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post #1 of 8
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Ok I need to confess about this. I know dh stands for "dear husband", dd for "dear daughter" and ds for "dear son" but what about for a wife? dw? sounds like a car to me. What other community abbreviations do I need to know? 

 

post #2 of 8

FIL MIL SIL BIL-father in law, mother in law etc

BBU-babyuniversity

AF-Aunt Flo

 

That's all that I can think of right now

post #3 of 8

Oh, and TTC= trying to concieve

BF=breastfeeding

 

post #4 of 8

OPT - Ovulation Prediction Kit

PCOS- Polycystic ovary syndrome

 

A lot of the abreviations we used to use were in the TTC category. 

 

I used to think BFF meant best female friend, but I think it means best friends forever.

 

Also, SO is significant other.

post #5 of 8
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Oh, and TTC= trying to concieve

BF=breastfeeding

 


Ha, now I know what BF might also mean in this kind of forum. Thanks

 



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OPT - Ovulation Prediction Kit

PCOS- Polycystic ovary syndrome

 

A lot of the abreviations we used to use were in the TTC category. 

 

I used to think BFF meant best female friend, but I think it means best friends forever.

 

Also, SO is significant other.


So can I use SO when referring to my wife then? I always thought "significant other" just means lover or live-in partner. lol

 

post #6 of 8

It means non married partner gay or straight.

post #7 of 8
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It means non married partner gay or straight.



Haha. Thank you for that Lenora.

 

I remember someone using DP. I guess this stands for Dear Partner right?

post #8 of 8

I guess so.  I haven't seen that one much. 

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