Do women actually like to be called ma'am?

[dogsteeves]

Like I always wondered as Sir has gone from a Male only to gender neutral term for someone in charge

Like I've yet to hear a female military officer not refered to a sir

I personally keep them separate Ma'am or Madam/Madame for Women and Sir for Men

Yes

No

I am a guy and want to see results

I am a girl and indifferent

[Dinklex3]

? I don’t like it or dislike it.

In the Air Force males= Sir, females= Ma’am. No matter the rank.

Never would you call a female “sir”. While I was getting out they were trying to get rid of “sir” and “ma’am” all together and we’d just have to address whoever by their rank and name only.

I went to school with army &navy and army would sometimes pick and yell at us for calling them “sir” instead of their name and rank, but that’s what we were taught.

[dogsteeves]

Weird why I always seeing it

[Dinklex3]

In the US, I doubt it.

[Anonymous]

I'm not calling anyone Sir or Ma'am unless they reciprocate that respect and call me a Sir in return too

I do not want to feel like their slave

[OtterMan68]

if they are being addressed by a student or someone significantly younger

[Flower7]

I hate being called ma’am.

[Jay-_-]

I'm a guy I don't know tbh some do, some don't.

[Iron_Man]

I called them that but some don’t like it