3 definitions by ItisCrazey
A word with a wine glass emoji used to counter the male ego after writing "women ☕" and taking them back ti reality after thinking a woman was wrong when she was in the right.
It's to fight against their misogyny and hate against women and making fun of them with the phrase when they would dislike the same thing
It's to fight against their misogyny and hate against women and making fun of them with the phrase when they would dislike the same thing
* Woman confront boyfriend in a video about not helping in the household"
* boyfriend saying Appartment cleans itself. When he makes a mess it's gone the next day*
*Woman is mad*
*men in comment section*: "Women ☕"
*Decent Human being*: "Men 🍷"
* boyfriend saying Appartment cleans itself. When he makes a mess it's gone the next day*
*Woman is mad*
*men in comment section*: "Women ☕"
*Decent Human being*: "Men 🍷"
by ItisCrazey August 14, 2022
"The Moon Goddess materializes with breathtaking clarity and radiant beauty compassion and unconditional love radiating from the core of Her being." - kripalu
It describes the different phases women go through from the youthful innocent Maiden to the grown mature Mother to the wise and independent Crone.
Its used to describe women and show their growth.
It describes the different phases women go through from the youthful innocent Maiden to the grown mature Mother to the wise and independent Crone.
Its used to describe women and show their growth.
"You guys are supposed to be the adults we look up to, but we went through our moon goddess phase in 7th grade" - Rape Joke by Belissa Escobedo & Rhiannon McGavin
by ItisCrazey July 20, 2022
Describes a person who is the stereotype of a Jew/ a Jewish daughters that is spoiled and Greedy.
It's a parody of the stereotype "Jewish Princess"
It was first used in the 1998 Sci-fi/comedy "Mel Brooks' Spaceballs"
More information on
spaceballs.fandom.com/wiki/Vespa
It's a parody of the stereotype "Jewish Princess"
It was first used in the 1998 Sci-fi/comedy "Mel Brooks' Spaceballs"
More information on
spaceballs.fandom.com/wiki/Vespa
by ItisCrazey April 9, 2021