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over a year ago
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Sick of being called either or both of these words, even though my profile specifically mentions my hatred of the words.
Anyone else get this, or does anyone actually enjoy being called either of these (trashy) names?
Rant over!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So why do so many people do it?!?! It's about as popular as text speak and likely to make my bits instantly dry up!
There's never been a greater demand for elocution and etiquette lessons |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sick of being called either or both of these words, even though my profile specifically mentions my hatred of the words.
Anyone else get this, or does anyone actually enjoy being called either of these (trashy) names?
Rant over! "
If I was dating someone who hated being called those names I would call them that . If they got stroppy I would call them that all the more.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When did 'hun' suddenly take over so much? I'm always used to it, and 'hinny' being a term of endearment up north but it seems really common and detested down south! I agree with 'babe' though. Makes my skin crawl. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Sick of being called either or both of these words, even though my profile specifically mentions my hatred of the words.
Anyone else get this, or does anyone actually enjoy being called either of these (trashy) names?
Rant over!
If I was dating someone who hated being called those names I would call them that . If they got stroppy I would call them that all the more.
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Just the one date then....  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sick of being called either or both of these words, even though my profile specifically mentions my hatred of the words.
Anyone else get this, or does anyone actually enjoy being called either of these (trashy) names?
Rant over!
If I was dating someone who hated being called those names I would call them that . If they got stroppy I would call them that all the more.
Just the one date then.... "
You would be surprised how very sexy some women find guys , that actually stand up to them , instead of yes dear no dear three bags full dear lol |
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I use 'hunni'a lot (sorry) not so much 'babe' but being an Essex bird its compulsory. Coming from Cockney stock too, we use darling,luv and sweetheart a lot
But promise not to call anyone anything they don't like |
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, and that's mainly from the missus
