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it’s someone who is like disrespects or hates the people of the culture but like uses the culture for their gain and appropriate the culture
yea emma is a culture goblin, she hates blsck peoole but loves rap music
A culture that expects men to buy all the expensive gifts in a relationship. This culture is rooted in the past where men were almost always the primary income earners. Antiquated but carried forward by most cultures globally.
She keeps saying he should buy her more expensive things even tho she earns as much money as him. She clearly is pupetuating the User Culture.
Some group of dick heads going around on online, whether it's Facebook, tiktok or even Snapchat they will hate on you for breathing. You could find it on some nice post and they'll hate on it for no reason, Scene kids also use it as some phrases too.
Nerd 1: omg let's hate on this cute puppy video because we're cringe culture!
Nerd 2: yes because we cry in our bed at night and live in our parents basement!
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Similar cultural appropriation, however, the person appropriating the culture is a thot.
Cultural Ahopriation: A white pornstar wearing Asian clothing while sucking dick.
Cultural fit means that employees' beliefs and behaviors are in alignment with their employer's core values and company culture . But also a schneaky-ass way to only hire people who you like or who look like you.
"Unfortunately, even though you graduated magna cum laude from MIT and you've worked for Goldman Sachs for two years already even though you're only 18 - you being a black chick doesn't go with our culture fit of white nerdy guys from CalTech.
Fishing, hunting and noodling are cultural necessities. The rest of organized sports is too faggy, girly or top heavy with rich, lippy Knee Grows or Puerto Ricans such as are in baseball. Any serious Redneck is a NASCAR Historian and wept for days after Dale Earnhardt met his demise on that fateful day in 2001.
Google Redneck Culture for the ABCs of Redneck Culture
A societal phenomenon in which individuals habitually engage in the practice of constantly measuring themselves, their achievements, possessions, and life circumstances against those of others. This pervasive tendency is fueled by the prevalence of social media, advertising, and the ease of access to others' curated narratives, which can lead to feelings of inadequacy, envy, and anxiety.
Comparison Culture often fosters unrealistic standards of success and happiness, as individuals strive to match or surpass the perceived achievements of their peers, acquaintances, or even celebrities. This can result in detrimental effects on mental health, self-esteem, and overall well-being, as the relentless pursuit of comparison tends to overshadow one's own accomplishments and unique life journey.
Comparison Culture makes me feel like I'm never going to be as good as anyone else I see on social media.