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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? |
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
Duchess? For real? 
Anyone calling me the following consider themselves blocked:
Lady
Trouble
Naughty
Hun
Babe
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara?
Duchess? For real?
Anyone calling me the following consider themselves blocked:
Lady
Trouble
Naughty
Hun
Babe
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'You look norty'  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ones I’ve received and detest:
Hunny
Babes
Sexy
Honey
Sweetie
Muffin
Darling (except for one person who calls me this in real life; but in a message here it’s straight to the bin without opening it)
Love
Sugar
Mami (just because I’m a Latina doesn’t mean I like this. This is my biggest pet hate of all pet names. It’s equivalent of being called mommy to me as I don’t use it like most Latinos do.)
Hun
Cutie
Dear
No, just no to all of these. |
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By *athuilMan
over a year ago
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
Duchess 
They clearly don’t know you x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Duchess haha. Not had that one. Reminds me of the Aristocats  "
I'd have had it before either Nora, and loads in the last week.
Must be my aristocratic vibes  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Ones I’ve received and detest:
Hunny
Babes
Sexy
Honey
Sweetie
Muffin
Darling (except for one person who calls me this in real life; but in a message here it’s straight to the bin without opening it)
Love
Sugar
Mami (just because I’m a Latina doesn’t mean I like this. This is my biggest pet hate of all pet names. It’s equivalent of being called mommy to me as I don’t use it like most Latinos do.)
Hun
Cutie
Dear
No, just no to all of these. "
Muffin!
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara?
Duchess? For real?
Anyone calling me the following consider themselves blocked:
Lady
Trouble
Naughty
Hun
Babe
'You look norty' "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara?
Duchess
They clearly don’t know you x"
nob  |
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By *athuilMan
over a year ago
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara?
Duchess
They clearly don’t know you x
nob "
Takes one to know one haha
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I've had a recent surge of people calling me babygirl or princess. Princess is fine, bit twee but not a total clunge plunger. Principessa is okay at a push, because it's a little (unknown to them) nod to my heritage and a former lover.
I don't like being called babygirl by people I don't know at all. I understand my avatar could give that energy, clearly does with recent messages but it does towel dry my quim. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I call loads of people sweetie, sugar or dahlink. I need to stop "
I don't mind any of those, I probably would if it was some random man on here though |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest |
"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
I'll confess to never having heard that one!
Every day you learn something |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I call loads of people sweetie, sugar or dahlink. I need to stop
I don't mind any of those, I probably would if it was some random man on here though "
They work with the appropriate Ab Fab delivery |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I call loads of people sweetie, sugar or dahlink. I need to stop
I don't mind any of those, I probably would if it was some random man on here though
They work with the appropriate Ab Fab delivery "
I think many of the above are almost native tongue in a camp, draggy context.
Wouldn't you agree hunty? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I call loads of people sweetie, sugar or dahlink. I need to stop
I don't mind any of those, I probably would if it was some random man on here though
They work with the appropriate Ab Fab delivery
I think many of the above are almost native tongue in a camp, draggy context.
Wouldn't you agree hunty? "
Yaaas |
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"Nothing offends me to be honest
It doesn't offend me, just makes me think ewwwwwww "
True.....but I'm not sure things make me go ewwwww....I'm quite placid 
.... actually maybe when women are like "yeah sound mate"....seems a bit too "bloke-ish" |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara?
Duchess? For real?
Anyone calling me the following consider themselves blocked:
Lady
Trouble
Naughty
Hun
Babe
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Exactly this for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I hate it when I hear people say Hubby…
I don’t mind being called most things unless it’s rude derogatory or out right racist.
A lot of the guys and girls I have worked with call me Babe haha I don’t mind.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Duchess??
Is that used the same way some one would say darling??
I have never heard anyone say that haha
Very Only Fools and Horses "
I should have said in real life not on tv haha |
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I don't like anything that declares me sexy, gorgeous or anything similar, from the get-go because this cannot be judged from bits of body pics. If one politely declines, one often them becomes a "fat *****" straightaway |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There used to be a Duchess on the forums about a year ago. She was hot, but also a bit much.
Typical forum lady, amirite?!
I'll see myself out "
Ahhhh yet another forum romance gone wrong.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If a guy calls you Princess, then changes to Duchess…is that a demotion?
It's when they decide you're "just a Meghan" that you've really got to worry..."
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"There used to be a Duchess on the forums about a year ago. She was hot, but also a bit much.
Typical forum lady, amirite?!
I'll see myself out
Ahhhh yet another forum romance gone wrong.
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Not at all, everyone got what they wanted |
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
Was it Phil Mitchell messaging you again?
I don’t really have any that put me off tbh. It all depends on the context of the message |
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By *ruceyyMan
over a year ago
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
Both baffled at the amount of times and the fact anyone thinks this is a good first line.
And thats coming from me. |
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I call them "Dutch Eggs" when they are of a lower 'nouveau riche' social standing.
Otherwise, for those tugging the silk strings of the landed gentry or a member of the hereditary peerage I refer to them as: Baroness, Viscountess, Marchioness or Countess.
However, if the currency for flattery is any suitable compliment then I will call them whatever they prefer if it gets me into their velvetine knickers. |
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
Pffft! That Danny Dyer back on here again is he? |
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"If a guy calls you Princess, then changes to Duchess…is that a demotion? "
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Yes.
In order of ranking (high to low) it's — Queen, Princess, Duchess, Marchioness, Countess, Viscountess, Baroness, Lady, Bellaseas, ... |
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
Mrs hate's this as well and she even has it on her profile header" don't call me baby"
Babe, Hun, sweetheart and so on.
Ok I get that it's not meant to offend but if someone specifically requests in writing that they don't like being called said names then amazingly your message is going to get deleted if your first message includes them.
As she says Jools is just fine thanks. |
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"I call them "Dutch Eggs" when they are of a lower 'nouveau riche' social standing.
Otherwise, for those tugging the silk strings of the landed gentry or a member of the hereditary peerage I refer to them as: Baroness, Viscountess, Marchioness or Countess.
However, if the currency for flattery is any suitable compliment then I will call them whatever they prefer if it gets me into their velvetine knickers."
Who the fuck wears velvetine knickers?! Sounds sweaty! |
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"I call them "Dutch Eggs" when they are of a lower 'nouveau riche' social standing.
Otherwise, for those tugging the silk strings of the landed gentry or a member of the hereditary peerage I refer to them as: Baroness, Viscountess, Marchioness or Countess.
However, if the currency for flattery is any suitable compliment then I will call them whatever they prefer if it gets me into their velvetine knickers.
Who the fuck wears velvetine knickers?! Sounds sweaty!"
Thrush waiting to happen |
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I already have it written in my profile that I will not rey to any pet names. Still get some everyday though.
Pet names are for people I know and I'm close to.
Some random stranger online calling me sweetheart, darling or any other name you choose is just creepy. |
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"I call them "Dutch Eggs" when they are of a lower 'nouveau riche' social standing.
Otherwise, for those tugging the silk strings of the landed gentry or a member of the hereditary peerage I refer to them as: Baroness, Viscountess, Marchioness or Countess.
However, if the currency for flattery is any suitable compliment then I will call them whatever they prefer if it gets me into their velvetine knickers.
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Who the fuck wears velvetine knickers?! Sounds sweaty!
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Thrush waiting to happen "
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KC², JåmiePånts — there's no need for such invective knickerish outbursts. Have you seen some of the velvet lingerie and knickers online at Lola Loves Boutique? Eh? I've never been so velvet-shamed! Wench! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've recently had a considerable amount of messages calling me 'Duchess'.
I think it's awful and it's a straight delete, unread if it's in the title.
Which 'pet' name is guaranteed to make you drier than the Sahara? "
I thought this was a thread about the TV programme Duchess 
I've never had anyone on here message me
With a pet name |
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"I call them "Dutch Eggs" when they are of a lower 'nouveau riche' social standing.
Otherwise, for those tugging the silk strings of the landed gentry or a member of the hereditary peerage I refer to them as: Baroness, Viscountess, Marchioness or Countess.
However, if the currency for flattery is any suitable compliment then I will call them whatever they prefer if it gets me into their velvetine knickers.
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Who the fuck wears velvetine knickers?! Sounds sweaty!
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Thrush waiting to happen
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KC², JåmiePånts — there's no need for such invective knickerish outbursts. Have you seen some of the velvet lingerie and knickers online at Lola Loves Boutique? Eh? I've never been so velvet-shamed! Wench!"
Lola must Love Canesten then |
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