This troper ''drives'' this way for some reason. When his father tries to drive his car he's amazed how far back the seat is.

A combination of laziness and an incredibly sinister looking smile, this troper does this without even realizing it.

Ahaha. I say that like it's a bad thing.

This troper sits like this whenever she has enough room. It's just more comfortable.

This troper does it in any chair she can, despite knowing its horribly bad for them.

The more comfortable this troper is, the more she slouches in chairs. It gets to the point where she looks around in class and sees that she's the only girl in the room with her legsuncrossed as a result of her Slouch Of Villainy.

This is pretty much the only way this troper sits.

Chalk up another Troper for this one. It's just so damn comfortable! Damn you, Evil, tempting me once more with your perks! *shakes fist*

This troper tends to slide into these without noticing. It'll be comfy for a while, then my neck hurts, sit up, repeat. Or I sit across the chair. I'm fidgety, though, so I don't stay that way long.

This troper does this. Having eyes that make her look pissed off (bored at best) regardless of her mood really doesn't help the "villainy" part of it. She had an excuse for the slouching - wearing knee braces after surgery that made it impossible for her to bend her knees, thus impossible to comfortably rest her feet on the floor while sitting normally - but has since lost that excuse and has been trying to remember to sit up straight for years now.

This is my default manner of sitting. It's just more ''comfortable''.

I am 203 cm tall, so I must naturally slouch a lot when I'm interacting to people (also buildings, furniture and cars). Also, ChaoticNeutral (more than anything else) with a lot of ill will toward large segments of society. Definite slouch of villainy - Rottenvenetic

This is one of my default sitting stances, the other two being sprawled over a desk and what I call the "Mister Burns". ~ Danzilla1996

This troper does it anyway, but it gets to silly levels while reading, as she somehow ends up in very odd positions without remembering how she got there. Often they involve being upside down. Of course, this really applies to most teenagers, as it's more comfortable. YMMV on the TeensAreMonsters trope, of course.

Since this is my natural way of sitting, I've essentially run through just about every possible way to slouch that wouldn't require defying gravity. It usually manifests in a manner pretty similar to Alucard's in Symphony of the Night, although the foot not on my knee is usually either dangling in the air or braced against the nearest stable object as I'm rather short. I've even ended up doing a full blown Slouch of Villainy ''upside down'' in particularly comfy (and very stable) chairs/couches, legs crossed and all. I don't recommend doing the last one as it can be rather difficult to get out of and you're going to be pretty dizzy from the blood rushing to your head.