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(Reblogged from 24freedinners)
I mean, I hate that there’s no word for when your boyfriend is a boyfriend of like, THREE OR FOUR YEARS, you know? It’s like, he’s not just my boyfriend, I didn’t just meet him yesterday. We’re practically ENGAGED. I just think people don’t get the seriousness of the situation if you just say “he’s my boyfriend.
Anonymous girl from college that I am just reminiscing about. (via natface)
I don’t know this girl, but this is true. I hate using the word because it sounds somehow immature and flighty. 12-year-olds have boyfriends. And no, while there’s no ring on my finger, this is a man who feeds my cat and who has unclogged my toilet. There’s kind of an irrevocable intimacy there.
(via thewordunheard)
(via 24freedinners)
Ha! I love that those particular acts are the signs of commitment. In any case, this is why I use “de facto-engaged.” I find it does the trick.
