What makes you call someone Mr. or Mrs. Ms. so and so as opposed to their first name?
It’s ridiculous
46-50, F
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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
As a child we were told every man you met was to be addressed as Sir.
Every 'young' woman was to be addressed as Miss. and every 'older' woman as Ma'am.
But then I had three generations of family around me so the elders were from the Edwardian era and had that respect given them
Every 'young' woman was to be addressed as Miss. and every 'older' woman as Ma'am.
But then I had three generations of family around me so the elders were from the Edwardian era and had that respect given them