beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
beantownbailout: mustaleski: matildathedragonfly: knownorwegian: In Norwegian, you don’t refer to your romantic partner as a “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”. You say “kjæreste”, which is gender neutral and literally translates to “the
