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Sentence: I will continue to see you as long as you will have me.



 
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Sentence: I will continue to see you as long as you will have me. #1 (permalink) Mon Jul 06, 2009 13:49 pm   Sentence: I will continue to see you as long as you will have me.
 

Hi there,

I hope I can find some answers in this forum.
A girl said this to me: " I will continue to see you as long as you will have me".
I am a bit confused about what she meant. I know that "have me" could mean intercourse, but I hope that's not what she was referring to.

Thanks.
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #2 (permalink) Mon Jul 06, 2009 15:11 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

Hi,
I think so."Have smb" -slang:To have sex with smb
I expect she's had lots of men.
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #3 (permalink) Mon Jul 06, 2009 15:48 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

I will continue to see you as long as you will have me".

girls, they are kind of difficult to understand, there are to way you could follow. first. she wants you to keep faithful to her. second she wants you to keep her desires i,e materia. whiel you could have her in the best way a man would have a woman like in the Bible to know a woman as firsdt man and woman did.
how about that ?
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #4 (permalink) Mon Jul 06, 2009 16:12 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

Kool, do not overcomplicate things. You know at what level of relationship you are with this girl, we (the rest of the forum) do not. We do not even know your age nor this girl's, you might be 14 (sex at this age is hardly legal) or 94 (sex at this age is hardly possible) for all we know. I would not cast aspersion about this girl morals and intensity of her sex life based just on this short statement. Her remark might simply mean that she loves you and is doing to date you for as long as you want to date her.On the other hand, it might mean exactly what Morteza and Joao Fonseca think it means. (Men (especially teenage men) have dirty minds and are often horny.)
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #5 (permalink) Mon Jul 06, 2009 17:15 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

We are both in our mid 20's and just started this relationship about 3 months ago.
She didn't have many men, well according to her, but now we mostly have sex, very good sex. But at the same time we like each other's company, so it's not just about sex.
What I asked her before she told me that was something like what she was going to do with me for the next 3 years. Maybe this helps.
Doesn't "have somebody" means also "to possess somebody" ?
I know it's used in songs and poems, but not sure if the meanings are actually similar or not.

Thank you all.
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #6 (permalink) Mon Jul 06, 2009 18:30 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

"Her remark might simply mean that she loves you and is doing to date you for as long as you want to date her."

Milanya is correct. There is no reference to a sexual relationship inferred. She loves you, and will so long as you love her back.

I would be more concerned at the dating implication. Perhaps she is not serious enough for a longer term relationship, unless sex is part of the deal.

Why don't you just ask the girl? Easy-peasy.

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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #7 (permalink) Mon Jul 06, 2009 18:38 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

I think it's better if you just ask her. It doesn't matter how many pieces of information abouth you both we get - we won't be able to tell you what she meant because we're not her and we don't think her way.
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #8 (permalink) Tue Jul 07, 2009 8:00 am   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

I wish if she would read these comments!
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #9 (permalink) Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:57 am   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

why?

I asked people in this English forum becasue I wasn't sure about te correct meaning of the verb "to have", but it looks like some of the people who answered me are not native speakers. I hoped that more native speakers would answer me.
According to my research "to have" as "having intercourse" is a archaic, but I am still not sure.
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #10 (permalink) Tue Jul 07, 2009 12:01 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

Kitosdad wrote:
"Her remark might simply mean that she loves you and is doing to date you for as long as you want to date her."

Milanya is correct. There is no reference to a sexual relationship inferred. She loves you, and will so long as you love her back.

I would be more concerned at the dating implication. Perhaps she is not serious enough for a longer term relationship, unless sex is part of the deal.

Why don't you just ask the girl? Easy-peasy.

Kitos.


Thanks Kotos.

I agree the easiest way is to ask her, but I think it's a bit too late now. She said that about 2 weeks ago.
As I said before, there is sex involved, even if the relationship is not that "serious". We just began dating. Surprised

And thanks the other ones who answered me.
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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #11 (permalink) Tue Jul 07, 2009 12:19 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

Kool, I really think you should ask her what she means by her letter.
Failing that, then it would only be honest to tell her just how you really feel about her and the continuing relationship, even f it means hurting her feelings.
We all fall in and out of love. The secret is knowing the difference between love and sexual attachment.

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looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please #12 (permalink) Tue Jul 07, 2009 14:38 pm   looking for the meaning of this sentence ..please
 

well said!
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