together

is when two friends who have feelings for one another come to an agreement that they are trying to become a couple or attempt the “boyfriend/girlfriend” status. it involves spending a little bit more time with the person as well as cuddling. actions between the two should not change drasticly but a tiny bit, to at least show you have an interest in the other; such as hookups every now and then, or kissing on the lips for goodbyes and h-llos, kisses on the cheek are cute, but its time to bring it to the next level when you are together.
we are more then friends because, we are together.
adjective: being a ‘together’ person can mean having well-organised ideas, or being sensible and confident, usually used in the negative sense.
“he’s not very together.”
“get it together, man.”
to be of a solid state of mind. sober, or if not sober, not completely messed up off your face.
you can also tell someone to get it together if they are acting a little intoxicated
“jesus, you only took one pill guy! get your sh-t together”
“how together are you, i need a ride home”
if you are told you and a friend of the opposite s-x are now together you are simply closer friends. this does not mean you are dating or exclusive friends. you are simply trying to get to know each other more without limiting other options but in hopes of becoming a couple. actions will include talking more and hooking up.
we’re not going out but we are together.
being together is being able to be “together” without the t-tle of “boyfriend/girlfriend”. it causes less talk at school if you have that problem. it means you are more than friends but you can still hookup with other people with out guilt (hopefully). but in the end it just causes broken hearts.
alex:are erika and brian going out?
devin: no they’re just together.