Netflix and chill -AIBU to think someone should have told me!

[TheoriginalLEM]

I've been using this phrase to my dd!!

using it to clients to describe what i might do on my day off

No one thought to take me aside??

Whoops
I did not know this either.

Hahaha! I'm sure they knew you meant it in an innocent way

What does it mean? My parental settings won't let me view the dictionary page!

Hahaha.

Maybe your clients didn't know either, or maybe that were just a little taken aback at how open you were about your plans!

Schilke sex while watching Netflix

Ah ha ha ha ha PMSL :-)

I'm sure they knew you were using it in an innocent way!

I am so glad I'm not the only one who has made this mistake! A while ago I told a group of colleagues after a hectic week at work that I was planning on a Netflix and Chill weekend with a couple of friends as I needed to de-stress It wasn't until I went back to work on the Monday and was greeted with "hope you enjoyed your weekend wink" from one of my younger male work mates that I realised what the phrase actually implied!

Ah ok. I hope it's not widely known as I've used that phrase several times!

I didn't know this either.

I usually say 'Amazon' instead, so hope I've got away with it.

Oh god ProtegoMaxima I feel your pain.

I told DP what it meant, soon afterwards he said it in front of DSS who was utterly appalled because he's a teenager and their generation invented sex y'see

It means rumpy pumpy, a roll in the hay, a bit of how's your father, that kind of thing. Presumably with the TV on. Having summoned the victim via text first, which is, as I understand it, the modern way.

I had no idea!
Is it "nudge, nudge, wink, wink" territory .... or more blunt?

Yeah you invite someone over (via text!) to watch Netflix and chill which is basically code for 'come over and have sex'

Schilke

Depends on the age group, it's widely known amongst mine (late teens and early 20s) but I don't think it is in older circles.

It's left me puzzled with what to say when I want to invite my friends over for a relaxed evening watching Netflix. I tend to say "Netflix-and-don't-fucking-touch-me"

Schlike it's a code word for a shag.

Asking someone if they'd like to watch Netflix and chill is like the modern equivalent of asking someone in for a 'coffee'

Its pretty widely known to mean having sex.
Hey at least your clients think of you as open and honest.

Hahaha this made my night :)

Still a few little old lady clients arent as bad as some of these www.buzzfeed.com/jamiejones/netflix-and-chill-fails?utm_term=.fqbWgeDAPX#.tfOZRKr8Qn

Hang on, is this not a booty call? Or am I showing my age?!

I have Amazon Prime, I can't invite people over under false pretences of Netflix. Nor would I text them if I want a fuck, surely a phone call at the very least is polite.....

There's even been a Guardian article on it: How "Netflix and chill" became code for casual sex."

Hahaha I used it a few times before I was told too so I fully sympathise, though I hadn't been telling clients that thankfully

Anybody trying to convince themselves it isn't widely know...

It isn't.

Unless your under 30 and then it is the modern day equivalent of "wanna come back to mine for a coffee?"

*you're

I've just learned something! It's clearly recently changed meaning though hasn't it? (clutching at straws, another one who has used this phrase with important business clients)