Have you ever been “flewed out”?

[Anonymous]

definition:

To be flown out to the city, state, or country by a guy/girl who wants to see you badly and who’s about to spend a bag(money) then send you home.

Popularized by City Girls.

[Anonymous]

Pretty sure that expression hasn’t been “popularized” anywhere, ever. It’s not even a cute euphemism for the whoring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure that expression hasn’t been “popularized” anywhere, ever. It’s not even a cute euphemism for the whoring.

I hear a lot of younger women at my company use it when they talk about their weekend or weekend plans

[Anonymous]

Of course, when I was young and single. Surely we all did at least once or twice?

[Anonymous]

It’s not flewed out…. Flewed is not a word!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure that expression hasn’t been “popularized” anywhere, ever. It’s not even a cute euphemism for the whoring.

Omg you’re absurd. It’s just an elaborate date. Or like a weekend getaway except only one of us had to travel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s not flewed out…. Flewed is not a word!

I’m just writing it how it is used and it looks like “flewed” is the correct term even though it isn’t a word per se

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s not flewed out…. Flewed is not a word!

I’m just writing it how it is used and it looks like “flewed” is the correct term even though it isn’t a word per se

No, the saying “flown out.”

[Anonymous]

Yup. Greatest long weekend of my young life (and not just because of the sex). We ended up with other people but are still good friends.

[Anonymous]

I think this is one of those phrases white people aren’t supposed to use. I’m not saying there aren’t people on DCUM who can say this, but perhaps many here should not.

[Anonymous]

I prefer to flew to them.

[Anonymous]

I did it once with I guy I knew forever. Went to Arizona.

The best one though was my friend met a guy at a wedding on Sunday he got her a ticket to go home with him, she was there a few days and eventually sobered up and asked to be flown home. He had to go to the store to get her clothes because she only had wedding clothes.

[Anonymous]

Flown out, OP. Flown out. Do you always spell words you don't know phonetically?

I pay for my own flights, thank you. I flew long distances to see my future husband. It was fun.

[Anonymous]

As long as she is flown out, it’s all good. If she bus down, watch out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As long as she is flown out, it’s all good. If she bus down, watch out.

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