Ladies, do you find it irritating if another woman calls your significant other "honey"/"hon" in your presence?

[Twodogs0525]

Whether it's a bartender, waitress or someone that's doing a service for you and him.

[Summeroflove]

If she’s being intentionally flirty it’s wrong for a tip or not and a lot of times it sabotages the tip. But not everything is flirting it depends on conext a lot of times it’s genuinely being friendly not flirty.

People call family members hon and honey without it being romantic or sexual….. Unless they got six toes

[Telekinetic-Potato]

If it's a waitress, it can be really irritating.

But some people are sweethearts and just talk like that

[LazerBean]

Nope, not at all. And in the south that is very common

[Twodogs0525]

You're right! I remember when I lived in Arkansas for a year. It was hon, honey, sweetheart... and the thing is, they use the same term for the women they're serving but in this particular instance, the woman only took offense to the waitress calling HER husband "hon."

[LazerBean]

Sounds like she has some sort of crazy jealousy thing lol I think it's kind of nice to hear stuff like that, makes me feel more at home

[NathanDavis]

down here... not by itself, as it is common for some people to do that

and sometimes they do say that with shade... lol

[Anonymous]

Surely women should say yes 😂😆 times have evolved.
I'd prefer just always calling my woman by her name + rarely a shortened version either, unless I'm being sweet 🎂 🎂 🧁
Lol. Mmmm 😋

[beenherebefore]

Disrespectful! I wouldn't tolerate that.