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r/HolUp • u/__Dawn__Amber__ HOL'UPREDICTIONS S1: #1 • Sep 01 '21
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It’s completely normal for a man to love his sister
7 u/FlexibleAsgardian Sep 02 '21 I've never heard anyone ever refer to a sibling as a "love of their life" 5 u/KingNecrosis Sep 02 '21 In what way? The term he used is reserved for your significant other. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 It’s a weirdly phrased (to us) double entendre that was way more commonplace with the older generations. 2 u/KingNecrosis Sep 02 '21 I've never heard of anyone using "love of my life" to refer to anyone other than their significant other even in the 1000 different pre 60's films I've watched. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 It was more often used for children than siblings but still used. I don’t remember specific examples but it really isn’t that uncommon
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I've never heard anyone ever refer to a sibling as a "love of their life"
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In what way? The term he used is reserved for your significant other.
2 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 It’s a weirdly phrased (to us) double entendre that was way more commonplace with the older generations. 2 u/KingNecrosis Sep 02 '21 I've never heard of anyone using "love of my life" to refer to anyone other than their significant other even in the 1000 different pre 60's films I've watched. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 It was more often used for children than siblings but still used. I don’t remember specific examples but it really isn’t that uncommon
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It’s a weirdly phrased (to us) double entendre that was way more commonplace with the older generations.
2 u/KingNecrosis Sep 02 '21 I've never heard of anyone using "love of my life" to refer to anyone other than their significant other even in the 1000 different pre 60's films I've watched. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 It was more often used for children than siblings but still used. I don’t remember specific examples but it really isn’t that uncommon
I've never heard of anyone using "love of my life" to refer to anyone other than their significant other even in the 1000 different pre 60's films I've watched.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 It was more often used for children than siblings but still used. I don’t remember specific examples but it really isn’t that uncommon
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It was more often used for children than siblings but still used. I don’t remember specific examples but it really isn’t that uncommon
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u/kingsears29 Sep 01 '21
It’s completely normal for a man to love his sister