use of the word "partner"
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I don't care really, but if a couple have been together for over a decade(or a long time basically), don't want to get married because they don't believe in it, but want to come across as more than just a simple BF/GF.
People getting hooked on simple words, 1st world problems.
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It's preferable to "missus" (when people are referring to a girlfriend).
That is so annoying.
I think partner sounds fitting...
I've never associated it with being gay, but I know many do.
agreed..
I've never associated it with being gay, but I know many do.
It's preferable to "missus" (when people are referring to a girlfriend)
agreed..
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Try introducing your business partner to people when you live in Brighton.
You'd best run your definition of the word past Webster (or any other dictionary compiler) because they don't agree.
No, it does not. Really.
No, it means you're not proud of being hetrosexual, why can't you be in the same way a gay man can be proud of being homosexual?
Women are such retards most of the time i swear
It's preferable to "missus" (when people are referring to a girlfriend)
And misses is far preferable to the cringeworthy "better half" that some use. Every time I hear that phrase I die a little inside... Relationships are about equals, not idolising/sucking up to someone...
That really made me laugh
Ah, the troubles of labels. You may be seeing someone and it can be great... dare to even have a conversation regarding any sort of label... dangerzone!