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I was responding to this part of your comment, > But the glossary strongly implies that there's no meaning to "cohabitate" beyond "have sex" It's common in di
by greglindahl 7y ago
I was responding to this part of your comment,
> But the glossary strongly implies that there's no meaning to "cohabitate" beyond "have sex"
It's common in discussions that people aren't answering your question.
- thaumasiotes 7y agoThe point I'm making in that comment is that, while you would expect "cohabitate" to refer to living arrangements, the glossary suggests -- very strongly -- that, despite ordinary expectations, it does not. I'm not saying "why doesn't the glossary note that 'cohabitation' means living together?". I'm saying "why is this glossary using 'cohabitation' to refer to having sex without any reference to living arrangements?". Your comment doesn't respond to that at all; you appear to assume that 'cohabitation' does refer to living arrangements, and that this is obvious.