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oedipianized
It's a word based on Deleuze-Guattari's Anti-Oedipus, it basically means to triangulate desire and the unconscious within the family unit rather than analyzing the material relations which produce subjects
Not to be confused by oedipus from Greek mythology though it is the original root
Noun - oedipianization; oedipus
Not to be confused by oedipus from Greek mythology though it is the original root
Noun - oedipianization; oedipus
John :I wont piss on the table
David : why might that be? You're acting like you're Oedipianized
John : well maybe I am Oedipianized! What's wrong with that??
David : dont you know? Being Oedipianized is to have a permanent cop in your head constantly judging your acts thus restricting creativity
John : ah, I see. I will not be Oedipianized like others! *pisses on the table*
David : why might that be? You're acting like you're Oedipianized
John : well maybe I am Oedipianized! What's wrong with that??
David : dont you know? Being Oedipianized is to have a permanent cop in your head constantly judging your acts thus restricting creativity
John : ah, I see. I will not be Oedipianized like others! *pisses on the table*
oedipianized by Mane. March 9, 2021
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omeiza
Omeiza is an Ebira originated male name which means one who blesses and gives. Omeiza are caring people, they are lovely, cute, intelligent, smart, hardworking, easy to move with, goal getters, classic individuals, perfectionist . They love their friends. Omeiza love their family and will always do anything to provide for them. If you meet an Omeiza hold him well.
omeiza by Iza2dworld February 2, 2020
oedipianization
It's a word based on Deleuze-Guattari's Anti-Oedipus, it basically means to triangulate desire and the unconscious within the family unit rather than analyzing the material relations which produce subjects
Not to be confused by oedipus from Greek mythology though it is the original root
Not to be confused by oedipus from Greek mythology though it is the original root
Oedipianization is to have a cop in your head constantly judging your acts thus restricting creativity
oedipianization by Mane. March 9, 2021
Oedicorrect
When, while texting with your girlfriend, autocorrect forces you to accidentally reference your mother.
Origin: Oedipus + Autocorrect:
Oedipus - a tragic hero in Greek mythology, Oedipus accidentally fulfilled the prophecy, despite his efforts not to, that he would end up killing his father and marrying his mother, thereby bringing disaster to his city and family. When the truth was discovered, his wife hanged herself, and Oedipus gouged out his own eyes.
Later adopted by Sigmund Freud to describe a male child's unconscious desire for the exclusive love of his mother. This desire includes jealousy towards the father and the unconscious wish for that parent's death, as well as the unconscious desire for sexual intercourse with the mother.
Autocorrect - spelling correction mechanism on mobile devices.
Origin: Oedipus + Autocorrect:
Oedipus - a tragic hero in Greek mythology, Oedipus accidentally fulfilled the prophecy, despite his efforts not to, that he would end up killing his father and marrying his mother, thereby bringing disaster to his city and family. When the truth was discovered, his wife hanged herself, and Oedipus gouged out his own eyes.
Later adopted by Sigmund Freud to describe a male child's unconscious desire for the exclusive love of his mother. This desire includes jealousy towards the father and the unconscious wish for that parent's death, as well as the unconscious desire for sexual intercourse with the mother.
Autocorrect - spelling correction mechanism on mobile devices.
Her: I made some delicious cookies!
You: (intending to write "mmmmm"): momma!
Her: ...
You: that was Oedicorrect again, I swear!
You: (intending to write "mmmmm"): momma!
Her: ...
You: that was Oedicorrect again, I swear!
Oedicorrect by CrotchRocket69 March 1, 2015
Oedipussy
Oedipussy by scottishirishpunk July 29, 2012
Oedipus
A man who gives a new meaning to the word "Mother F*cker".
Oedipus was born to Laius (king of Thebes) and Jocasta (queen of Thebes). At birth, it was fortold that he would murder his father and marry his mother. Laius, not wanting this, sent Oedipus into exile. However, Oedipus did not die, instead he was found and adopted by the king and queen of Corinth. Later in his life, he is told that the king of Corinth is not his real father and escapes to Thebes. On his way, he met a traveler. They got into a fight and Oedipus killed him. When he reaches Thebes, he meets a beutiful widow, (who is the queen) and marries her. They are happy together and have four kids. However, this happiness is broken when Odeipus finds out that the traveler he killed was his real father, Laius, and he married his mother, Jocasta. In reaction to this, he cuts out his eyes and sets out in the world. When Jocasta finds out this, she hangs herself. (Or Vice Virsa) All the children are killed.
Happy story isn't it? :)
How to Pronounce the Names:
Oedipus: Ed-eh-pus
Laius: Lay-us
Jocasta: Joe-cast-ah
Oedipus was born to Laius (king of Thebes) and Jocasta (queen of Thebes). At birth, it was fortold that he would murder his father and marry his mother. Laius, not wanting this, sent Oedipus into exile. However, Oedipus did not die, instead he was found and adopted by the king and queen of Corinth. Later in his life, he is told that the king of Corinth is not his real father and escapes to Thebes. On his way, he met a traveler. They got into a fight and Oedipus killed him. When he reaches Thebes, he meets a beutiful widow, (who is the queen) and marries her. They are happy together and have four kids. However, this happiness is broken when Odeipus finds out that the traveler he killed was his real father, Laius, and he married his mother, Jocasta. In reaction to this, he cuts out his eyes and sets out in the world. When Jocasta finds out this, she hangs herself. (Or Vice Virsa) All the children are killed.
Happy story isn't it? :)
How to Pronounce the Names:
Oedipus: Ed-eh-pus
Laius: Lay-us
Jocasta: Joe-cast-ah
Oedipus by raisedtheroof December 16, 2008