Calling someone "Princess" sounds... (75)
Sounds demeaning in many social contexts in America today. Like calling them honey, or cupcake, or missy.
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Depends, maybe, on the language used. I like the name Sari, which is Princes in Hebrew.
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One of my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel's name is Princess, so I wouldn't be able to call anyone or any other dog Princess, there is only one Princess in our household!
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corny
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Harryonline: corny
I agree.
Personally I don't like being called a princess.
It's tacky.
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Normally I would be 
about it, but I used to be called it by someone I cared for deeply, so I have warm fuzzy feelings about it instead.
Any word can have good or bad connotations or memories, depending on the usage.
about it, but I used to be called it by someone I cared for deeply, so I have warm fuzzy feelings about it instead.Any word can have good or bad connotations or memories, depending on the usage.
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mollybaby: Normally I would be about it, but I used to be called it by someone I cared for deeply, so I have warm fuzzy feelings about it instead.
Any word can have good or bad connotations or memories, depending on the usage.
Any word can have good or bad connotations or memories, depending on the usage.
Yeah. It would depend on the person delivering it, but in general....don't like it.
I'm not a fan of many endearments at all really, especially when you don't know someone well.
What about you?
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sounds...
...stupid, I would say
...stupid, I would say
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BerrySmoothie: Yeah. It would depend on the person delivering it, but in general....don't like it.
I'm not a fan of many endearments at all really, especially when you don't know someone well.
What about you?
I'm not a fan of many endearments at all really, especially when you don't know someone well.
What about you?
God no, not a bit!
Most of them sound false
I wouldn't allow anybody else call me princess either. That was a once off
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mollybaby: God no, not a bit!
Most of them sound false
I wouldn't allow anybody else call me princess either. That was a once off
Most of them sound false
I wouldn't allow anybody else call me princess either. That was a once off
mollybaby: God no, not a bit!
Most of them sound false
I wouldn't allow anybody else call me princess either. That was a once off
Most of them sound false
I wouldn't allow anybody else call me princess either. That was a once off
If I'm really close to someone I can handle hun, even tolerate babe at a stretch.....but, everything else....
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BerrySmoothie: If I'm really close to someone I can handle hun, even tolerate babe at a stretch.....but, everything else....
Gawd....not sure what happened there....
The reply/quote button is being a right princess!!
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BerrySmoothie: If I'm really close to someone I can handle hun, even tolerate babe at a stretch.....but, everything else....
Hun yes, babe no
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Glamorous, attractive, well-bred?
On this side of the pond it's associated with working class, or nouveau riche culture trying to project glamour, style and good-breeding and failing miserably. It's often used as a theatrical stereotype.
And as Berrie mentioned, it's associated with poor behaviour, particularly someone who believes themselves to deserve more than they do and who tantrums when they don't get what they want.
On this side of the pond it's associated with working class, or nouveau riche culture trying to project glamour, style and good-breeding and failing miserably. It's often used as a theatrical stereotype.
And as Berrie mentioned, it's associated with poor behaviour, particularly someone who believes themselves to deserve more than they do and who tantrums when they don't get what they want.
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jac_the_gripper: Glamorous, attractive, well-bred?
On this side of the pond it's associated with working class, or nouveau riche culture trying to project glamour, style and good-breeding and failing miserably. It's often used as a theatrical stereotype.
And as Berrie mentioned, it's associated with poor behaviour, particularly someone who believes themselves to deserve more than they do and who tantrums when they don't get what they want.
On this side of the pond it's associated with working class, or nouveau riche culture trying to project glamour, style and good-breeding and failing miserably. It's often used as a theatrical stereotype.
And as Berrie mentioned, it's associated with poor behaviour, particularly someone who believes themselves to deserve more than they do and who tantrums when they don't get what they want.
I believe I shall throw a tantrum any minute now
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mollybaby: I believe I shall throw a tantrum any minute now
But Princess, the fire service have to cut your Ferrari to get your pony out of the back seat. They're refusing payment to cut up the pony instead...
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jac_the_gripper: But Princess, the fire service have to cut your Ferrari to get your pony out of the back seat. They're refusing payment to cut up the pony instead...
You leave my pony out of this!
And it is a Lamborghini not a Ferrari BTW
The Ferrari is at the garage
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It's everything for a happy princess!!
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You know me so well, Dragos!
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What about wolf whistles ? and cars horning ? like or dislike ?
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Harryonline: What about wolf whistles ? and cars horning ? like or dislike ?
That is unsolicited and unwanted, and usually embarrassing
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mollybaby: You know me so well, Dragos!
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Fine if she's 8 years old
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Harryonline: What about wolf whistles ? and cars horning ? like or dislike ?
wolf whistles?? are they made by the same people who make "moo cow callers"??
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Harryonline: What about wolf whistles ? and cars horning ? like or dislike ?
These days it tends to be revving the engine as you're crossing the road at the lights to make you start and look round. That pisses me off.
Although I do find it funny when youngsters beep, or shout at me from behind, but realise when I turn round I'm old enough to be their mother. It's the expression on their faces.
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p*dophile Like to Use Sweet Words. Come Home Princess, I have Cookies.
Fortunately for Us, Our Daughter was More Of the Tomboy Type.
Fortunately for Us, Our Daughter was More Of the Tomboy Type.
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jac_the_gripper: These days it tends to be revving the engine as you're crossing the road at the lights to make you start and look round. That pisses me off.
Although I do find it funny when youngsters beep, or shout at me from behind, but realise when I turn round I'm old enough to be their mother. It's the expression on their faces.
Although I do find it funny when youngsters beep, or shout at me from behind, but realise when I turn round I'm old enough to be their mother. It's the expression on their faces.
Vroom Vroom
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its hard to satisfy women.Whatever you call them they'll not get satisfied.
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There's a kernel of mockery to that term of affection. It's like calling her kitten. Am I being cutesy and nice or am I teasing her fragility and sense of entitlement? It's usually somewhere in the middle. And it's something I say only to girls who know me well - seldomly friends, occasionally my Sisters, most often to my girlfriend.
Also, it's something I don't really say to women older than me and my term of affection for them is "wench".
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