an irrational fear, aversion, or prejudice against individuals who possess multiple nationalities or hold citizenship in more than one country
"Jake’s multinationalphobia kicked in at the dinner party when he realized Emma had passports from three countries—he muttered, ‘How can I trust someone who’s legally allowed to flee this mess at a moment’s notice?!’"
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When one of your friends lives in another country or and the soul purpose of the visit is just to Green Out Together as friends
This is also when theres a huge group of people going to a country where weed is legal and smoke it there before heading back
This is also when theres a huge group of people going to a country where weed is legal and smoke it there before heading back
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Big rocks, small rocks; it doesn't matter, they like all rocks.
Big rocks, small rocks; it doesn't matter, they like all rocks.
Normal Person: Hey it's a nice day today isn't it?
Mulbring Man: Hey Big ROCKS *smashes rocks together* Smash Smash.
Mulbring Man: Hey Big ROCKS *smashes rocks together* Smash Smash.
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Get the Mulbring mug.it is the belief that we exist in multitudes. we have the capacity to feel, be, and exist, as everything. ee are limitless. we exist in multitudes. our ancestors have created layers and layers and layers of creation, expression, freedom, and we exist in abundance within all of those layers
we exist in multinality.
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A single pen name or pseudonym used collectively by multiple authors, often to create the illusion of a single prolific writer or maintain brand consistency across a series.
Etymology: multi- (Latin: many) + -nym (Greek: name)
A single pen name or pseudonym used collectively by multiple authors, often to create the illusion of a single prolific writer or maintain brand consistency across a series.
Etymology: multi- (Latin: many) + -nym (Greek: name)
"Carolyn Keene is a multinym - dozens of ghostwriters have published Nancy Drew novels under that name since 1930."
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