Ladies...gimme the the current scoop on "terms of endearment"?
Alrightee then...I'm one of those people who use terms of endearment. Especially on people I appreciate. Ever since I heard Nancy Gribble say "Sug", I made it my own and I know I'm guilty of using Sug, Sugar and Doll on some of y'all too.
Is that part of being toxic and politically incorrect now? And do you find it offensive when I or anyone else does it to you?
Gentlemen, feel free to chime in too.
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It doesn’t bother me when other women use it, but I don’t like men that don’t know me thinking it’s acceptable to call me anything other than my name or Ms.
@BananaBrown I thought of it from the male perspective too. I wasn't sure about how it works coming from a woman. I'm kinda of a hypocrite; I'll do it to some men but if an unfamiliar man does it to me, it makes me see red LOL
