What is Seen Many Mango Seasons?


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A polite way of saying that a woman is mature or not disclosing her age. Mostly a Southern expression.

Sir, I am quite aware of what I am doing; I have seen many mango seasons.

Traditionally, we love to spend the last Sunday in the year reflecting with those who have seen many mango seasons and who, by their own longevity, offer us the hope of living the good life the way it ought to be done.

See mature, experienced, elder, senior, been around the block, young pup, naive, youth, prodigy, entitlement


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