Would you be okay about it if someone you didn't know called you babe/darling/sweetheart/love/hon etc?
23 Answers to "Would you be okay about it if someone you didn't know called you babe/darling/sweetheart/love/hon etc?"
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I hate it and it really bugs me for some reason, mainly because I don't know them.
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Sweet words by any stranger has suspicion in my mind. even I don't like it.Like (1)
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That's why I don't like it.
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some say it's a turn off but for me it's turn on. I like affectionate names, it makes me feel loved. ^^;
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no problem, sweetie :)Like (1)
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I wonder about that....but I think "terms of endearment"
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No big deal unless they are a creepy old person.
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That's actually one of my few "Pet Peeves"=
a woman I never met, (or barely know) calling
me those names. It ****** me off and its a
sudden & complete deal-breaker & epic snub.
Now if guys do it I kinda like it!Like (1)
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I'm in Texas and people from here and the South do it all the time. We respond with "thank you" and "Ma'am. "
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No and why? Because if its a guy he's a PR.ICK. If its female, she's a manipulator.
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boooooooo
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Oh, shure, hun. Be right back with some coffee,sweetheart. Anythin else today, darlin?
Sounds like every little breakfast place south of Ohio...Like (1)
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Yes.. it seems completely fine to me :3
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Yes. I do it all the time. As long as it's meant in an innocent way, I'll take it in an innocent way.
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Nope, not a problem. Southern.
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I live in the south, it happens daily, and I do it too.
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if they're cute
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i'm pretty sure i would cope
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I don't mind. But would be weird if they call me sweetheart and giving me the seductive eyes at the same time. That is a negative for me. Unless I like you :)
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I dont read into it so it doesnt really bother me
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eh. People do it all the time. I don't really care. If it's a man, and he's being sexist or condescending in his tone, then I don't like it. Typically, when it's 'hon', or 'honey' it's a middle aged female or older, so that doesn't bother me.
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I'm okay with that. Long as I'm not called late for dinner, that is. =O)
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That depends entirely upon the type of relationship I have with the individual.
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Posted by JessRuthless 1 Nov 4th, 2012 at 1:54AM
I personally call everyone Hun, sweetheart, suga, babe, dude, man, homey, chick, and much more. It's just how I am. I playfully give lower names. It's not for a sexual or mean reason. Mine is just to be funny and kind. I'm in the south it's part of our southern hospitality.
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Reply by KuyaLeo Nov 4th, 2012 at 2:25AM
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