Make-love

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make-love

Title text: I wonder if transitions like this always have a Most Awkward Year of usage.

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Ok 50, the phrase "make love" just meant doing romantic stuff. Then, it got crowded out by the meaning "to have sex.

What's cool is it retroactively makes old novels filthy!

Two victorian characters go into a park and make love."

Huh.

See how powerful language is? We can turn prudish media filthy!

We can do the opposite too! We can take filth from today and make it weirdly nice!

Okay so?

And that's why, from now on, I'm using the f-word to describe the act of making cupcakes.

Several generations hence

Why are david mamet's char-acters so

Concerned with pnones

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"The f-word" refers to "for"

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