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赵一泓
now-ex and not-so-ex
"Today, I found out that my now-ex slept with his not-so-ex the day before our wedding. FML
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what's the mean of the two words in title?
Apr 9, 2011 12:18 PM
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lol
April 9, 2011
now-ex = ex-husband; now, at the time of talking, he is the ex-husband
then not-so-ex = ex-girlfriend then at the time of the wedding.
The woman made up the phrase not-so-ex to indicate the kind of relationship her then to be husband was having with his ex-girlfriend. In light of the fact the man slept with her, she refers to the ex-boyfriend as the not-so-ex.
Compare:
This car is good. = a good car
That car is not so good. = a not-so-good car
April 9, 2011
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赵一泓
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Chinese (Mandarin), English
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