The DU Lounge
Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI'm a sewing nerd so i knew this. My mom told me
While looking for fabric for my home economics class. We were at a place that sold seconds, so she said look for a piece with "no strings attached".
3catwoman3
(29,188 posts)stuff like this.
Easterncedar
(6,047 posts)I didnt know the origin of an expression I have used all my life. In fact, I think I have been using it incorrectly!
rampartd
(4,482 posts)maybe it does come from sewing?
"The phrase "no strings attached" generally means that something is offered or accepted without any hidden conditions, obligations, or expectations. It signifies a level of freedom and flexibility in various contexts, such as relationships, business deals, or casual interactions. In a relationship context, it indicates a casual connection without emotional commitment or future expectations. In business, it refers to agreements that are straightforward and without hidden conditions. Overall, it emphasizes unconditional offers that do not come with any strings or obligations.
Brides
+4