Re: How about "las mujeres de la fiesta"? (NCF)

Posted by RickFeliz on May 02, 2001 at 08:32:53:

In Reply to: How about "las mujeres de la fiesta"? (NCF) posted by kendricks on May 02, 2001 at 08:25:25:

I thought "una senorita" was a girl who hadn't become a mother yet and "una senora" was a woman who had a kid regardless of whether or not she was married. Is this correct? In my experience "las madres" (the mothers) are the best providers. At least the ones who are working to take care of their kids as opposed to the "girls" who are working to buy clothes, drugs, etc.

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Re: How about "las mujeres de la fiesta"? kendricks 09:51:42 05/02/01 (10) Re: mexican spanish terms for girls lovepussy 20:01:23 05/02/01 (2) Re: mexican spanish terms for girls kendricks 09:12:25 05/03/01 (1) Re: mexican spanish terms for girls paytoplay 15:13:04 05/03/01 (0) "senora" for an older woman that they have respect for RickFeliz 14:08:45 05/02/01 (4) I asked an "authority"... kendricks 13:29:06 05/03/01 (3) Gracias. Now, at what age does a "younger" woman become an "older woman"? RickFeliz 13:38:11 05/03/01 (2) Re: Gracias. Now, at what age does a "younger" woman become an "older woman"? kendricks 15:07:10 05/03/01 (0) Re: Gracias. Now, at what age does a "younger" woman become an "older woman"? Explorer8939 14:14:28 05/03/01 (0) Tu 'ruka' es tu novia... Explorer8939 13:02:29 05/02/01 (1) Re: Tu 'ruka' es tu novia... kendricks 08:35:24 05/03/01 (0)

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