Anonymous wrote:Situationships are casual sex
Pinning is on Snap. You can only pin 3 people so it’s like having them on your speed dial for us 80/90’s kids. It’s a big deal
All of these stages don’t equal how advanced sexually they go. People do a lot just in talking phases as it can go on for awhile.
Girls would be wise to make the boys commit. But yuck some girls want the boys to post them on social media. Soft launch is posting a pic with them in a group setting or just casual post. Hard launch is a pic or video basically say we are a couple. Like it’s very obvious. Smart couples keep it off social media, but sometimes players prefer that to keep snapping other girls.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t know the answer to this. My DD who is 16, spent the entire school year hanging out with a boy. They have matching necklaces that they wear. They snap each other every day. DD insists they are not dating.
This is confusing to me as a mom.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG (I'm kind of embarrassed to say) I know this one. Per my 18yo daughter it's talking, then seeing, then dating, then boyfriend/girlfriend; this last phase is an explicit discussion and in her/her friends' experience the guy usually asks the girl to be his girlfriend. Please know that I'm blushing and cringeing just writing this.
These are the stages my 15-yo DD has told me. The “talking stage” can last a long time and it can be months before a couple is “official”. I once made the mistake of using “talking” and “dating” interchangeably and my DD was absolutely horrified, haha.
Anonymous wrote:OMG (I'm kind of embarrassed to say) I know this one. Per my 18yo daughter it's talking, then seeing, then dating, then boyfriend/girlfriend; this last phase is an explicit discussion and in her/her friends' experience the guy usually asks the girl to be his girlfriend. Please know that I'm blushing and cringeing just writing this.
Anonymous wrote:OMG (I'm kind of embarrassed to say) I know this one. Per my 18yo daughter it's talking, then seeing, then dating, then boyfriend/girlfriend; this last phase is an explicit discussion and in her/her friends' experience the guy usually asks the girl to be his girlfriend. Please know that I'm blushing and cringeing just writing this.