amends for their failure at a later date. a person who actually has some disability affecting their memory is also not a flake; irresponsibility is not their choice.
jack and i were told to rake scr-p from the work yard. jack was fine before that, but suddenly got sick and had to go home. then i had to do it myself. that flake came to work the next day just fine.

jill asked tom on a date to see a movie, and jack agreed. tom never showed up and wouldn’t answer any calls. when she asked him what happened in person, he said he forgotten he had to play poker that night. the flake also missed our poker game.
n. an unreliable person; someone who agrees to do something, but never follows through.
1. john called in sick to work again today. he’s such a flake.

2. mary said she would do the research for our project, but it’s been a week and she hasn’t done a thing. she’s such a flake.
(verb, oftenly used with “out”) – to decide not to go at the last second; to “ditch” or “bail out.”
“you said we were gonna go see the movie! don’t change your mind and flake out!”

“d-mn, it’s been an hour since we were supposed to meet. i bet she just flaked out on me.”
n. – someone who is unreliable.
we knew chris wouldn’t show up ‘cuz he’s a flake.
a person, friend, or lover that calls you, texts you, emails you, tells you, that they want to hangout and alas they just sit on their fat-ss and never meet you or get back to you on the reason of their absence. they are big f-ck-ss’ that will only cause you many hours of anger and frustration.
he sent me a text saying:
i am gonna see you tonight right? that is the plan?
me:
yeah, call me later and we will be together fer sure.

……………………………..
and later that night there is well, no meeting, no s-x, and no call.
leaving me to just say:
f-ck that flake!!
a frequently unreliable person who says that they will do somthing or attend somthing, but never shows. usually this is done without notice.
“alex isn’t here yet, we need to start playing poker!… i bet he flaked again”
a so called friend who is constantly unreliable and shady. a flake is someone who can think up an excuse for everything but their own existence. the behavior that a flake exhibits is a product of their own desire to manipulate people. a flake will find reasons to ditch a friend whenever that person wants to do something that is not on the flakes agenda. they are insidious beings they do not exhibit this behavior when you first meet them but usually much later down the line. a true flake is not the idiot that they would have you believe.
bob secretly does not like opera, so he tells his friend to buy the tickets anyways and then does not show up. he calls the friend at the last minute and says he must study for a test. of course it’s the middle of summer vacation though, what a flake.
someone who pretends to be your friend but in actuality keeps you around as a last resort and makes plans with you but they end up not showing or even calling to say their not coming. usually their always late and have an excuse for everything, most likely this person is a pathological liar as well.
first scenario:

friend #1 “what time is dego getting here?!”
friend #2 “psh he ain’t coming, dudes a flake!”

second scenario:

flakey individual: “hey we never hang out, lets do something sunday!”
bitter friend: “ok sure dego” (rolls eyes)