APAD: every Jack has his Jill

every Jack has his Jill

For every man, there is a woman who is ideally suited to be his romantic partner.

"Jack and Jill" (sometimes "Jack and Gill", particularly in earlier versions) is a traditional English nursery rhyme.

The phrase "Jack and Jill" existed earlier in England to indicate a boy and girl as a generic pair. It is so used, for example, in the proverb "Every Jack (shall/must) have his Jill", to which there are references in two plays by William Shakespeare dating from the 1590s.

 

 

 

Girl J for boy J, this is so cute, love it!

呵呵，Jill once was Gill, Gill is even cuter to me

very true, and the same for every Jill ;)

I saw some Jacks getting their Jacks,Jills getting Jills

And Gill for Girl (G for G) makes more sense :)

sure, part of the nature,Jill or Jack.

so be patient if yours hasn't shown up yet :)

I heard Jill needs Jack like a fish needs a bicycle! :-)

Jack needs Jill like a fish needs water

hahahaha, doesn't everyone need a bicycle?

True and that's how God made 'em.

LOL，but I think Jill needs Jack like a fish needs water，too.

Somehow I couldn't help humming "Jack & Diane."

Sure. The pesco-wheels was short-listed for 2024 innovation.

Maybe singer-song writer John Mellencamp had Jill before

changing his mind and picking Diane instead. Fate.

FYI: Jill just dumped Jack like a bucket of water :-)))

Dump这个词，太残忍了！

Jill needs only when she is in desperate need, she'll dump a

After she is done

Sounds like you've been there :-)

The details vary but Jill sure has some leverage :-)

占位点赞，谢谢花董。待会儿来仔细看。：）

吃货的我，只知道：Jack in the box :))

This is idealistic. Not every Jack has his Jill.打光棍的，一辈子没有遇见

Hahaha！

这也是我看到这个贴的第一感觉。

Dumping is a desire

哈哈哈，你太调皮啦：）

哈哈哈。你倆对这句话是烂熟于心。笑歪了！

Jill’s金屋藏娇?

美东的同学还真没见过：）

可遇不可求：）

Diane sounds good. I like Jane too.：）

oh, poor Jack :))

That's the point of APAD, ain't it? :-)

这，这。。。其心可诛！:-))

when life dumps you , make dumplings

哈哈哈，终于为男同胞争了一口气！

Is this the same Jack of all trades?:))

仰望牛人：）

Yeah, this is the childhood of grown-up master of none Jack

We used to sing that nursery rhyme often

when my daughter was small :)