*** The All New Official OcUK Post Your GF/BF Thread ***

[Delvis]

Been a while since i saw thread..

One on right, Ignore plank duck face on left *sigh*

I'm more concerned about the eyebrows to be honest. The one on the left.

Are you fourteen?

It's called the 'before' phase of a relationship...You know, when you go out to restaurants and hang out? Or do you just walk up to someone and go BE MY GIRLFRIEND every so often?

 

[Frozennova]

Time for another from me, contrary to the username, Emma my girlfriend on the left

 

[Ahleckz]

Been a while since i saw thread..

One on right, Ignore plank duck face on left *sigh*

Phone number for leftie pleasse.

 

[utajoker]

all men in here need to advise their other half that a duck face is not cute or anything else and just makes you look stupid.

 

[GravyMonster]

With those glasses and eyebrows, the one on the left looks like Martin Scorcese.

 

[Ahleckz]

With those glasses and eyebrows, the one on the left looks like Martin Scorcese.

Be nice to future Mrs Ahleckz please.

 

[Naffa]

Are you fourteen?

Obviously I'm not fourteen. I can't detect any subtext or hidden question beneath the perceived insult. Perhaps you could spell it out for me?

Just for context, I am from the UK, she is from Quebec, we are both living in Bordeaux, but only for a two more weeks. We only started seeing each other (yes, that's what it is ) about two weeks ago, and calling it more than that would make things too difficult.

I'm definitely not fourteen, but thanks for making sure!

 

[Frozennova]

I don't see how the concept of seeing someone is confusing. You go out for drinks etc a few times before your officially a couple that's how it works. As somebody else said you don't me a girl start talking then ten minutes later ask her to be your girlfriend that would send them running very quickly.

I was seeing Emma for about 3 weeks before we was officially together, you have to get to know somebody at least a little bit before you decide you want to commit to a relationship otherwise it wouldn't end well.

 

[godinman]

I suppose in the olden says it may have been called 'Dating', maybe.

 

[Naffa]

I seriously don't get this... Do people really have a problem with the idea of 'seeing someone' and not called them your boyfriend or girlfriend?

 

[Disco Boy]

I suppose in the olden says it may have been called 'Dating', maybe.

I think you mean courting...

 

[Unicorn]

I'm more concerned about the eyebrows to be honest. The one on the left.

Only just noticed that haha!

Phone number for leftie pleasse.

U wouldnt..

 

[godinman]

I think you mean courting...

I meant dating, but courting works too, and better.

 

[Skidder]

Meet, see, date, girlfriend, it's fluid.....all over her face.

 

[dirtychinchilla]

...haha!

 

[Disco Boy]

I meant dating, but courting works too, and better.

It was your mention of "the olden days" that made me say that. Dating is a much more modern term than courting.

 

[Windle]

Only just noticed that haha!



U wouldnt..

I've met Ahleckz, he would...

 

[krooton]

Seeing someone has been a colloquialism for dating since I was in school over a decade ago, some of you must be well old.

 

[Unicorn]

I've met Ahleckz, he would...

Ill inform her of this interest. Im sure she will be more than worried Shes 19 also fyi :')

 

[Naffa]

I meant dating, but courting works too, and better.

Courtship doesn't work, sorry. It's a Victorian word, used to describe when a man tried to woo a lady, often referred to as someone's daughter. Dating is a much more modern, up to date term that reflects the less formal process undertaken today.