On: _why's site is back up

[_rs]

I believe it is used to describe a woman rather than being always said by a woman.

Could describe the girl he has been talking about throughout the documents.

[abolibibelot → _rs]

"désolée" also means..."desolated" or "forlorn" when refering to a place instead of a person.

[Lunatikzc → abolibibelot]

It's french for sorry, desolated would be more related to 'désolation'

[abolibibelot → Lunatikzc]

Well, being French and all, I beg to differ: "une lande désolée" can be translated as "a desolated moor". But it's a bit quaint, and yes, désolée usually means sorry (feminine form).

[Lunatikzc → abolibibelot]

Merci pour la précision ...