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Topic	I'm not a fan of the term 'Significant Other'
dirtycommunist 02/20/18 7:17:46 PM #12:	Joelypoely posted... ChouBF posted... It's just a way of talking about some one's partner when you don't know if their partner is their wife, boyfriend, transsexual dominatrix, and so on. Ah, I have to admit it makes sense using it that way. Yeah this is the only way I ever see it used. No one introduces someone as their significant other. But when you send an invitation to people, you might say "feel free to bring you significant other." It's just about being polite, not pretentious. --- *not actually a communist, only dirty on occasion <cite>dirtycommunist posted [p:896458987] in I'm not a ... [t:76340370]...</cite> <quote><cite>Joelypoely posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChouBF posted...</cite> <quote>It's just a way of talking about some one's partner when you don't know if their partner is their wife, boyfriend, transsexual dominatrix, and so on.</quote> Ah, I have to admit it makes sense using it that way.</quote> Yeah this is the only way I ever see it used. No one introduces someone as their significant other. But when you send an invitation to people, you might say "feel free to bring you significant other." It's just about being polite, not pretentious. --- *not actually a communist, only dirty on occasion</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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