[NIFL-WOMENLIT:2218] Re: Girl vs. Woman

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But....women often use "girl" between themselves.

I find "girlfriend" and "boyfriend" rather endearing when older folks discuss 
their relationships.

(This could be a minority opinion.)

I think it depends on the  context..

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