Terms of Endearment

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What words do/did you use to call your partner?

honey?
babe?
sugar plum?
cherry ripe?
sweetie
dear
hun
darlin
betterhalf
sweetheart
strawberry patch
wonderwoman
 
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my brother used to call his partner "babe" ..very often and in public..after a while i forgot what her real name was
 
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"pumpkin" is one which my partner likes to be called. it amuses me. when you think of all those vegetables like sweet potato, radish, garlic, cauliflower, broccoli...….
 
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darl….that's another one...
'hey darl, could you pick up some kale from the supermarket when you go there today?"
 
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#7
"honey, would you mind doing me a big favour today? could you do the dishes?"
 
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"I was wondering babe. is it your turn to clean the house?"
 
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"sugar plum, could you pay the bills this month?....thanks..."
 
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#10
I have no significant other but I regularly use endearments with EVERYONE I feel attached to!

IN a relationship"Darling" makes my heart melt!
 
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wonderwoman, can i quit my job, stay at home and look after the dog?
 
ArtsieSteph

ArtsieSteph

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I’m weird but I have certain terms that I want to wait until we’re like planning to be engaged/married to use. Because like to me at that point they aren’t just flippant pet names, but a verbally swift way of saying “I’m yours and you’re mine.”

Those would be like honey, darling, or beloved. Yes I have called someone my beloved before. I’m sappy.
 
Krumbeard

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Honey.
Nerd or Nerdy (yes it was a term of endearment and with affection. and she knew it)

Don't know what I will call the future Mrs. time will tell...if it's to be.
 
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