🔘@EnglishSlangWordsSugar Mama
What does sugar mama mean?

◻️An older woman used for her money by a man
   Sugar mama is a term that refers to an older woman who is used by her @EnglishSlangWords or husband for her @EnglishSlangWords. She is usually a considerable amount older than her man, in the range of 10 to 20 years.
A sugar mama may also be considered a @EnglishSlangWords, @EnglishSlangWords, or @EnglishSlangWords. While the sugar mama term is increasing in usage, It's more common that an older rich male, called @EnglishSlangWords is being used by his @EnglishSlangWords or wife.

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Mark went to the club last nite and met his sugar mama
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🔘@EnglishSlangWordsUnicorn Mom
What is a unicorn mom?

◻️An imperfect, authentic mom who defies mom shamingA unicorn mom is a mother who leans into her faults and doesn't try to live up to the standards that critics impose on her. She is authentic and honest about her struggles and letdowns, has a sense of humor, and shrugs off @EnglishSlangWords.
The term unicorn mom became popular in the mid-2010s. It has several possible origins, with the most prominent being a Californian mom named Maria Hunt. Maria created a "Unicorn Moms" Facebook group in 2015 where moms could gather in a judgment-free space. The group's tagline is: "Perfect moms are like unicorns; they don't exist."
The group took off and led to many moms worldwide opening up and sharing how they struggle to meet impossible expectations. For example, instead of grinning and bearing it, a unicorn mom having a rough day with her kids may get a babysitter at 2pm and go to a local restaurant to drink a couple glasses of wine.

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I'm so glad I connected to other unicorn moms. I thought I was the only one here that sometimes doesn't like my kids
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🔘@EnglishSlangWordsMBS
What does MBS stand for in online chat?

◻️Mom behind shoulderIf you're a mother, and you see your child enter MBS in online chat, you should circle back to have another look at their screen. This acronym, which stands for "mom behind shoulder," is a common warning children use to let others know their mother is around. (And thus, no one should say anything inappropriate.)
MBS is just one of many acronyms and codewords children use to warn others that their parents are around, while engaging in online chat. Others include @EnglishSlangWords, @EnglishSlangWords, @EnglishSlangWords, and @EnglishSlangWords.

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MBS, so you know
Well then, how are you doing with today's homework?
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🔘@EnglishSlangWordsWhoa
What does whoa mean?

◻️Expression of surpriseWhoa is a common term people use to express surprise or shock at something. You will see or hear it in messages, in emails, online, and in real life (@EnglishSlangWords).
For example, your sister may be talking on the phone and exclaim, "Whoa! Is he OK?" when discovering your neighbor was in a car accident. Or, your mom and dad may text you an awesome birthday surprise, and you respond with, "Whoa! Amazing!" While the pronunciation is the same, people may also spell whoa as "@EnglishSlangWords."

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Whoa! I had no idea they got engaged!
Ya, they kept it a secret for a while
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