Fear of what, her no longer considering you her friend? Ignoring the signs and distancing yourself is a sure road to the decay of a friendship, whereas you asking her what is happening is yet to be discovered. There could be a myriad of possibilities - while your assumption could be right, what if she is going through hardships (which could affect her emotional state and thus explain her harsh words), and she needs you the most now? Take the initiative, show that you care - and if it doesn't work, at least you know you've fought for maintaining it.
What do you think a "hook up" is?
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I'm sure we've all heard the "we hooked up" line, but what exactly does this mean?
Is It just a make out sesh?
Is it second base? And what is second base?
Is it full on penus in vagene?
WHAT IS A HOOK UP? How would you define it? -
From Urban dictionary and also the one I find the closest:
"To have any form of intamicy with a member of the prefered séx that you don't consider a significant other. Usually, when said by modern youth it means to make out, and when said by people between the ages of 20 and 35 it generally means to have séx, and if a very old person says it, it probbably means to simply spend time with somebody."
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@TheGoldenMole Well, it is not necessarily related to something sexual, it has other meanings too-
- to meet or begin to work with another person or other people
- To give or sell something to somebody, usually in reference to drugs
- receiving a good or service as a favour
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@Marshmello said in What do you think a "hook up" is?:
@TheGoldenMole Well, it is not necessarily related to something sexual, it has other meanings too-
- to meet or begin to work with another person or other people
- To give or sell something to somebody, usually in reference to drugs
- receiving a good or service as a favour
Lmaoo😂😂😂 but I’m asking about the definition someone uses after a date or clubbing or something. When a person is saying they “hooked up” with their date.
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@Lurker said in What do you think a "hook up" is?:
From Urban dictionary and also the one I find the closest:
"To have any form of intamicy with a member of the prefered séx that you don't consider a significant other. Usually, when said by modern youth it means to make out, and when said by people between the ages of 20 and 35 it generally means to have séx, and if a very old person says it, it probbably means to simply spend time with somebody."
So when someone says hook up should I think about their age to know what they mean? Don’t you think that they might all have a different definition for hook up despite being the same or different ages?
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@TheGoldenMole said in What do you think a "hook up" is?:
@Lurker said in What do you think a "hook up" is?:
From Urban dictionary and also the one I find the closest:
"To have any form of intamicy with a member of the prefered séx that you don't consider a significant other. Usually, when said by modern youth it means to make out, and when said by people between the ages of 20 and 35 it generally means to have séx, and if a very old person says it, it probbably means to simply spend time with somebody."
So when someone says hook up should I think about their age to know what they mean? Don’t you think that they might all have a different definition for hook up despite being the same or different ages?
That's why I said it was from Urban Dictionary, I think the important part is "To have any form of intamicy with a member of the prefered séx that you don't consider a significant other."
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@TheGoldenMole said in What do you think a "hook up" is?:
@Marshmello said in What do you think a "hook up" is?:
@TheGoldenMole Well, it is not necessarily related to something sexual, it has other meanings too-
- to meet or begin to work with another person or other people
- To give or sell something to somebody, usually in reference to drugs
- receiving a good or service as a favour
Lmaoo😂😂😂 but I’m asking about the definition someone uses after a date or clubbing or something. When a person is saying they “hooked up” with their date.
hooked up = made out ;)