0 No, I don't see them as having that meaning. They just mean to start living a more routine and 'quieter' life, with quiet meaning a simple everyday life, no wild partying, rather than quiet as in silence. 0-
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01cite10Nona The Brit12cite10No, I don't see them as having that meaning. They just mean to start living a more routine and 'quieter' life, with quiet meaning a simple everyday life, no wild partying, rather than quiet as in silence.12blockquote10Thank you again, nona.02br
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01cite10Angliholic12cite10A friend asked me why I kept a low-key recently. And I told her that I needed to 11u11b10settle down/calm myself down12b12u10 and live a more serious and responsible life.12br
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10By the part in bold, I mean I want to remain quiet and silent so that I
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20A friend asked me why I kept a low-key recently. And I told her that I needed to 21u21b20settle down/calm myself down22b22u20 and live a more serious and responsible life.22br
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