Wait! You mean it's NOT? I'm having a talk with my wife.
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That's honestly kinda sweet.
Uh... you do need something to replace the iron and sugar you're losing.
Yeah but it doesn't need to be chocolate specifically. For example my fiance is allergic to chocolate. When I can find them there's these maple sandwich cookies she really likes from the health food store.
Wouldn't red meat thus be the ideal period want food?
I like to think he made a joke about how women need chocolate on their periods as a cute way of giving her a gift every time she was on her period, assuming she didn't think he was that stupid, and it just never came up again.
"my boyfriend wasn't being kind to me. He was just an idiot."
That was my take. Like girl, he knew. It takes 20 seconds to research it.
I am trying to assume it's a joke from her part.
Also, people who date never actually talk to one another so there's no way he could have told her that's what he believes
Before my wife needed a hysterectomy, I would pick her up a box of tampons and a pint of rocky road.
As a Father that raised 4 daughters with my wife, chocolate was a line item in the family budget every month.
And while I am no fan of chocolate, one small bar will cover my desire for the stuff for a year, I used to keep a small bar of it on my desk. Just sitting there unopened and uneaten. It drove them all crazy. Are you going to eat that Dad? Can I have it?
Date. Years? Shared flat? American words seem to have no meaning. That wasn't dating, that was a commited, dedicated relationship.
Please remember we are a christofascist theocracy so anything besides a church wedding is considered "dating".
That's the common verb to use for a romantic relationship where you aren't married or engaged in America. I'm honestly unaware of a different one
We were together for several years
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Are you quoting this because you think it's in some way contradictory?
No, just providing a way of phrasing for that form of relationship that makes sense to non-Americans.
Dating sounds like you're still in the courting phase (or, well, dating) to many around the world, not in a committed relationship for years and living with each other.
I think it's weird that English doesn't have a word for sambo. Partner sort of works, but it's taken on a connotation of permanent dedication, and is often synonymous with spouse. Cohabitant sounds even more emotionally distant than roommate.
https://www.sverigesradio.se/artikel/what-does-it-mean-to-be-a-sambo-in-sweden
According to this sambo pretty much IS "partner", permanent dedication at all. Though I only skimmed it.
It's just a matter of connotation so maybe not everyone feels the same way, but I feel like if someone introduces their sambo I think they live together right now, but maybe not forever and always, whereas if they introduce their partner I'm going to read it as life partner or non-binary spouse.
Is this like that addiction excuses? Where they say they don't need it and they can quit anytime they want.
Idk my mom has an addiction to chocolate, I just thought that was a girl thing
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