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Let's Talk About "ladyfriends"


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little_miss_late

Well I voted that I don't have an opinion. I have some male friends/relatives who would sound totally sweet referring to a lady as their ladyfriend, and a few others who would sound like total slimeballs saying ladyfriend. Personally I like being introduced by my own name.

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[quote name='Nihil Obstat' date='29 October 2009 - 06:13 PM' timestamp='1256858028' post='1993571']
No no, that's 'boy toy', like Rachael's.... Rachael's indentured servant. Or 'summer boy', if you're Lady Gaga.

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He says he's OK with doing those things for me. :sadwalk:

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[quote name='zunshynn' date='28 October 2009 - 10:01 PM' timestamp='1256785309' post='1993092']
I think it sounds like a term for a mistress, personally.
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lol. me too.

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[quote name='rachael' date='02 November 2009 - 10:35 AM' timestamp='1257179708' post='1995237']
He says he's OK with doing those things for me. :sadwalk:
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I never said it was wrong.......

It's just that there's also nothing wrong with organized rebellion against our matriarchal oppressors. :saint:

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[color="#000000"]I refer to my mother's live in boyfriend of 23 years as "gentleman friend," eventhough he is as far from a gentleman as you can get.[/color]

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There was a vote on pie? That reminds me of the time I created a thread here before the polls were abused by T-Bone then taken away for a long time.

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laetitia crucis

[color="#2F4F4F"]I've only recently heard of the term "ladyfriend". To be honest, I find it rather... well, funny. It seems so "formal" to me. (Perhaps I'm just being a tad immature... :topsy: ...but the term "lady" in itself seems quite formal to me.)

The context in which I heard it was when one of my friends told me her brother was "going out with his ladyfriend" -- they weren't going out as "boyfriend and girlfriend", but just as friends-that-[i]could[/i]-eventually-become-more-than-friends-but-probably-not. :huh:

However, I guess in referring to my male friends, I usually just call them my "guy-friends" as opposed to "boyfriends" which (to me) would imply a more-than-friendly relationship.

:D

P.S. -- Why is all the text on this board so light? I guess Lame Board was too lame to get the same text color as the other boards? :sadder: [/color]

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