Have you ever been “flewed out”?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
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.

I think you’re being a bit disingenuous- fairly certain you could guess correctly on a multiple choice test. It is likely derived from AAVE or a slang term popularized by rap.

[Anonymous]

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

Sign off granny. It's def "flewed out," where you been?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
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.

It's called SLANG, geesh. It's "flewed out." Smh

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
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.

It's called SLANG, geesh. It's "flewed out." Smh

If you're flewed out then you're on Southwest or waiting in the long Spirit line, sorry.

[Anonymous]

Long distance relationship with a man 10 years older while I was in grad school. I couldn’t afford another trip during a holiday weekend, so I was flown out to him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

+1000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Long distance relationship with a man 10 years older while I was in grad school. I couldn’t afford another trip during a holiday weekend, so I was flown out to him.

you were totally flewed

[Anonymous]

It’s “flewed” and I don’t understand why, OP, you would ask this question on here. Know your audience. The term is popular with a subset of folks they are not on DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Yep. I met my husband when he was 25, I was 26. He was a consultant. His company paid for me to fly to the S.American country he was working every other week. I worked 4 10 hour days and would leave Thursday evenings snd return Sundays. He would alternate and fly back home. He then had projects in cities around the US and we continued doing that.

[Anonymous]

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

LMAO! Love this response.

I’ve not heard of this term, but back in the day there was a celebrity who offered to fly out my friend to see him. We convinced her not to knowing exactly what he wanted and how he was trying to use her.

[Anonymous]

City girls that didn’t finish high school.

[Anonymous]

Totally. Several times.

[Anonymous]

Yes, many times!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: City girls that didn’t finish high school.

Yet they're way more rich and famous than you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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

LMAO! Love this response.

I’ve not heard of this term, but back in the day there was a celebrity who offered to fly out my friend to see him. We convinced her not to knowing exactly what he wanted and how he was trying to use her.

So, you discouraged your friend from having a good time with a celebrity?

As someone who dated a famous musician, I'm so glad I didn't have "friends" like you.