Dealing with relationships can be complicated, and there are often hidden stories behind couples' surface-level interactions. Every relationship is unique, and each partner brings their past experiences, values, and communication styles to the table.

Dealing with relationships can be complicated, and there are often hidden stories behind couples' surface-level interactions. Every relationship is unique, and each partner brings their past experiences, values, and communication styles to the table.

Dealing with relationships can be complicated, and there are often hidden stories behind couples' surface-level interactions. Every relationship is unique, and each partner brings their past experiences, values, and communication styles to the table.

by posaidon April 13, 2023

you dealing me up

Demeaning a person with unhurtful words based on their level of educaction and the lack vocabulary skills needed to process the information effectively.

Mechanics: The brakes are pulling with an uneven force causing an inconsistent timing in stop power of the vehicle.

Average Joe: Man! "You dealing me up?"

by Wishedmage May 21, 2017

Lieutenant Daning

When she cums so many times that she loses feeling below the waist and is not able to walk.

Last night I was Lieutenant Daning her and when she finally got up to try walking she stumbled like a newborn baby giraffe. All jelly legged and shit.

by Stabitystab February 9, 2019

Plain dealing Louisiana

Is a small town north of Shreveport Louisiana

Plain dealing Louisiana defined as - full of crackheads and whores

by Sprinkle berry March 18, 2019

dealing an ace

The act of taking a one pound shit. See also busting a fiddy.

I'm on the john dealing an ace.

by john crapper March 7, 2008

dealing it

When a person is on top of their game in a particular area or field. They're making it happen.

Did you see how he handled that situation? That brother is truly dealing it.

by LennyLen August 23, 2007

Paula Deening

The act of putting on a sugary-sweet and polite persona to someone's face (or out in public), but being snide, catty, and mean when their back is turned.

OR

The fake friendliness and hospitality demonstrated (particularly in the American South/ Southeast) to total strangers, exemplified by "Southern hospitality".

"Watch out: my mother-in-law will be very charming when she offers you some of her sweet tea, but she's just Paula Deening and will start complaining about everything from your clothes to your accent just as soon as you're out of earshot."

by pluffdad January 10, 2013