what does it mean when someone says you have cake?
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noun. nice buttocks. Lil' momma got the cake. See more words with the same meaning: buttocks, butt, ass.
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It's a saying that means it makes you feel really good. It's not used in everyday conversation though it looks good in writing. :) It's a saying that means it makes you feel really good.
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But I hear this joke more: "How do you like your eggs in the morning?" "Unfertilized." You mention wondering it meant actual eggs, but the original pick up line doesn't. Just means, let's have sex tonight and I'll make you breakfast tomorrow.
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It also means that he likes you more than an average acquaintance and he especially wants you to know that. It's also a way to quickly build rapport. It works the same way in person too. Notice how you perk up when someone addresses you by name.
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It's almost always a compliment. It usually means “there's something about you that I find appealing in a sexual, romantic or friendly nature that makes me enjoy your company.” It's usually a really subtle way of telling someone you enjoy being around them without making a big deal about the emotions behind it.
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If it's your wife or girlfriend it's just a term of endearment, like they are saying they acknowledge you as someone special. If it's not your wife or girlfriend, the translation is much different. It means you are a useful friend but she doesn't have any sexual or romantic interest in you.
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piece of cake. The saying "a piece of cake" means something that's simple to accomplish. If a school assignment is a piece of cake, it's so easy that you will barely have to think about it. ... The Americanism cakewalk, used to mean "something easy," came first, in the 1860's — piece of cake wasn't used until around 1936.
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The emojis that you see next to the usernames on your friends list are symbols that indicate what kind of relationship you have with those users. Some emojis, like the birthday cake, have a very obvious meaning.
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you're a peach. You are wonderful and/or helpful. ... Ah, you're a peach. Thank you much for picking up the cupcakes on your way to the party—you're a peach.
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It just means someone liked the message you sent them. I usually like another person's message if they send something funny, super nice, or relatable.
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It means "I like you," but in a romantic, or being attracted to, sense. One can also fancy a certain candy, or dress. In that case it means "really like."
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Dreaming of eating a cake – If you dreamed of eating a cake, that dream usually indicates satisfaction, pleasure and sometimes overindulging and exaggerating in something. That dream is often a symbol of your love towards someone. ... It often indicates mutual love and pleasure in your romantic relationship.
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It means - he finds you are of some value to him for the time being. And as long as he finds this value, he will use romantic & sweet sounding words like these to make you feel good and special. Once this use & usefulness is no longer there, these words will cease to exist.
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A man telling you that you're special to him could only mean that he's already owning you or marking you as his own. He's saying this so that you would reserve yourself to him. This is his way of telling to the world that you're now an item. The word special is a supplement for the word love.
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You usually use this when you're talking about food, movies, or something bad that a person did. I really care for you. To "care for" someone means that you love them. This may be a romantic feeling or more of a family/friend feeling.
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It means that he finds you sexually attractive and would like you to call him. I would assume that you already have his number for him to say this. And then generally, I'm assuming he would already have your number for him to recognize when you were calling him.
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It means that what you have said or done, or what has been said about you, is available for public notice and has come to the attention of the person now speaking to you. This can be good, or it can be bad. And it means that the person now speaking to you has already formed an impression of you before you even met.