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| Topic: For the ladies, do you hate being called | |
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Manners seem to be something that is seen a little less often these days. I have no problem with maam. But I was surprised about a year and a half ago when I took the subway in Boston with my daughter looking for her wedding dress and a boy not only used the term "maam" but offered his seat to me. The seat offering is what reminded me of my age, not the term "maam", (ha).
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Ma'am?
It hilarious!... beats being called all sorts of other names!!! 
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As long as they don't call me Pookie or anything equally offensive...I'm OK with it...  Really, that's a new one for me too. Sounds like a cartoons name 
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Ma'am? not a bit |
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Doesn't bother me. And I usually respond with madam or sir. Its sweet to see the kiddos puff up with pride knowing you respect them back.
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It doesn't bother me at all.
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It is common courtesy to refer to all bearers of the camel toe as "Ma'am" ...somehow referring to them as scurrvy slag @ssed bints was misconstrued as being less polite........so "Ma'am" it is.
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Ma'am?
It's not my favorite, but a lot better than what some folks say... |
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