Movie buddy
Movie buddy by I have to peeeeeeee May 16, 2019
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movie buddy
A person who you watch movies with often or on a regular basis. Movies can be at the theater or at home.
Similar to a sex buddy.
Similar to a sex buddy.
Hey wanna be my movie buddy? We can get together every Friday at my place and watch movies together.
movie buddy by Movie Lover3 December 31, 2010
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movie buddy
when a guy (or girl) tells you they don't see you as dating material a.k.a. having a platonic relationship with you, but they need someone to see movies with and that person is you.
example 1:
you: do you want to go to the movies again?
him: i don't see you and i dating.
you: well, i'm just asking you to the
movies.
him: i do need a movie buddy.
example 2:
you: he said he only sees me as a "movie
buddy" because he doesn't see himself
dating me.
friend: that means he's expecting some
nookie after the movie.
you: if i'm his movie buddy that's all i am
so he's not getting any nookie after
the movie.
you: do you want to go to the movies again?
him: i don't see you and i dating.
you: well, i'm just asking you to the
movies.
him: i do need a movie buddy.
example 2:
you: he said he only sees me as a "movie
buddy" because he doesn't see himself
dating me.
friend: that means he's expecting some
nookie after the movie.
you: if i'm his movie buddy that's all i am
so he's not getting any nookie after
the movie.
movie buddy by rendan December 9, 2008
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