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what does pulled mean?

Reply 20

la fille danse

17

squirly

Absolutely. A big difference between getting off with someone and getting someone off. Great fun :biggrin:

What does "getting off with someone" mean then? :confused:

Getting someone off = giving them an orgasm
Getting off with someone = orgasming together

.... is how I've always heard it.

Reply 21

black_mamba

14

Argh getting off is vague too: could mean a kiss, sex, whatever...

Reply 22

bedbug

14

I've always known it as:

getting off with someone = pulling
getting someone off = giving them an orgasm

Reply 23

blissy

15

seziex87x

^^^^^ditto in devon

Well I'm from the same town as you and pulled means sex to me.

Otherwise, why would you be getting your coat if you've pulled? Running away from the person you've just snogged? :biggrin:

Reply 24

Helenia

20

blissy

Well I'm from the same town as you and pulled means sex to me.

Otherwise, why would you be getting your coat if you've pulled? Running away from the person you've just snogged? :biggrin:

In that cheesy crappy line (which no-one ever uses!), then it means sex. But in every normal every day conversation I have, it just means kissing.

Oh, and "getting off with someone" is kissing them.

Reply 25

Lush Law

15

Getting off = kissing
Pulled = this doesn't actually have to mean kissing, "pulling" can be just when you get chatted up/get some attention.

If I've kissed someone I would always later describe it like "I got off with X last night".

Reply 26

thefish_uk

14

Yes I thought pulling could mean either you've attracted them (with the possibility of kinky stuff happening) or you've properly kissed.

This is so confusing... whatever you do don't try and define slang by using more slang though! lol.

Reply 27

Bismarck

13

Hm, from what I witnessed, pulling in the US means sleeping with someone, and in the UK, it means kissing someone.

Reply 28

~Hena.87~

OP

1

Dude

I know what you mean. When I talk to Americans over MSN and say "She was so fit", they ask "What, you mean like Arnold Schwarzenegger?"

LOL I have a few americans in my class too and they now say fit rather than hot.
But they had the same confusion too.

Reply 29

~Hena.87~

OP

1

Dude

I know what you mean. When I talk to Americans over MSN and say "She was so fit", they ask "What, you mean like Arnold Schwarzenegger?"

LOL I have a few americans in my class too and they know say fit rather than hot.
But they had the same confusion too.
I think I get the gist. I usually mean kiss when I say I just pulled X.

Reply 30

la fille danse

17

Bismarck

Hm, from what I witnessed, pulling in the US means sleeping with someone, and in the UK, it means kissing someone.

Americans don't use the term

Reply 31

Kiteo

Clemy

my mum says it means sleeping with someone.

You asked your mum about it? :confused:

Reply 32

Arminius

14

It means a "proper kiss". I.e Not a peck on the cheek, mouth to mouth, ya'know.

Probably with tounques, not necessarily.

"Got off" means pulled but i think is something you say more at school.

"Out on the pull" generally is inferred to mean looking for a one night stand, rather than looking to pull. Confusingly.

I think a pull is a kiss, it doesn't matter who initiated it. Both persons "pulled".

However you don't "Pull" a girlfreind. A pull only occurs between two single people, or people who have no previous relationship with each other.

Reply 33

Dude

14

Well where I am, "you've pulled" simple means you've got the girl. A girl you've been flirting with all night and you've won her over (for lack of a better term).

Reply 34

Lucyvet2006

Ting-Ting

'pulled' always mean snog for me.

Since we're on that subject...if you pulled someone, does that mean they kissed you first or vice versa? (or does it not matter?) To me, if I 'pulled' someone, then that means they made the move on me (ie. i have seduced them to make them make the first move, therefore i have 'pulled' them)

My bf thinks that if i pulled someone, then i would have initiated the kiss. Yeah its all a bti complicated. :rolleyes:

Why are you pulling people if you have a boyfriend? Then talking to him about it? Not wise unless you're in an open relationship :p:

I'd say if you pull someone you've 'snogged' but it really depends who you say it to, some people will assume you mean sex.

Reply 35

woodlebert

snog: what a delightful word!

Reply 36

Ting-Ting

Lucyvet2006

Why are you pulling people if you have a boyfriend? Then talking to him about it? Not wise unless you're in an open relationship :p:

Hehe we were discussing whetehr i pulled him or he pulled me when we first got together (yes...we were very bored). I didnt mean it like i'm going around pulling guys behind my bf's back! :smile: