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Well, when two HENRYs love each other very much, they do frequent move in together to become DINKs. ;) More seriously, DINK seems to be approximately the plura
by pmiller2 6y ago
Well, when two HENRYs love each other very much, they do frequent move in together to become DINKs. ;)
More seriously, DINK seems to be approximately the plural of HENRY in this context.
- loco5niner 6y agoExcept, I think that HENRY implies that they are not willing to adjust their extravagant lifestyle in order to become rich.