I use terms of endearment only for my partner because where I live most people don't call friends as dear or hun or darling. Only some of my friends call me that. If I start calling people "dear" "hon" or "darling" they will think I fancy them 😳
But I call my boyfriend "babe", "baby", "love", "my tiger" etc, all the time :)
In the photo in the theme is very cute couple and cute girl. Relationships should be tender to each other. Some couples often argue and sort things out, it's terrible, in the end, these couples diverge. Only respect and care give excellent relations.
My boyfriend calls me beautiful and cutie and I call him handsome. It's just another way of saying I love you and letting them know you love them and care about them in my opinion
My current relationship is quite new, so not yet. However, a relative of mine (my grandmother and her father were siblings) actually call each other with her husband "rabbit". Which I always found strange - not even bunny or something, which is quote common where I live. No. Rabbit.
Anyway, the girl on the picture is really pretty. Just putting it out there.
Yes I do. A date wanted me to take her home early because I was calling other women cute names. I met a really nice girl online years ago. We hit it off great and after talking for over 6 months. She finally made the drive up (over 600 miles) to meet face to face. In a group setting at the lake, she was going to stay for 4 days. When she heard me calling everybody cute names. She drove back home after being here for only 4 hours. I never saw her again. They both said that they felt special when I said it to them. When I said it to other ladies, they got pissed off. Of course, it never crossed my mind.
Well yeah it would piss them off it's basically flirting with other girls when you call your partner cutesy names it makes them feels special and they expect you to only call them that
I always let my (ex) girlfriends pick their nicknames. My first girlfriend was "Babyloves". My second girlfriend was "cutie". My third was "angel". My last was "Schatzi" (german for "my little treasure")
Guilty. I call my younger nieces, nephews Bub or baba lol I call my cousins or friends cuz, sis or sista (it’s a sign of respect) Call my SO love, baby, hun, bae, sweetie. When he ‘loved’ me 😂 used to call me sweetheart...
Yes. I think it's fun and sweet. Like calling a girl sweetheart or honey. I like the same in return. I also like original pet names. I once called an old girlfriend cum bunny. She thought it was cute.
i used to have a nickname for my last girlfriend that i found cute, but she didn't like it, i guess becasue i already called her by a different nickname for pretty much al the years we knew each other before being in a relationship, lol
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Yeah, my partner initiated it and now it's become common. We call each other boo, babe, baby, cutie often, & rarely we use sweetie or honey.
We also have our own made-up nicknames, like Robin & Starfire since we resemble those characters (from Teen Titans, comics). So he calls me Star for short, say.
No, I think that’s silly. Anytime I’ve had a woman call me baby she ended up being demonic at some point in our relationship. Cutesy names makes me nervous
I called my previous partners what they were straight up. If she was acting like a b I'd call her a b. If she was annoying I'll say it. If she was acting sweet I'd say it. I have no issue with calling people who they are. I am no coward. I am a man.
I usually only use terms of endearment with friends. I'm more comfortable sharing platonic love than romantic for some reason.
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Anonymous
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I call her “sweets,” because I told her she tasted like a box of sweets after I ate her out. It’s great because she always acts all cute when I say it in front of other people who have no idea what I’m talking about.
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