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It's a common way of describing that shared experience. There's no need to restrict our speech or feelings to the strictly literal. If you don't like the phrase
by nonamegiven 14y ago
It's a common way of describing that shared experience. There's no need to restrict our speech or feelings to the strictly literal. If you don't like the phrase you don't have to use it, but to many couples the experience is meaningful enough that the phrase is also meaningful.
- vixen99 14y agoMeaningful to whom? Seems to me that the existence of an internal feeling experienced by some couples is not enough to warrant misusing a precise term.
- radley 14y agoIf she's pregnant and insists I say "we", I say "we". That simple.
- nonamegiven 14y agoMeaningful to them and to most of the rest of us. Life is much more than utility.