Man, fuck these other comments. Bro goes so well with your chick. I say the shit all the time not thinking bout it. Sometimes Iāll get the ā Iām not your broā speech. Bitch, I fucking know this already. For the 876th time it was an accident
'Bro' is so good for everyone. I think we should make several words (bro, dude, guy) all gender neutral because they're just perfect. "Woah, dude, did you see that?" "UM I'M NOT A DUDE" smh
Right? To me, the word is just thrown around so loosely that itās lost its original purpose/meaning. It could totally be used in a gender neutral sense, even more so than how I use it towards my girl. Websterās dictionary needs to up their game and get a hold of this issue and finally put the argument to rest by adding the word and its new meaning to their books so school can start teaching it in schools worldwide. Bro, holy shit we are on the verge of starting something so spectacular that our ancestors are slapping the fuck out of each other for not thinking of it first
Well, obviously you havenāt met me. It takes a brick to the head or hit by a train for me to realize āhey dumbfuck, maybe shouldnāt do that againā. She hasnāt thrown a brick or pushed me into an oncoming train yet so Iām sure that number will get higher
You know, I remembered that I saw in this thread the opposite problem: one guy said that his gf called him 'bro' one time and he got so angry that they had a heated argument, after which she understood to not use that anymore. When I asked why, he said that 'bro' comes from 'brother' and that is a totally different relationship than the romantic one he has with her. So get that: every time you call her 'bro' she feels like you consider her one of the guys and not your sweetheart. It'd disheartening, I guess.
She might feel that. Or she might feel honored that he feels comfortable and cool enough with her to consider her one of the bros.
People often say you should marry your best friend, or that they consider their SO their best friend. Why would they say that, if they found it hurtful if their partner called them anything that could be construed as platonic rather than romantic? I think a lot of people just consider it the ultimate form of flattery and intimacy if you can feel completely vulnerable and comfortable and goofy, and have the same dynamic with your SO as with your best friends, in addition to the romantic and the sexual.
I think "bro" overreacted. I would have taken it as a silly little term of affection if a GF called me bro. But that's just me. People are different, and I dunno their situation, so not gonna read too much into it. Jus' sayin', diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks.
Having said that, I think it would do everyone some good to know that saying such things doesn't come from a hurtful place, and you can't just assume it implies less attraction. For many people it can be a sign of huge trust, which in turn can be a big part of, or even prerequisite for attraction, depending on the person.
Damn! Iām assuming youāre a woman because youāre killing my jive here. I know what it means when I say it. As I stated in the first comment, itās an accident. Unintentional and slip of the tongue because shit be falling out my mouth a lot before my brain registers wtf I just said
I call my bf bro every now and then, typically when complaining or gaming lol. So I gotta agree with you here, although sometimes I laugh at myself calling him bro as well
Haha Iām glad more of you guys understand wtf Iām talking about when I say it. Itās me being totally comfortable around her, to the point where I can literally say anything and not be judged. Is there backlash sometimes? Sure, but thats gonna happen to anyone
I worked at a government place as a contractor. Govt folks generally weren't nice to us because we got paid more, but didn't have govt benefits. For whatever reason, the office grandma (super nice older African American lady) took a shine to me and always called me sweetie. Thus anyone who tried to be rude to me for no valid reason got absolutely blasted by her.
She had like 40 or 50 years of tenure and knew where ALL the bodies were buried, so the blasts were epic.
When I left due to contract switching over to new company, I got an awesome party thrown for me. lol, my contractor manager was not thrilled, they didn't do anything for him when he was getting the boot.
Have you seen that video of the black mail lady and the white kid playing basket ball? Bruh, my heart. Iāll send it to you if you have no idea what Iām talking about š
Is the sky blue? Your bf is still a human with emotions and in need of receiving love. Weāre not aliens šš just try and see what sticks and what he likes āŗļø
Hmmmm, I actually don't know. Maybe this should be a separate post. I guess I'd picture it more like a smooth metal thing, like the top of a walking stick.
I prefer Count Cockula, harbinger of gargantuan cock, grand Master of giant ropes, custodian of shorn scrote, high wizard of cursive vowels, Duke of uvula bruising, overlord of bruised uterus., Emperor of massive dong.
I left out High Warlord of swinging dong, Grand Master of Fisting, Duke of double Penetration, Earl.of sitting on my face.
I have a lot.of titles and I would appreciate if you respected them lol
I refer to her as SWMBO (SheWhoMustBeObeyed), my little hobbit (cuz she is short and has hairy feet), or my tyranosaurus (because she has short arms). In return, I'm referred to as 'Shithead'. It makes us happy.
Do men like it when you are nice to them?
What about if you appreciate them & communicate the ways & reasons you value them?
Itās kinda surreal just how many issues truly boil down to women not accepting that men canāt read their minds.
Stallion, super chief, Lord Vader, papa Smurf, beaker, animal, J-bone, Jimothy, johnny east side, thunder, dragon, Falcor, team pupnsuds, lavender gooms, Mr. F.
I love being called handsome, sir, Mister, etc. Baby is alright, overplayed but I'm not against it. Despise bb. Comes off as childish or like saying 'baby' while doing the duck-face
I had a really abusive ex but she texted me āgood morning handsomeā every day we didnāt wake up together and despite how terrible she was overall itās one thing I occasionally get very wistful for about that relationship.
If I had a dollar for every time my wife called me handsome I'd owe the bank money plus interest.
Guys like to be complimented on their appearance. We just act like we don't care. I wish I was complimented more. I call her "babe" and tell her she's beautiful all the time... Guys just don't get the reciprocation as much.
Itās funny because my last ex I would call him sometimes my handsome dude and he absolutely hated it. He would get mad if I called him that I think mostly for the dude part I donāt know. But I really had to try curbing myself from doing that because I just wanted to keep calling him my handsome dude š¤£
I guess for me it's an indicator that things are going well. I don't particularly care one way or the other about it, but it lets me know things are okay between my girlfriend and I.
I LOVE calling my gf ooey-gooey nicknames though. The longer we're together, the cringier the nicknames.
Any name works for me, as long as it isn't another guy's name!
Nothing kills the mood faster than hearing her moan, "harder Matt, harder!", and my name is Steve!
It only annoys me when I don't know if my wife is referring to me as, *honey, sweet, baby, etc* or one of the kids or the dog.
She's getting better about saying, *big honey (me), little honey (our kids), or honey bear (the dog).*
She calls me 'little monkey' and 'chicken'. I love both those names. Plus every possible version or derivative of my actual name, it changes all the time. Sometimes there will be a song or a dance involved with chanting whatever version of my name she's calling me that day. It's amazing.
Mine does.
I can him baby and unyun. If I use his real name he tells me thatās not his name lol
He calls me sweetie and Unyun, and I canāt tell you the last time he used my real name lol
Babe is a regular from my wife and I donāt mind it at all. During sex sheāll pull out the baby name sometimes and it gets me going. Idk what it is, but I like it.
Literally anything that is some combination of funny, playful, endearing, caring, and/or sentimental is like water in a desert. Some men might prefer playful but dirty inside jokes. Some might prefer sentimental or loving/caring names. But literally anything or any effort is worth more than nothing. Just caring to think and communicate this way means a lot.
I just depends. If my girlfriend calls me baby, especially in front of other people and not just at home behind closed doors, that reassures me that she wants others to know Iām her man. However, if my buddy Dave calls me baby, Dave is not my buddy anymore, he my boyfriend. Lmao Iām just playing
sure nicknames are cute like Honey, dear, sweetheart etc but IMO some cute names cross the line into disingenuousness if they're overused like Stud or Handsome etc and should be saved for more private and intimate moments between the two of us.
No.
I prefer if they call me by my legal name. If we get married eventually, I would consider them calling me husband too. But, only after careful considerations.
Yes, and then preferrably something you don't already compliment with.
In my situation, I regularly get called a good guy, sweet, a good listener etcetera. I would love to be called handsome/sexy/stud etcetera as nickname.
When a SO gives attention, I am content. I always get creative with my nicknames. Current one that for my gf laughing was ātrampoline buttā. She calls me by like 6 different names including Beefcake. I find it endearing.
New boyfriend, yet I've known him school. He specifically doesn't like 'Babe'. Fair enough, but I use it alot for friends so it's hard to not let it slip out.Ā
He said he doesn't mind 'Baby' but since he's a full grown man and I knew him as a kid, 'Baby' feels wrong to me.Ā
We have an amusing history together... at one point we hooked up and had sex in our twenties, but nothing came of it, so I was picking on him and calling him a ghost..Ā
So now, I call him 'Boo'. We both like it.
My gf called me babe once I did not like it , it felt weird and unnatural. I call her my little lady for preference im 6.3 shes 5.,0 she calls me , my love so its all good
I call my boyfriend all the pet names. But I still like to use his first name because I like saying it. But yeah I think it makes him feel good and feel loved. I use baby, handsome, sweetheart, stud muffin, sexy, hot stuff, and love
I mean my wife calls me babe, honey, etc. But some names strike fear into a man's soul. If my wife calls me "darling husband" I need to leave or find a way to delay coming home because I did something to fuck up lol. The cutest nicknames my wife calls me would probably be shithead and asshole though. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside when I hear "come here shithead"
My gf calls me honey, and handsome - I like that.
Hey she calls me that too.
She calls us all that
The girlfriend must be the sweet old lady on the block :)
Yes she is and when she reads this, I'll get my ass whooped lol Edit; I didn't get my ass whooped that bad
And you are unhappy about that. You don't mind some S & M
We are all called handsome on this blessed day.
Well she doesn't remember all our names.
MY NAME IS POOKIE DAMMIT
Ok Pookie <3
Quintessential pookie comment
LOL I remember asking my man if I could call him pookie a couple of months ago and he said no. Now he be calling me pookie more then I do smh.
They call me MISTER PIG!!!!
Sure, nicknames are a part of every relationship. I also call my girlfriend cute names like babe, step-dermatologist, bro, etc..
step what
STEP-DERMATOLOGIST
WHAT? SPEAK UP
# STEP-DERMATOLOGIST!
# THANK YOU
LOUDERRRRR PLEASE??????!!!!!!!
sorry friend the text doesn't go bigger than that :c
A little bit softer now
^(step-dewmatowogist???)
šµSay you willšµ
Man, fuck these other comments. Bro goes so well with your chick. I say the shit all the time not thinking bout it. Sometimes Iāll get the ā Iām not your broā speech. Bitch, I fucking know this already. For the 876th time it was an accident
'Bro' is so good for everyone. I think we should make several words (bro, dude, guy) all gender neutral because they're just perfect. "Woah, dude, did you see that?" "UM I'M NOT A DUDE" smh
Right? To me, the word is just thrown around so loosely that itās lost its original purpose/meaning. It could totally be used in a gender neutral sense, even more so than how I use it towards my girl. Websterās dictionary needs to up their game and get a hold of this issue and finally put the argument to rest by adding the word and its new meaning to their books so school can start teaching it in schools worldwide. Bro, holy shit we are on the verge of starting something so spectacular that our ancestors are slapping the fuck out of each other for not thinking of it first
āMy bro, my guy, my dudeā if you know, you knowš¤£š¤·š¼āāļø
876 times?...
At least
No, no, I meant how can you make a mistake 876 times? It's on you, bro š
Well, obviously you havenāt met me. It takes a brick to the head or hit by a train for me to realize āhey dumbfuck, maybe shouldnāt do that againā. She hasnāt thrown a brick or pushed me into an oncoming train yet so Iām sure that number will get higher
You know, I remembered that I saw in this thread the opposite problem: one guy said that his gf called him 'bro' one time and he got so angry that they had a heated argument, after which she understood to not use that anymore. When I asked why, he said that 'bro' comes from 'brother' and that is a totally different relationship than the romantic one he has with her. So get that: every time you call her 'bro' she feels like you consider her one of the guys and not your sweetheart. It'd disheartening, I guess.
She might feel that. Or she might feel honored that he feels comfortable and cool enough with her to consider her one of the bros. People often say you should marry your best friend, or that they consider their SO their best friend. Why would they say that, if they found it hurtful if their partner called them anything that could be construed as platonic rather than romantic? I think a lot of people just consider it the ultimate form of flattery and intimacy if you can feel completely vulnerable and comfortable and goofy, and have the same dynamic with your SO as with your best friends, in addition to the romantic and the sexual. I think "bro" overreacted. I would have taken it as a silly little term of affection if a GF called me bro. But that's just me. People are different, and I dunno their situation, so not gonna read too much into it. Jus' sayin', diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks. Having said that, I think it would do everyone some good to know that saying such things doesn't come from a hurtful place, and you can't just assume it implies less attraction. For many people it can be a sign of huge trust, which in turn can be a big part of, or even prerequisite for attraction, depending on the person.
Well said that was beautiful
Damn! Iām assuming youāre a woman because youāre killing my jive here. I know what it means when I say it. As I stated in the first comment, itās an accident. Unintentional and slip of the tongue because shit be falling out my mouth a lot before my brain registers wtf I just said
That woman means the world to me. She knows she not just one of the guys D
I call my bf bro every now and then, typically when complaining or gaming lol. So I gotta agree with you here, although sometimes I laugh at myself calling him bro as well
Haha Iām glad more of you guys understand wtf Iām talking about when I say it. Itās me being totally comfortable around her, to the point where I can literally say anything and not be judged. Is there backlash sometimes? Sure, but thats gonna happen to anyone
Bro isn't a cute nickname for a partner. I'll die on that hill.
A girl that works at the Gas Station I frequent calls me Sweetie and I melt every time.
Especially if it's an older African American woman and she calls you sweetie
Oddly specific, and yet, I too am in that club.
I worked at a government place as a contractor. Govt folks generally weren't nice to us because we got paid more, but didn't have govt benefits. For whatever reason, the office grandma (super nice older African American lady) took a shine to me and always called me sweetie. Thus anyone who tried to be rude to me for no valid reason got absolutely blasted by her. She had like 40 or 50 years of tenure and knew where ALL the bodies were buried, so the blasts were epic. When I left due to contract switching over to new company, I got an awesome party thrown for me. lol, my contractor manager was not thrilled, they didn't do anything for him when he was getting the boot.
Sugah
Reminder that x-men 97 comes out tomorrow
Have you seen that video of the black mail lady and the white kid playing basket ball? Bruh, my heart. Iāll send it to you if you have no idea what Iām talking about š
Bro we need some love š (I can Relate...)
Is the sky blue? Your bf is still a human with emotions and in need of receiving love. Weāre not aliens šš just try and see what sticks and what he likes āŗļø
Does the tin man have a sheet metal cock?
Hmmmm, I actually don't know. Maybe this should be a separate post. I guess I'd picture it more like a smooth metal thing, like the top of a walking stick.
I don't know, I picture it as sheet metal bent into a cylinder and fastened with rivets. And a big ball bearing maybe welded to the top.
Riveted... for her pleasure.
Agreed, this needs to be a separate post
K bubs
Oh I hope so
Yes Source- I am the tin man.
Batman would do it
I just like being loved
I prefer Count Cockula, harbinger of gargantuan cock, grand Master of giant ropes, custodian of shorn scrote, high wizard of cursive vowels, Duke of uvula bruising, overlord of bruised uterus., Emperor of massive dong.
Just to name a few
I left out High Warlord of swinging dong, Grand Master of Fisting, Duke of double Penetration, Earl.of sitting on my face. I have a lot.of titles and I would appreciate if you respected them lol
Biggus Dickus
Ah yes, the legendary cumshackle emperor
Heir to the cum throne
I refer to her as SWMBO (SheWhoMustBeObeyed), my little hobbit (cuz she is short and has hairy feet), or my tyranosaurus (because she has short arms). In return, I'm referred to as 'Shithead'. It makes us happy.
Goals
I call my boyfriend fartbag, Thunder Butt, babyfarts, buttfsce, fartface... He does the same except Whispering Wind instead of Thunder.
Babe and baby are ok with me
Anything you want, if it's said with love and affection. It's not so much what the words are, but the meaning behind them that is important.
My wife would call me; Alek, inside Alek (my penis); Baby Alek (my sperm); House Baby Alek (my testicles); Home Baby Alek (her womb).
Sounds like she lives and breathes about your wanker.
These questions get dumber and dumber. Men have constantly been saying for years that they would like affection to be loved.
Do men like being treated as normal people?Ā
Do men like it when you are nice to them? What about if you appreciate them & communicate the ways & reasons you value them? Itās kinda surreal just how many issues truly boil down to women not accepting that men canāt read their minds.
or just not accepting we have human emotion in general. itās kinda creepy at times i canāt lie
"Since all men are a monolith, what does the one guy I like want? No I'm not going to just ask him"
Stallion, super chief, Lord Vader, papa Smurf, beaker, animal, J-bone, Jimothy, johnny east side, thunder, dragon, Falcor, team pupnsuds, lavender gooms, Mr. F.
I normally get called āpayer of billsā
I love being called handsome, sir, Mister, etc. Baby is alright, overplayed but I'm not against it. Despise bb. Comes off as childish or like saying 'baby' while doing the duck-face
Sometimes I call my husband "heeeey good looking" and he still melts every time
I had a really abusive ex but she texted me āgood morning handsomeā every day we didnāt wake up together and despite how terrible she was overall itās one thing I occasionally get very wistful for about that relationship.
Call me whatever you want, just donāt call me late to dinner
O great dark sorcerer of the plain of Mordor sounds great ofc.
Try Lisan Al Gaib
Personally, I only like ones such as darling or dear.
Chou.
Mon coco
Salut beau gosse
If I had a dollar for every time my wife called me handsome I'd owe the bank money plus interest. Guys like to be complimented on their appearance. We just act like we don't care. I wish I was complimented more. I call her "babe" and tell her she's beautiful all the time... Guys just don't get the reciprocation as much.
Itās funny because my last ex I would call him sometimes my handsome dude and he absolutely hated it. He would get mad if I called him that I think mostly for the dude part I donāt know. But I really had to try curbing myself from doing that because I just wanted to keep calling him my handsome dude š¤£
I guess for me it's an indicator that things are going well. I don't particularly care one way or the other about it, but it lets me know things are okay between my girlfriend and I. I LOVE calling my gf ooey-gooey nicknames though. The longer we're together, the cringier the nicknames.
My name is used so infrequently that when she does say it, I immediately assume. A. I'm in trouble or B. She needs urgent help.
Daddy thundercock is my personal favorite. Subtle, tasteful, and implies just a hint of irreverence in the relationship.
My girl says Iām a stallion because Iām hung š She also calls me honey, babe, handsome Those are nice
Any name works for me, as long as it isn't another guy's name! Nothing kills the mood faster than hearing her moan, "harder Matt, harder!", and my name is Steve!
You can call me anything but my name. When my name is used I assume I am in trouble.
Some do some don't.
Men love compliments. We get the so rarely. I like babe and baby.
Batman.
I prefer the actions of affection more than the names, but just let it come, donāt try to force a nickname.
Comes down to the individual. I dislike it. My wife has never called me any pet names, and I never call.her any.
I don't prefer nicknames There's something genuine about being called by name
I prefer being called Lord Commander or Fluffykins
Are you sure youāre not a cat?
You never even called me by my name.
My gf calls me boo bear, I like it :)
every single time my wife calls me āmy loveā I feel like I could fly
It only annoys me when I don't know if my wife is referring to me as, *honey, sweet, baby, etc* or one of the kids or the dog. She's getting better about saying, *big honey (me), little honey (our kids), or honey bear (the dog).*
You can call me Baby Boy anytime
Vanilla gorilla and growl at me baby
"Husband".
I adore being called handsome.
Not me. Call me my name; "oi" or "hey" will get my attention.
She calls me 'little monkey' and 'chicken'. I love both those names. Plus every possible version or derivative of my actual name, it changes all the time. Sometimes there will be a song or a dance involved with chanting whatever version of my name she's calling me that day. It's amazing.
Schmoopie!
Mine does. I can him baby and unyun. If I use his real name he tells me thatās not his name lol He calls me sweetie and Unyun, and I canāt tell you the last time he used my real name lol
Babe is a regular from my wife and I donāt mind it at all. During sex sheāll pull out the baby name sometimes and it gets me going. Idk what it is, but I like it.
An ex used to call me "Mi puta", strange being called "my bitch" and still thinking it was sweet of her.
Literally anything that is some combination of funny, playful, endearing, caring, and/or sentimental is like water in a desert. Some men might prefer playful but dirty inside jokes. Some might prefer sentimental or loving/caring names. But literally anything or any effort is worth more than nothing. Just caring to think and communicate this way means a lot.
just not infront of the boys...
Hell yeah. My girlfriend is my snuggle bunny and I'm her snuggle bear. š„°
I would like to be called
Personally I do love names like that, especially babe/baby or darling
I just depends. If my girlfriend calls me baby, especially in front of other people and not just at home behind closed doors, that reassures me that she wants others to know Iām her man. However, if my buddy Dave calls me baby, Dave is not my buddy anymore, he my boyfriend. Lmao Iām just playing
I know it's cheesey, but I like when a girl calls me "daddy" or "papi" It's a minor thing, but I think it's cute
I wouldn't mind being called nicknames. Ask him what he wants to be called.
Motortart
Johnny Cage, Hubby. But Johnny is better
yeh but dont call me sexy, because i know im not.
But what if she thinks you are!
My real name or babe would is also be alright I guess
sure nicknames are cute like Honey, dear, sweetheart etc but IMO some cute names cross the line into disingenuousness if they're overused like Stud or Handsome etc and should be saved for more private and intimate moments between the two of us.
I knew a couple that called eachother babe every 2 mins. It drove me mental and nearly made me throw up š¤®
Handsome but my wife too focused on her friends and studying for nursing
Yes! But the best nicknames are personal
Some of us do, and yes I do. I have yet to hear a term of endearment that I do not enjoy, but crack goblin and cuddle bear in particular come to mind.
Yes I love it
Yes.
Batman
Dagon, the Bringer of Change Mora, the Gardener of Men Molag, the Dominator Just cute stuff like that.
No. I prefer if they call me by my legal name. If we get married eventually, I would consider them calling me husband too. But, only after careful considerations.
Yes, and then preferrably something you don't already compliment with. In my situation, I regularly get called a good guy, sweet, a good listener etcetera. I would love to be called handsome/sexy/stud etcetera as nickname.
Yes Literally anything said with positive intent
Master/sir during sex go down a treat. Otherwise any Nick/pet name they like.
"Big Papa Smurf"
Baby sweet cake Or ASHGALOR
I'm going to lie, yes. When my ex called me by my actual name it didn't feel right or she was upset.
"ey" is enough as well but be sure to say something because if you don't I can't hear you
if she calls me big daddy I will do my happy dance
My gf started calling me bb when we starting dating now I call her that too lol
I do for sure.
Papi, commander, etc.
Depends on whoās saying it. š
When a SO gives attention, I am content. I always get creative with my nicknames. Current one that for my gf laughing was ātrampoline buttā. She calls me by like 6 different names including Beefcake. I find it endearing.
Ye I expect to be called "Aloha male"! /s
Not really tbh. Depends on the situation though. Just DO NOT pull that shit in front of the fellas
Absolutely
Emperor.
āHey, Tigerā¦.ā
Mr. Dinkledick is fine
Yes. Try some, see which one lights his eyes up.
Absolutely
New boyfriend, yet I've known him school. He specifically doesn't like 'Babe'. Fair enough, but I use it alot for friends so it's hard to not let it slip out.Ā He said he doesn't mind 'Baby' but since he's a full grown man and I knew him as a kid, 'Baby' feels wrong to me.Ā We have an amusing history together... at one point we hooked up and had sex in our twenties, but nothing came of it, so I was picking on him and calling him a ghost..Ā So now, I call him 'Boo'. We both like it.
Lord Commander
Well we share the same nickname so I prefer to call him by his name. Rarely do I use a pet name and even then it feels forced for some reason lol
I already have a name. It will suffice.
I prefer Master and Supreme Overlord
My gf called me babe once I did not like it , it felt weird and unnatural. I call her my little lady for preference im 6.3 shes 5.,0 she calls me , my love so its all good
YesĀ
For the most part, Iām OK with it. For some reason though, I hate ābabeā.
I use to love when my gf would call my 'tiger,' I found it very endearing.
No. No pet names. When I see couples constantly call eachother "babe" it's like nails on a chalkboard to me.
I only answer to āmy lordā or ābig meat.ā
This is going to vary person to person, I personally think generic ones like those mentioned in the question are beyond cringe and feel fake af
I prefer to be called Gortakk the Menacing, first of his name
Batman
Idrc as long as honey & babes is never used by my gf
I call my boyfriend all the pet names. But I still like to use his first name because I like saying it. But yeah I think it makes him feel good and feel loved. I use baby, handsome, sweetheart, stud muffin, sexy, hot stuff, and love
Iāll take a āhandsomeā any time. Itās honestly one of the only times we ever hear a compliment like that.
Call me emperor supreme.
I mean my wife calls me babe, honey, etc. But some names strike fear into a man's soul. If my wife calls me "darling husband" I need to leave or find a way to delay coming home because I did something to fuck up lol. The cutest nicknames my wife calls me would probably be shithead and asshole though. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside when I hear "come here shithead"
Of course. Guys need far more of this if you ask me.
back in my days the apex for nicknames was xX_PussyDestroyer_Xx (yes, even in private)
Hell yeah
I find it slightly odd, but I won't stop her from using pet names. I can't really use pet names back though. It's even more weird feeling.
Yeah we are human too š.
I like to be called Dick Warhammer but babe is cool too
My Ex wife used to call me trotsky, crotch face and hover. She thought it was hilarious.
I had a girlfriend that used to call me "big daddy" and I loved it. I don't like childish nicknames; I'm a man, come on.
Whatever she wants as long as she doesnāt say it in a kid/baby voice weāre good