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Definition of pull
What is the definition for pulling?
If anyone would like to explain, please. And to what bearing does it involve sex?
If anyone would like to explain, please. And to what bearing does it involve sex?
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As far as I use the term it means get off with, ie. kiss w/ tongues.
And sex? no
Eddy123
I would say it's when you actually have sex. It's not really that hard to make out with lots of people, but it doesn't mean anything.
Come off it.
If someone says "Chris pulled Sarah last night", it means that they kissed.
If someone was talking about a girl and you said "yep I pulled her last term", no-one would think you meant sex.
BobMob
Come off it.
If someone says "Chris pulled Sarah last night", it means that they kissed.
If someone was talking about a girl and you said "yep I pulled her last term", no-one would think you meant sex.
If someone says "Chris pulled Sarah last night", it means that they kissed.
If someone was talking about a girl and you said "yep I pulled her last term", no-one would think you meant sex.
There's regional differences in the meaning.
I never used the term "pulling" before I went to university. If me or my mates used it, it was normally in a jokey way. For example, if some drunk started talking to someone we'd go "ooh you've pulled!".
I actually don't really like to use the term to be honest. I reckon it sounds a bit daft especially when I heard someone say "so you seeing him then or just pulling?". It reminded me of school when if someone was to kiss someone else using tongues it was known as "meeting".
I actually don't really like to use the term to be honest. I reckon it sounds a bit daft especially when I heard someone say "so you seeing him then or just pulling?". It reminded me of school when if someone was to kiss someone else using tongues it was known as "meeting".
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