personality trait:
1. One who can not and/or choose not to see passed their own culture. (mostly of a culture one was born in to)
2. One who only knows another cultures based off of well-known stereotypes.
3. One who have an emotion reaction (like anger) when a member of their culture is being attacked by someone outside of their culture. Though if the attacker was within the same culture or the member of their culture who attacking someone outside of their own, it would be over looked.
4. Can not see anything wrong with their own culture.
1. One who can not and/or choose not to see passed their own culture. (mostly of a culture one was born in to)
2. One who only knows another cultures based off of well-known stereotypes.
3. One who have an emotion reaction (like anger) when a member of their culture is being attacked by someone outside of their culture. Though if the attacker was within the same culture or the member of their culture who attacking someone outside of their own, it would be over looked.
4. Can not see anything wrong with their own culture.
If everyone you know or admire listen to, does or acts the same way you do... Then chances are you're a cultwhipped fool, living in a small world.
synonyms: Cult Whore, unoriginal1,2
synonyms: Cult Whore, unoriginal1,2
by UnknowableOne April 07, 2016
Sheet-tea is a tea made from Goatweed aka Woolly Croton. The tea was used as a medicine for fighting fevers and colds. The origins come from fragmented and rapidly disappearing oral history of the indigenous blacks of North America.
The plant Woolly Croton is considered poisonous by scientist and there is no written uses for this plant or none that can be easily found.
The tea was prepared by placing a large pot of water over fire, turning off the fire once the water is boiling then placing the entire plant in the pot and covering it for 15-30 minutes or until the water darkens.
The plant Woolly Croton is considered poisonous by scientist and there is no written uses for this plant or none that can be easily found.
The tea was prepared by placing a large pot of water over fire, turning off the fire once the water is boiling then placing the entire plant in the pot and covering it for 15-30 minutes or until the water darkens.
by UnknowableOne July 11, 2022