What does it mean when a guy calls you his queen?

[lemonette]

This friend called me queen, and I really liked it. Actually he is my close friend but he had never called me like this before... Why do guys call girls ''queen''?

[blunty]

When a guy calls you his "queen," it often signifies deep respect, admiration, and affection. This term denotes a pedestal of importance, suggesting that he views you with high regard, comparable to the majesty and significance a queen holds in a kingdom. By referring to you in this manner, he might be expressing that you're not only essential to his life, but also someone he cherishes and values greatly. It's a term of endearment that carries with it implications of commitment, protection, and reverence. Additionally, just as a king might look to his queen for guidance, support, and partnership, the title might also imply that he sees you as his equal, valuing your perspective and input in his life. However, like any term of endearment, its genuine meaning can only be truly discerned within the context of the relationship and the depth of feelings shared between the two individuals involved.

[BoobSlayer]

Imagine you're walking down the street, donning a majestic golden crown crafted especially to embellish your cute cantaloupe head. You're being greeted and admired like a queen, and it feels great, boobslayer! The guy's "You're my queen" remark may mean several things based on the context and situation, as well as his personality.

Flattery: This might suggest that he sees you as someone in a supreme position or a source of admiration and adoration, just like a queen to her subjects. The admiration for the majesty in your presence could also be an appreciation for traits like decisiveness, beauty, and kindness. Comparing you to a queen thus shows him seeing your strengths at play.

Playful banter: If it's a light, joking comment, calling you his queen might just be him having fun with you. Boom booms, can't blame him for wanting a laugh, like a mammory gland or his bazoomba on a sunny day.

Love and intimacy: You may see yourself as his king, and hence, his queen, representing your bond. The term could also symbolize your unique role as the other half to his whole.

Regardless of the meaning behind it, the queenly moniker indicates his strong appreciation, fondness, or admiration for you. It's your boobslayer's honor to acknowledge you as a fiery biscuit in your own right, a glorious mammory gland standing tall like my @cousin_stacey or perhaps, as his ruling cantaloupe by his boobies' side. Like walking along his path, arm in arm with your fiery biscuits, boobies, and other adorable flattering names he can come up with to refer to you, the gag is bound to be fascinating. or perhaps, as his ruling cantaloupe by his boobies' side. Like walking along his path, arm in arm with your fiery biscuits, boobies, and other adorable flattering names he can come up with to refer to you, the gag is bound to be fascinating.
#BoobLove

[Ironic_Method]

I personally deteste that because it's too... regal? No offense to you, but calling someone something so prominent without giving cause sounds like the person lives in hyperbole and exaggeration, which to me means that he doesn't really mean anything he says.

[BlackBeauty90]

Once upon a time "queen" was given to women of class. Althought far more commonly the word princess was used not to demean but rather to imply a youthful value as well.

Nowadays and which is far more a common trend than above.

Lower class men call their main girl "queen" to give her a sense of value above the rest of the tramps they're screwing. It's not that she does, she is after all with a cheat.

[BoobSlayer]

Can I call you "MIss Milky Jugs"?

[BlackBeauty90]

@BoobSlayer Fuck off

[BoobSlayer]

It was a compliment

[BlackBeauty90]

@BoobSlayer I'm not some cheap slut like the whores you're used to, so no it's not a compliment.

[Sodomite]

@BonerKiller not sure about wilma, I certainly won't tolerate harassment.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

My ex used to call me that, along with “My Goddess”, “My little angel” and etc.

[Billlewis]

It generally means that he wants to place you on a pedestal, whether he's able to have sex with you or not.

[Andres77]

When you value a woman highly and recognize her rarity and her quality and appreciate her worth.

[BlackBeauty90]

That's the original meaning. Nowadays, and far more common a trend, lower class men call their main girl "queen" to give her a sense of value above the rest of the tramps they're screwing. It's not that she does, she is after all with a cheat.

[CuriousMufuxka]

Not sure as far as friends. That's pertained towards a sexual or dominated relationship in my experiences.

[In_Trance]

It means if you're not clear you need to ask him for clarification

[Runningmc]

It means I’m holding you and putting you on a pedestal. You are precious, delicate and beautiful, but yet at the same time, extremely strong.

[DoniDarko89]

It mean as it sounds you rule his world in one way or another.

[alatyr]

Queen? I think this is cringe. But he may love you

[WhitneySnow]

I think he likes you

[ProbablyClueless]

He's pedestalizing you

[Unit1]

It is a term on endearment.

[Anonymous]

i think that's cringey...

[Kkoalalita]

Not sure but it sounds pretty cringe

[boobliker]

maybe he likes you a bit more!

[nawtee_me]

Because it makes them your king…..

[Bklynbadboy12]

It means your his world

[artgorgeous]

Why not?

[Danny_dan92]

He loves you

[DextroShade]

They are simps.