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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"
everyoneknows · 31-35, T
@CestManan it was still popular in the 90s.
CestManan · 46-50, F
@everyoneknows Hmm, I thought by even the 80's, it was shortened to "Will you go with me?"
I wonder what young people say today when proposing a monogamous relationship.
I wonder what young people say today when proposing a monogamous relationship.
everyoneknows · 31-35, T
@CestManan never heard that even. 'will you go with me'
do you mean 'will you go out with me' ????
i think the going steady one was still used by the older generations.
nowadays theres no proposal also theres barely anyone who wants commitments..
do you mean 'will you go out with me' ????
i think the going steady one was still used by the older generations.
nowadays theres no proposal also theres barely anyone who wants commitments..
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"