1) I seem to be attracted to phrases like "hey girly" and words like "girlies". Or referring to things as being "girly". Does anyone else feel attracted or afraid of such language?
2) If you wanted to call someone "girly girl" or "girlie", "girlie pop", etc, would you feel comfortable doing so? If yes, do you do this and what do people respond to that?
3) In what context would I feel uncomfortable (as in why) would I feel afraid of referring to a call a girl like so?
4) Is calling a girl "babe", "sweetie" and other so called "pet names" the same thing as calling someone girlish names?
5) Is calling someone "girlie pop", "girly girl" and so forth childish? Or do adults also use words like this?
6) And finally... would you be offended if someone called you any of these kinds of words? Or do you see it as a compliment (expressing a form of a feminine personality)?
2) If you wanted to call someone "girly girl" or "girlie", "girlie pop", etc, would you feel comfortable doing so? If yes, do you do this and what do people respond to that?
3) In what context would I feel uncomfortable (as in why) would I feel afraid of referring to a call a girl like so?
4) Is calling a girl "babe", "sweetie" and other so called "pet names" the same thing as calling someone girlish names?
5) Is calling someone "girlie pop", "girly girl" and so forth childish? Or do adults also use words like this?
6) And finally... would you be offended if someone called you any of these kinds of words? Or do you see it as a compliment (expressing a form of a feminine personality)?
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