Two people alone in car - rule
When two people are alone in a car for any length of time (unrelated, age of consent and opposite sex with any potential attraction) they must make out. {more of a rule of thumb than definition}
two people
Can't hide away, unspoken words I need to sayOur journeys end, but our dreams go on unchangedLook to my heart now, go to the stars nowFor they wait in time for a chance to shine their love on usTwo people holding onto love, as two people who are one togetherDon't ask why, just take my hand and wave goodbyeWho's to say we can't find love tonightWe're all alone now, we're almost home nowtwo different people
A phrase describing two individuals who have very little to nothing in common, in terms of personalities, interests, opinions and/or beliefs. A softer way to say that two people are generally uncomfortable in each other's presence and because of the resulting tensions are unlikely ever to get along or even be able to stand one another.
Example:
Dave doesn't talk to his father anymore. They're just two different people who never saw eye-to-eye on anything.
Dave doesn't talk to his father anymore. They're just two different people who never saw eye-to-eye on anything.