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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summersong · F

I love it but I’m also from the south so it’s quite common. I have to fight the urge to call people sweetie all the time 😅

LucyFuhr · 56-60, F

@summersong I'm not sure if she's been cancelled but I used to love watching Paula Deen for her southern drawl. Y'all are like the British, the accent makes the Sugar even sweeter!

summersong · F

@LucyFuhr lol I lost the accent years ago, been up north too long. Now it only comes out when I’m talking to southerners 😬

LucyFuhr · 56-60, F

@summersong You need to work on that! That accent is as sexy as speaking in one of the romance languages [b][i]Sug![/i][/b]

And dress like the girls they used to have on HeeHaw; that works too! LOL