What does the Spanish phrase “desde siempre” mean?

[Anonymous]

[NathanDavis]

the direct translation and meaning would be "since always"

usually, used to imply that something has been in such way the whole time, forever, since the start, always the same and never different

could be literal... but also sometimes a figure of speech too, that depends on the context, lol

[Asker]

So am i being asked to chase or will chasing after her result in punishment? Like is she running to see how much i desire to have her or running cause i scare her?

[NathanDavis]

all of what you just said now...

does not have a direct relation with the two simple words "since always"

there's a whole lot of context missing, and I just cannot see how they're connected

[Asker]

Well i know the context , this was just the caption to the image. Girl on a bike

[NathanDavis]

now I am even more lost... lmao

but alright, you have the meaning of the two words you posted about "since always"

[Asker]

Ok well to me how i interpreted the image and caption was her saying that its always been the mans job to pursue/chase

[NathanDavis]

first, let me get it clear

are you telling me that some girl posted an image of a girl on a bike... and the caption says " it's always been the man's job to pursue/chase"

right?

[Asker]

No. Her on a bike, with a caption listed in the question. But regardless i suppose its up for interpretation just depends optimism can blind u and get u in a mess

[NathanDavis]

well... my Anon fellow, interpretations can be made by the hundreds and even thousands but, I just don't have enough context to make any of them better than yours

I have no idea what's going on, lol

but if you see any word, or sentence, expression in Spanish... that I might know about

[Asker]

Appreciate it

[Maddie248]

I don't know Spanish. In my country we speak English

[Nikki1989]

Always or something close to that.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

You can’t use google translate?