View Poll Results: Does the word/term dating infer exclusivity?
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Does the word/term dating infer exclusivity?
January-13th-2004 | 01:59 PM
#2
Slow, loud, cheap
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 147
From: Oshkosh, Wisconsin
No, but after a while it should become exclusive. Saying you're "dating" someone doesn't inheirently mean exclusivity, however, saying someone is your "b/f, g/f, fiancee, husband or wife" should!
January-21st-2004 | 02:15 PM
#4
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Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 419
From: Tampa, Florida
Originally posted by onehawaiian
yes. when ur "dating", ur referring to an on-going union.
when u date, that's just a singular action with no ties.
all in reference.
yes. when ur "dating", ur referring to an on-going union.
when u date, that's just a singular action with no ties.
all in reference.
January-23rd-2004 | 04:50 PM
#6
031 - Deathtech
Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 401
From: Petawawa, ON. Canada
Originally posted by steve_protege
I agree with onehawaiian. If you say me and so n so are dating it means continuous, which can lead into being exclusive. Unless you tell your bf/gf first that we will date, but not be exclusive, then dating or seeing someone means just that. Just ONE.
I agree with onehawaiian. If you say me and so n so are dating it means continuous, which can lead into being exclusive. Unless you tell your bf/gf first that we will date, but not be exclusive, then dating or seeing someone means just that. Just ONE.
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