How often do you use the “we” when referring to you and your significant other

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  Posted by Elu Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:41am PDT

  Is it wrong for a man to have a sugar baby \?? It is an absolutely extramarital relationship, but more and more services come out on Internet focusing on this kind of relationship, such as ——____Meet Wea lthy com_____~~~~~~~~~~~.

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  Posted by Kingsley Sat Jul 11, 2009 11:59am PDT

  HI PEOPLE OUT THERE I LOVE U ALL

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  Posted by Meisam Sun Jul 12, 2009 5:20am PDT

  سلام من میثم از اصفهانم یه کس ناز می خوام

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  Posted by Meisam Sun Jul 12, 2009 5:31am PDT

  بده بکنم توکست

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  Posted by VictoriaB Mon Jul 13, 2009 5:28am PDT

  "We" people just prove that marriage is that important step in life when two people join together to become one desperately boring person...

  And no, single people aren't jealous...I know plenty of great couples (married or otherwise) that don't "we" everything. It's about maintaining a separate identity.

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  Posted by Benita Mon Jul 13, 2009 6:05am PDT

  Eh. I wouldn't say that singles are jealous of the "we" thing. Some people are single because they couldn't imagine being glued to someone in that way. That's a little freaky to me.

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  Posted by Jane Mon Jul 13, 2009 10:45am PDT

  i agree, single people do get bitter n jealouse because of the "we" thing. But thats exactly why they are single, In any relationship you give up the "I'S" for we a relationship is 50-50 there cant be any other way.

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  Posted by pwsgirl Mon Jul 13, 2009 12:28pm PDT

  First of all, I agree that this post was a bit confusing. You start off talking about friend asking about your haircolor, and end with the "we" thing. Huh??? As for "we", sometimes it's appropriate to the conversation, sometimes not. Depends on the conversation and how the questions are being posed at the time. And the "We're pregnant" doesn't really bother me because it tells me the couple is willing to share the importance of this awesome life experience. However, it might sound better to say "We're expecting a baby." After all, only one of you is actually pregnant. Just my take.

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  Posted by Brianna Mon Jul 13, 2009 12:41pm PDT

  im opposite, i talk about everything in me terms, my house, my backyard, my whatever... in reality its ours and should be... but i forgot and think it should be implied cuz it was in my head :P

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  Posted by Beth Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:10pm PDT

  I don't refer to he and I as "we" unless the topic is "what are you two doing together this week."

  I also don't refer to him as "my man."

  He is an individual that belongs only to himself and I'm an individual that doesn't feel the need to be possessive in my verbage.

  Plus, I think it just sounds low class.

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