Is using the term "Going steady" an older phrase?
I was watching an 80's sitcom and heard the boy ask the girl if she wanted to go steady. And I just realized I haven't heard that for a while
41-45, F
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CestManan · 46-50, F
Yeah, I do not know when it fell out of popularity but at one time, probably before the 80's, it meant "monogamous relationship"
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CestManan · 46-50, F
@everyoneknows Might have been a regional thing but yeah it was called "Going with someone" basically. And of course eventually "Going out with someone"
everyoneknows · 31-35, T
@CestManan where did you grow up... just curious..
swandfriends · 41-45, F
@everyoneknows lol I have heard people put it that way too. I live in Missouri. People might say "She is going with him"
everyoneknows · 31-35, T
yep. its an old expression for starting a seerious romantic commitment
KuroNeko · 41-45, F
Now its "would you like to do anal on Tuesdays?"
masterofyou · 70-79, M
Yes....