CS Men - stop calling us Dear, and honey - CS ladies add what names get to you (136)
doberman3: It's lame - it sicken's me. If you do it, I won't respond.
I'm not a deer or a honey.
Usually the guys that do this are a scammer
The Dobe
I'm not a deer or a honey.
Usually the guys that do this are a scammer
The Dobe
I get you Dobe. Personally I'm not a Dear or Honey kinda guy...prefer Baby...but would never call anyone that casually...only in the context of a relationship with respect.
What I don't understand is when a woman is offended if I say something like "Thank you ma'am". Now I do understand that in some cultures ma'am is short for a madame, but where I come from it was always meant as a polite way to address a lady.
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montemonte: You're welcome. I was tempted to say... You're welcome honey but thought I might throw a curve ball in the thread. I'll send a hug instead
It's very nice of you to be concerned about such things as we are on an international site but in truth I wouldn't worry about it. As far as I know you've always been polite.
It's very nice of you to be concerned about such things as we are on an international site but in truth I wouldn't worry about it. As far as I know you've always been polite.
Hi Monte, Thank you for your kind message,same to you, vice versa.
Yes, i have been here for two and a half months. I sometimes attend to forums if the thread is interesting and if not nonsense. I am happy to be here.
Happy Easter even though our country doesn't celebrate
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jono7: ...who was is written to and why? ....
(oh...please do tell....)
(oh...please do tell....)
I'm guessing she wrote it more for her own amusement than mine, Jono.
She certainly found it highly amusing when I voiced my chagrin.
Hhhummph.
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jono7: hey!.. i'm feelin' left out now, ...
..my burning hunk of gypsy desire...
..my burning hunk of gypsy desire...
I actually had to google for a pet name for women just to be able to participate in this thread ...
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paradox42: Hi Justjim, I saw your answer after answered to Jill, thank you for your helping. May you are fine.
I am giving effort to learn this language as much as this thick head of mine gets.
Ok. here some of Turkish words and sentences that
merhaba : hello
nasilsin? : how are you?
iyi aksamlar : good evening/ have a nice evening
I am giving effort to learn this language as much as this thick head of mine gets.
Ok. here some of Turkish words and sentences that
merhaba : hello
nasilsin? : how are you?
iyi aksamlar : good evening/ have a nice evening
Merhaba paradox, iyi gunler!
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Jillll: That is fine and I wouldn't be offended by that at all.
If you said "how are you today, dear?" It sounds like something an elderly person would say as well as not caring enough to use the persons name. Often men here will call any female baby so as not to get confused by the many girls he sees and that is what I find disrespectful.
If you said "how are you today, dear?" It sounds like something an elderly person would say as well as not caring enough to use the persons name. Often men here will call any female baby so as not to get confused by the many girls he sees and that is what I find disrespectful.
I got it well Jill, thank you.
happy Easter.
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justjim63: Merhaba paradox, iyi gunler!
hahahahahhaha!!!! gooodddd.
sanada iyi gunler Justjim, Kendine iyi bak
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Boban1: I actually had to google for a pet name for women just to be able to participate in this thread ...
To his Participation
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doberman3: It's lame - it sicken's me. If you do it, I won't respond.
I'm not a deer or a honey.
Usually the guys that do this are a scammer
The Dobe
deal with it, guys will call you anything they want does not mean they are a damn scammer, my god get a life.I'm not a deer or a honey.
Usually the guys that do this are a scammer
The Dobe
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funxsinia: I get you Dobe. Personally I'm not a Dear or Honey kinda guy...prefer Baby...but would never call anyone that casually...only in the context of a relationship with respect.
What I don't understand is when a woman is offended if I say something like "Thank you ma'am". Now I do understand that in some cultures ma'am is short for a madame, but where I come from it was always meant as a polite way to address a lady.
What I don't understand is when a woman is offended if I say something like "Thank you ma'am". Now I do understand that in some cultures ma'am is short for a madame, but where I come from it was always meant as a polite way to address a lady.
In the UK, 'madam' would refer to a more mature woman.
I'm currently in that middle ground where young men get twinkly-eyed and amused by addressing me as 'madam' and older men likewise, with addressing me as 'miss'.
Either way, I find it a bit cheeky and flirty and not at all offensive. Some might find otherwise with cheeky, or flirty; some might be offended by the reference to maturity. I dunno.
Certainly, it makes me cringe being called a 'lady' and I use the title Ms, rather than Miss.
(But I especially like 'ma'am' with an American accent...swoon.)
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ohooooo!!!! here 2:30 a.m, Tonight we have already taken the clock one hour forward for summer months. now time 03:30 here. again we lost one hour from rest life without living. I am going for sleeping. happy new day to everbody, have a nice threads and comment
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doberman3: It's lame - it sicken's me. If you do it, I won't respond.
I'm not a deer or a honey.
Usually the guys that do this are a scammer
The Dobe
I'm not a deer or a honey.
Usually the guys that do this are a scammer
The Dobe
Yes Hunny Bunny. Whatever you say, Dear.
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paradox42: ohooooo!!!! here 2:30 a.m, Tonight we have already taken the clock one hour forward for summer months. now time 03:30 here. again we lost one hour from rest life without living. I am going for sleeping. happy new day to everbody, have a nice threads and comment
Nos da (good night in Welsh)
Nice to see you out and about, Paradox.
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jac379: In the UK, 'madam' would refer to a more mature woman.
I'm currently in that middle ground where young men get twinkly-eyed and amused by addressing me as 'madam' and older men likewise, with addressing me as 'miss'.
Either way, I find it a bit cheeky and flirty and not at all offensive. Some might find otherwise with cheeky, or flirty; some might be offended by the reference to maturity. I dunno.
Certainly, it makes me cringe being called a 'lady' and I use the title Ms, rather than Miss.(But I especially like 'ma'am' with an American accent...swoon.)
I'm currently in that middle ground where young men get twinkly-eyed and amused by addressing me as 'madam' and older men likewise, with addressing me as 'miss'.
Either way, I find it a bit cheeky and flirty and not at all offensive. Some might find otherwise with cheeky, or flirty; some might be offended by the reference to maturity. I dunno.
Certainly, it makes me cringe being called a 'lady' and I use the title Ms, rather than Miss.(But I especially like 'ma'am' with an American accent...swoon.)
Yes ma'am it can be a bit flirty
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jac379: Nos da (good night in Welsh)
Nice to see you out and about, Paradox.
Ya he seemsw pretty coolNice to see you out and about, Paradox.
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justjim63: Hi Jono, My sources on birthday dates needs a good smack on the bum, but i'll leave that till later Jono i consider You a friend and as a birthday gift to You, You can call me any or all of those names And i think You're on to something, a thread on pet names that people use would be pretty amusing.
weeelll....ain't it just her lucky day.... and it's (almost) my birthday...
how'd that work....
and you can be sure i'm smiling as i think of her reading these posts...
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jac379: Golly, if you don't know how to do that, how did you ever become a dad?
Well Ma'am it sure wasn't the bottom that made m a dad...
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montemonte: I don't care what scammers say. What annoys me is when people from my generation call me "doll"
Gosh Montemonte..
Doll is a term of endearment for Scots... that is their equivalent to hun, darl, all those pet names we use..
I like it..
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paradox42: ohooooo!!!! here 2:30 a.m, Tonight we have already taken the clock one hour forward for summer months. now time 03:30 here. again we lost one hour from rest life without living. I am going for sleeping. happy new day to everbody, have a nice threads and comment
Iyi aksamlar paradox
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let me see please, for example you posted a thread and I wanted to give my comment, and started by '' Dear Jill, in my opinion blah blah '' is this formal? or normal? or irrespect,officious?
That is fine and I wouldn't be offended by that at all.
If you said "how are you today, dear?" It sounds like something an elderly person would say as well as not caring enough to use the persons name. Often men here will call any female baby so as not to get confused by the many girls he sees and that is what I find disrespectful.