The question says it all. What does it mean?
What does it mean?
The question says it all. What does it mean?
I would think that depends entirely on the context and your relationship with the guy in question. Explain more about the situation and we might be able to help you out better.
Going by your update, if he says "no, that's my girl" when you ask if he's going out with someone, I would assume he means that he only sees her as a friend. I have guy friends who refer to myself and others as 'their girls' in the same way they might refer to their close male friends as 'my boys'. If that makes sense. In their case it means that they won't tolerate people messing with us because we're girls and they care for and respect us as friends.
I was not the one asking him and he was the one smiling at me when he was asked this question.
That your his girlfriend:)
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Lucky for you, it can only mean 5 different things:
1. Something he would say about his daughter or someone who he thinks is his daughter.
2. Something he would say about his pet like a dog when doing a trick like sitting or rolling over on command
3. Something he would say about something he owns like a car or a horse or a person.
4. Something he would say because he can’t actually see the object that he is giving positive reinforcements and is not sure of the gender or type of object he’s giving affirmations towards
5. Something he would say to a girlfriend or wife or fiancée or potential fiancée or potential wife when she does something he likes
Hopefully it’s not #3
Depends on the context and what the man is to the woman.
1.) If they’re dating or married, the woman is his girl, meaning that’s his girlfriend or wife. They’re together. They’re a couple. It’s a term of endearment.
2.) “That’s my girl” is also used by men when they’re pleased with what a woman does. Like a compliment.
I don't like that phrase. I'm not a girl. I'm a woman!
I will only accept that compliment from my father if I could help it. Otherwise, it's a turn off! It feels degrading to hear.
He is proud or what you did aligns with or exceeds his expectations of you, it's 90% of the time purely good and has very low probability of having subtle meanings
A guy skilled in answering in a way that doesn't answer anything
When I say it it means I am proud of her and what she did at the moment and I am proud that she is mine makes sense?
Three possibilities:
1. Nobody else is his girl
2. That's nobody else's girl
3. That's not his boy.
It means that he loves her so much and proud to have her by his side
They need to understand that we're woman too.
It means that, that is his girlfriend, the girl he is with, You are his!
It could have a variety of meanings. One is that you did something very typical of you.
Usually a significant other
it means you are in trouble. boy look for trouble
Stop lying about your age.
You're his girlfriend is what I think it means.
Apparently not much these days
It is a slang, a statement of pride.
He's gonna throw a Pokeball toward you...
I didn't mean to like that but it cracked me up nevertheless
I don't know
He likes her
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