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The term “Doing a Zee” was established on the 26th of April 2019. This term refers to a person or subject that meets the following criteria or circumstance. • If the person types multiple texts at once when they could easily be put into one paragraph or talking as if there were IRL (In Real Life). • If the person in question is showing manipulative or dominant tendencies that are affecting other people in a negative fashion. • If the person is egotistical in any manor • If the person in question is flirtatious at inappropriate intervals in time. • If the person constantly repeats a phrase or a word and attempts to insert said phrase in any sentence despite the context, (most commonly the phase/ word in question would be a mental illness or disability). If someone represents at least 1 or multiple of these traits the can be classified as “Doing a Zee”. Examples of this term can be seen below:
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