Ladies - Which do you prefer to be called?? (POLL)

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Ladies - Which do you prefer to be called?

  • Lady

    Votes: 13 50.0%

  • Woman

    Votes: 6 23.1%

  • Girl

    Votes: 1 3.8%

  • Gal

    Votes: 2 7.7%

  • Chick

    Votes: 1 3.8%

  • Other (explain in your post)

    Votes: 3 11.5%
  • Total voters
    26
Lynx said:
What? No babe? How can you be an insensitive jerk without saying "Hey babe" to a woman? We must have babe in the poll!

I remember this topic, but I can't remember what was decided last time this topic was run. I think we decided on undecided.
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'Babe' has come to mean "sweet little pig", like in that movie a few years back :)
 
mailmandan said:
I'm showing my age. :o

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Is that RUSH LINBAUGH ????
 
I like this poll. I always wondered what to call them. I was once told that the word "ladies" refer to "ladies in the night" or hookers so I have called them women ever since, but to get their opinion is quite useful. I just wish more would respond to this poll.
 
I like being called hun.

I hate being called woman only because to me, it makes me feel really old. I like being called miss or hun by strangers. When people I don't know call me hun, it gives a comforting feeling almost like they're very easy going people.
 
I like, Lady, Hun, sweety, Doll, Honey, Dear.
nobody has called me babe in a long time, that was when I was young and thin and pretty
I don't like chick, Im to old to be a chick
I don't like broad, that's just rude to me
 
In the last few months I have been getting called "baby" or "babe" and let me tell you, it makes me weak in the knees and they can get away with anything lol ;)
 
In this forum: Either my real name (Sonia), Wine, or Rose would do.

In real life (Or should I say, the not-digital world): Almost anything, but mispronounce my name as Sonja and I will cut you.
 
You forgot one, "Dame"[video]https://youtu.be/Ljm9CDRAhMQ[/video]



I think it matters less what you are called and more about who is doing the calling. I don't mind being called "baby", "honey", "sweetie", "sugar", "darlin'", "girl", "woman", "lady", etc. I don't like female, it is too scientific and clinical to me. Impersonal, I guess.
 
I remember a line from an old video game:

"Why do they call you Old Lady Gibson?"

"Well I'll give you a hint. I used to just be called Gibson. I think you can figure out the rest."
 
Galatea said:
You forgot one, "Dame"[video]https://youtu.be/Ljm9CDRAhMQ[/video]



I think it matters less what you are called and more about who is doing the calling. I don't mind being called "baby", "honey", "sweetie", "sugar", "darlin'", "girl", "woman", "lady", etc. I don't like female, it is too scientific and clinical to me. Impersonal, I guess.
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Or even worse...ma'am...lol.
 
Jennie-Mae said:
Or even worse...ma'am...lol.
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I don't mind ma'am. :) I occasionally correct students and tell them to call me Ma'am. I had one last year that called me Miss. I liked that, it was kind of English. I remember the first time I was called ma'am. It stunned me. I was 16 and working in a fast food joint and a little kid called me ma'am. I felt so old!
 
Galatea said:
I don't mind ma'am. :) I occasionally correct students and tell them to call me Ma'am. I had one last year that called me Miss. I liked that, it was kind of English. I remember the first time I was called ma'am. It stunned me. I was 16 and working in a fast food joint and a little kid called me ma'am. I felt so old!
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My grandma once told me that they used "miss" alot back whenever she was young...even for older ladies...in their fifties and older.
 
WineRose said:
In this forum: Either my real name (Sonia), Wine, or Rose would do.

In real life (Or should I say, the not-digital world): Almost anything, but mispronounce my name as Sonja and I will cut you.
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sounds like

"san-juh"?
 
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