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Gadzooks 07-16-2019 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by BucEyedPea (Post 14351029)
Six as actual boyfriends meaning in a relationship that's fairly long-term and exclusive; 7 mos min or longer by a year or more starting from age 16. ( My first infatuation that I thought was love) Not counting people I dated for a short time or on/off.

As a lady do you agree with Rainman's definition of a girlfriend? You seem to add a clause of exclusive for 7 months or more...:hmmm:

stumppy 07-17-2019 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14350847)
It's Winona Ryder, isn't it?

Tea Leoni. Won't even accept my friend request.

Rain Man 07-17-2019 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Gadzooks (Post 14351040)
As a lady do you agree with Rainman's definition of a girlfriend? You seem to add a clause of exclusive for 7 months or more...:hmmm:

I was struggling to define the term, and that's an interesting topic in an of itself. For simplicity, I'll use the term 'girlfriend' below, but it could apply to either.

"Girlfriend" implies a romantic relationship, though that doesn't necessarily have to be a sexual relationship.

"Girlfriend" implies some length or duration of the relationship, but it doesn't have to be long. Maybe it's more about intensity, so it's not just 'this girl I had a date with'.

To many, 'girlfriend' would imply some exclusivity, but that's not necessarily ironclad. A person could conceivably have two girlfriends if they're okay with the deal. (Or if they don't know, then it still implies some exclusivity on the female's part, right?)

"Girlfriend" implies familiarity. It means that you're past the point of dressing to impress as a requirement, even if you still do it. And it implies that you know each other well enough that you can use this honorific as a title.

"Girlfriend" implies a preference. She's your default date to the movies on Friday and you're hers.

Agree? Disagree? The definition may be changing over time, too, and it's been a long time since I've had to consider my own use of the term. So maybe I'm out of date.

BucEyedPea 07-17-2019 09:52 AM

I think what I said is pretty much the same thing as you Rain Man.

Titty Meat 07-17-2019 10:02 AM

I am an incel

Renegade 07-17-2019 10:23 AM

Girlfriends=4
Boyfriends=0, close guy friends=3

DJ's left nut 07-17-2019 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14351303)
I was struggling to define the term, and that's an interesting topic in an of itself. For simplicity, I'll use the term 'girlfriend' below, but it could apply to either.

"Girlfriend" implies a romantic relationship, though that doesn't necessarily have to be a sexual relationship.

"Girlfriend" implies some length or duration of the relationship, but it doesn't have to be long. Maybe it's more about intensity, so it's not just 'this girl I had a date with'.

To many, 'girlfriend' would imply some exclusivity, but that's not necessarily ironclad. A person could conceivably have two girlfriends if they're okay with the deal. (Or if they don't know, then it still implies some exclusivity on the female's part, right?)

"Girlfriend" implies familiarity. It means that you're past the point of dressing to impress as a requirement, even if you still do it. And it implies that you know each other well enough that you can use this honorific as a title.

"Girlfriend" implies a preference. She's your default date to the movies on Friday and you're hers.

Agree? Disagree? The definition may be changing over time, too, and it's been a long time since I've had to consider my own use of the term. So maybe I'm out of date.

That's overcomplicated as !@#$.

Have you ever stood alongside her and introduced her to anyone of importance as 'my girlfriend...'

If no, she's not. If yes, she is.

It takes a fair amount of understanding between the parties involved to get to holding each other out as boyfriend/girlfriend. You don't do it in front of her if you haven't gotten there yet. And if you won't do it yet, it don't count.

Skyy God 07-17-2019 10:38 AM

I have no idea the answer to this question.

However, I'm trying to take this chick (who is not my girlfriend) to Croatia next month. Fingers crossed.

http://i63.tinypic.com/2lc8a4i.jpg

Skyy God 07-17-2019 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 14351392)
That's overcomplicated as !@#$.

Have you ever stood alongside her and introduced her to anyone of importance as 'my girlfriend...'

If no, she's not. If yes, she is.

It takes a fair amount of understanding between the parties involved to get to holding each other out as boyfriend/girlfriend. You don't do it in front of her if you haven't gotten there yet. And if you won't do it yet, it don't count.

Sure, but what about situations where a chick refers to you as her boyfriend but you don't reciprocate with friends/family. Failure by a guy to acknowledge a relationship doesn't necessarily negate the seriousness of one.

DJ's left nut 07-17-2019 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Cave Johnson (Post 14351411)
Sure, but what about situations where a chick refers to you as her boyfriend but you don't reciprocate with friends/family. Failure by a guy to acknowledge a relationship doesn't necessarily negate the seriousness of one.

I don't agree.

If you won't call her your girlfriend, then she's just some chick you're dating for a bit.

And if she calls you her boyfriend when you're around and you keep calling her your friend when she's around, you'll find out real fast that the dating thing isn't long for this world.

You're simply at the precipice of the 'girlfriend/not a girlfriend' decision at that point. You can start calling her a girlfriend and she'll keep dating you, or you can continue to call her 'my pal' and get curbed. Your choice says plenty about the relationship status.

Titty Meat 07-17-2019 11:15 AM

DJ u ever tasted your on nut?

oldman 07-17-2019 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14351303)

To many, 'girlfriend' would imply some exclusivity, but that's not necessarily ironclad. A person could conceivably have two girlfriends if they're okay with the deal. (Or if they don't know, then it still implies some exclusivity on the female's part, right?)

Like I said earlier, the late 60s were complicated or maybe I should use the term fluid.

DJ's left nut 07-17-2019 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Titty Meat (Post 14351456)
DJ u ever tasted your on nut?

It's somewhat floral with a slightly smoky aftertaste; like a middle of the road single-malt really.

Why do you ask?

TrebMaxx 07-17-2019 05:36 PM

I had to think about this one and I was about to say 2. Strange, my ex-wife wasn't registering. I guess I was blocking that part of my relationship history out. Had to go with 3 real girlfriends but back in my younger days I did sow many wild oats.

**If a young man sows his wild oats, he has a period of his life when he does a lot of exciting things and has a lot of sexual relationships.

T-post Tom 07-17-2019 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14350847)
It's Winona Ryder, isn't it?

It's not her, but that would be delicious. She's a lovely little nymph.


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