A person (usually a man, but can also be a woman) who has sexuallyharrassed or assaulted a person, leading the victim to proclaim "Me Too" after describing the incident usually via social media.
Girl: My neighbor tried to kiss me last night and he's married.
Friend: Oh wow! He always seemed so nice, I didn't know he was a Mr. Me Too. Sad.
Friend: Oh wow! He always seemed so nice, I didn't know he was a Mr. Me Too. Sad.
by KandydoesntKare October 27, 2017
by pattywaty April 6, 2006
When a person or group of colloborative persons, usually a women , losing thier sexual agency, misrepresents a previous sexual encounter or when a person retroactively withdraws consent on a sexual counter for the purposes exploiting a higher status person for financial gain
Yeah we use to date 20 years ago. I see he is doing much better nowadays. Maybe i can me too him for some money
by betweenthelines1 September 17, 2023
The word "epistem" comes from the Greek "epistem" for "knowledge and understanding," and the word "logos" comes from the Greek for "study of."
The word "epist-me-too" comes from (your language) for "knowledge and understanding that I have too" and the word "logos" comes from the Greek for "study of."
epist-me-too-ology: the study of the knowledge and understanding that I have too.
The word "epist-me-too" comes from (your language) for "knowledge and understanding that I have too" and the word "logos" comes from the Greek for "study of."
epist-me-too-ology: the study of the knowledge and understanding that I have too.
You studied epistemology, but I studied epist-me-too-ology; therefore, I know and understand what you know and understand too.
by Pseudonymthewild@gmail.com December 25, 2012