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A reference to when one or two political parties have control of a vast majority of the government over a prolonged period of time.
by Vanguard 1998 February 3, 2023
Get the political monopolymug. 1: In Slavic mythology, Chernabog is considered to be the black god of the night. When translated from Slavic, Cherna means black and bog means god; hence why they are given that name. They are in an eternal conflict with Belobog, the white god of the light.
2: A major supervillain from the Disney movie Fantasia who was able to control fire and wind, summon monsters, spirits of those who had died, and demons who all fight each other before being thrown into the fires produced by Chernabog, and take fire and change it into animals or demons. They are viewed as being one of the most powerful villains in the Disney Franchise.
2: A major supervillain from the Disney movie Fantasia who was able to control fire and wind, summon monsters, spirits of those who had died, and demons who all fight each other before being thrown into the fires produced by Chernabog, and take fire and change it into animals or demons. They are viewed as being one of the most powerful villains in the Disney Franchise.
by Vanguard 1998 August 12, 2021
Get the chernabogmug. When an individual chooses to favor to political party and or ideology over all of the other ones, which tends to lead them naïve and inconsiderate when trying to address a wide variety of political and social issues.
It is not uncommon for poorly educated people to have political favoritism, because they assume that the political party they support is right usually on many issues and that the other parties tend to be wrong in their eyes. The best way to resolve this problem is to give them a better education on how the government works and what the other parties actually believe.
by Vanguard 1998 January 20, 2021
Get the Political favoritismmug. Aka. P.D.S.; A major social and political problem where an individual to identify as being a supporter of one political party and or ideology, but then changes their identity and or ideology done often times to better align with their values and beliefs. Rather than accept their identity as being part of who they are and move on, the individual will strenuously deny that they ever had that identity and will overtly take political stances and mobilize on issues that are consistent with what their new political identity; in order to make their new identity seem more legitimate to themselves and other people and or to help them deal with the fact they feel embarrassed and or guilty because of their former political identity. People with this often times endure a lot of fear that people will not see them as being a legitimate supporter of the new political party and or ideology they use, emotional and mental restlessness caused by their belief they have to actively work to make up for their former identity, and or intense guilt for having their previous identity.
Marvin: Why does Stacy always seem to talk about politics. I understand that she is passionate about her beliefs, but she does not need to talk about it constantly.
Janet: I think she has political denial syndrome. If I’m recalling correctly, she used to be a republican, but after having some issues related to Trump’s actions and the capital riots her beliefs shifted to strongly favoring the democrats. Because of all the things the republicans did and the fact she had backed them in the past, she may feel that she has to make up for having that identity because she may feel indirectly responsible for what happened because she voted some of the politicians responsible for it. It could also be that she could be embarrassed by her former identity and her actively discussing her views is one of the ways she deals with discomfort.
Marvin: No offense, but, in a way, it almost sounds like she could need counselor or a good friend to talk to help her deal with her discomfort and stress if that is the case.
Janet: Yes, I think your right about that.
Janet: I think she has political denial syndrome. If I’m recalling correctly, she used to be a republican, but after having some issues related to Trump’s actions and the capital riots her beliefs shifted to strongly favoring the democrats. Because of all the things the republicans did and the fact she had backed them in the past, she may feel that she has to make up for having that identity because she may feel indirectly responsible for what happened because she voted some of the politicians responsible for it. It could also be that she could be embarrassed by her former identity and her actively discussing her views is one of the ways she deals with discomfort.
Marvin: No offense, but, in a way, it almost sounds like she could need counselor or a good friend to talk to help her deal with her discomfort and stress if that is the case.
Janet: Yes, I think your right about that.
by Vanguard 1998 May 5, 2021
Get the Political denial syndromemug. An individual who is an active member of two or more religious institutions ran by different religions.
Miguel has been an active member of a local Zoroastrian church and a Falun Gong group for years. They are a multifaith parishioner.
by Vanguard 1998 February 28, 2021
Get the multifaith parishionermug. When an individual has a massive crush on somebody and is driven to do a lot of the stuff they do out of a strong a desire to be with them someday, or, if they are already in a relationship with that person, to stay in a relationship with that person
Kayla: Mariah seems to have been working very hard lately. Even for her, she is doing a lot more hard work than she usually does. I wonder what is going on?
Carmen: May be she has been getting more sleep lately, or perhaps she is enjoying the type of work she has been getting assigned to do lately?
Isadora: No, I heard that she has a crush on Kozak and she really wants to impress him, so she is working harder than usually on a lot of the stuff she does in the hope that at some point she can ask him out on a date. I think she is experiencing lover's hope.
Carmen: I hope that works out for her. She could really use a good relationship after all the hard stuff she had to deal with over the years.
Kayla: I completely agree with you there.
Carmen: May be she has been getting more sleep lately, or perhaps she is enjoying the type of work she has been getting assigned to do lately?
Isadora: No, I heard that she has a crush on Kozak and she really wants to impress him, so she is working harder than usually on a lot of the stuff she does in the hope that at some point she can ask him out on a date. I think she is experiencing lover's hope.
Carmen: I hope that works out for her. She could really use a good relationship after all the hard stuff she had to deal with over the years.
Kayla: I completely agree with you there.
by Vanguard 1998 March 4, 2021
Get the lover's hopemug. 1: The ability of an individual to be able to tell what their romantic partner is thinking and how they’re feeling both physically and emotionally, which allows them to better address their partner’s needs and desires. This often helps to build and maintain a strong romantic bond between the partners; and facilitates more intimacy between them.
2: The ability of a person to read other people they know to figure out who they might be compatible with and or who they are likely attracted to, assuming they have not already told you. Having a strong social political sense in addition to this could be helpful in being able to accurately use this skill.
2: The ability of a person to read other people they know to figure out who they might be compatible with and or who they are likely attracted to, assuming they have not already told you. Having a strong social political sense in addition to this could be helpful in being able to accurately use this skill.
Cameron: I think Lily likes Timothy.
Xaldin: What makes you think that?
Cameron: Whenever they look at each other they seem to smile and over the past month when they get lunch, they always sit next to each other in the cafeteria.
Xaldin: Yeah, now I see what you’re saying. You seem to have a strong romantic sense.
Xaldin: What makes you think that?
Cameron: Whenever they look at each other they seem to smile and over the past month when they get lunch, they always sit next to each other in the cafeteria.
Xaldin: Yeah, now I see what you’re saying. You seem to have a strong romantic sense.
by Vanguard 1998 June 13, 2021
Get the Romantic sensemug.