dating question
Posted: June 7th, 2005, 10:13 pm
just making sure of something:
when I was a kid, I noticed teenage couples on american tv series going on about 3-month anniversaries, or monthly anniversaries (usually her being fussy with him because he forgot), and I don't understand the celebration system.
when you're a teenager dating another teenager in the US, are you supposed to do anniversaries every year, or every 3 months, or every month, or what? are multiples of 3 more important than the other months? or is it only a tv program thing?
also, what exactly does "going steady" mean? can you officially have a meaningful relation with someone without "going steady"?
when you say "I love you" before having gone steady, is it considered rude? or is it a tv program thing too?
I've always wanted to know that kinda stuff, but american tv-serial dating rules seem really complicated.
when I was a kid, I noticed teenage couples on american tv series going on about 3-month anniversaries, or monthly anniversaries (usually her being fussy with him because he forgot), and I don't understand the celebration system.
when you're a teenager dating another teenager in the US, are you supposed to do anniversaries every year, or every 3 months, or every month, or what? are multiples of 3 more important than the other months? or is it only a tv program thing?
also, what exactly does "going steady" mean? can you officially have a meaningful relation with someone without "going steady"?
when you say "I love you" before having gone steady, is it considered rude? or is it a tv program thing too?
I've always wanted to know that kinda stuff, but american tv-serial dating rules seem really complicated.