Do you use terms of endearment to the people on this website? I use terms of endearment in my personal life. I like to say honey, sweetie. Is it ok?

[sage2021]

I don't know if people get offended or not when I call them hun, honey, sweetie, but I would like to do it more often if people don't object to it. What's your opinion?

[Kaneki05]

I mean if one's offended by that they need to look at themselves and think what's going on.
Also if you start doing it more often people will know it's how you talk and if someone gets weirdly upset just say I call everyone by such.

[RetroReviews]

I wouldn't mind it it would be nice to hear it's just being more friendly I think

[RetroReviews]

Thank you for selecting my answer as the most helpful

[Summeroflove]

Because people are offended by everything.

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Rarely, but I grew up in the south where it was common to hear those terms of endearments from strangers. I tend to use hun occasionally.

[sage2021]

@Ez-Bri-Z_v2
I lived in the South for 13 years and that's where I picked it up.
Bless your heart ❤️

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Yeah? I was born and raised in South Texas and lived there for just about 40 years myself. There are a few expressions I've picked up like "you sweet summer child".

My spouse's favorite is:

"Keep your greasy, grimey, gopher-guttin' hands off my stuff." Lol

[strateguy632]

i don't because i see you all as strangers. a few people called me dear, it felt odd but certainly not offensive nor patronize.

[exitseven]

I would use other terms on certain people but I am trying to stay classy. You can call me anything but don;t call me late for dinner.

[sage2021]

@exitseven
And DON'T CALL ME SHIRLEY!!
Thank you for your input sweetie!

[exitseven]

hahahahhaha

[FunkyMonkee]

Snuggle bunny, angel drawers, and sometimes I get called, stud muffin.

[sage2021]

@FunkyMonkee
Now I believe the muffin part, but we'll...
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