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writes:hey guys this is a question for the guys... whats the difference when you say we are seeing each other and actually being with someone... is there a difference between the two phrases...why would you say we are seeing each other if you are boyfriend/ girlfriend??guys are sooo weird sometimes lol Reply to this Question
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reader, Deema +, writes (28 October 2008):
 Well I'm glad I'm not the only one who was confused by this stuff !!!! And you're young too!!! My daughters had to explain this one to me. I just never got it at all. Apparently when you are seeing someone that means you are seeing them but you are both free to see other people - but when you are going out with someone or with someone, that means you are a couple. When I was young, if you were going out you were going out, end of. Far more complicated now. No wonder you're confused. xx
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