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Do you like or dislike terms of endearment?
If you like them, do you use them with people you know, or with strangers? Do you use them with everyone, or just with someone you're dating? If you use them with strangers, does it bother you when they ask you not to? Do you stop using them if someone asks you to stop? I'm just curious, as everyone seems to have very different feelings on the use of terms of endearment. |
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Humm myself I use them with family and those I'm dating....
I never use them with strangers for you never know how others take it. If at times others tend to use them I don't get offensive about the issue. Besides I live in Texas and it does seem to be pretty common at times... 
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OMG i loved that movie!
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Oh yeah...it's a southern thang....Hon!
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I always hear it's a southern thing, yet hear people from all over using them.
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All these views and no one has anything to say? Come on, everyone. Let's hear your views on this topic.
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OMG i loved that movie! that was a totally awsome movie when it first came out my sister and brother nlw and i went they both cried my brother nlaw mom had died several yrs prior from cancer and that movie hit home for him |
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OMG i loved that movie! |
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I don't use them...it's a southern thang I guess
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I don't use them...it's a southern thang I guess So, it's a southern thing not to use them, too?  |
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I don't use them...it's a southern thang I guess So, it's a southern thing not to use them, too? 
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4 out of the 6 people in this thread are from Texas. 3 out of the 4 of you like teams of endearment.
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4 out of the 6 people in this thread are from Texas. 3 out of the 4 of you like teams of endearment.
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4 out of the 6 people in this thread are from Texas. 3 out of the 4 of you like teams of endearment. he's really from Mars
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Edited by
CleanBathroom
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Tue 09/13/11 01:04 PM
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I don't know sweetheart. Terms of endearment seem condescending at times when used on people you barely know.
How are you pumpkin? |
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4 out of the 6 people in this thread are from Texas. 3 out of the 4 of you like teams of endearment. he's really from Mars 
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4 out of the 6 people in this thread are from Texas. 3 out of the 4 of you like teams of endearment. he's really from Mars and such a cute darlin' too
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I use them with everyone...even strangers. I don't have a problem with someone using them to me either...as long as it isn't meant to be condescending or belittling.
I take it in the spirit given. I use hon all the time (even to strangers) and never had anyone even look at me funny when I say it. I say darlin' to friends |
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I use them with everyone...even strangers. I don't have a problem with someone using them to me either...as long as it isn't meant to be condescending or belittling. I take it in the spirit given. I use hon all the time (even to strangers) and never had anyone even look at me funny when I say it. I say darlin' to friends 
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I use them with everyone...even strangers. I don't have a problem with someone using them to me either...as long as it isn't meant to be condescending or belittling. I take it in the spirit given. I use hon all the time (even to strangers) and never had anyone even look at me funny when I say it. I say darlin' to friends hey honey bunch sweet cheeks |
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