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Hey Sweetie

Sometimes used in endearing manner

And sometimes

Used to insult..... so much for overflowing sarcastic sympathy or passive aggressiveness.

Sweetie
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dancingtongue · 80-89, M
Usually encounter it from waitresses in diners. Understand that in those circumstances it is neither -- just a convenient effort to personalize a passing impersonal encounter. I was thrown this week, though, when one of the waitresses who has been serving me for nearly a quarter century in one diner, calling me honey and sweetie, yelled at me as I was walking out: "Hey, what's your name?" So thrown I forgot common courtesy, and didn't ask hers in return. It got me to reflecting: most of the male staff and I know each other's names, I have known all the female staff an equally long time but the only one with whom I have a first name relationship is because she is a long-time friend of my son and daughter-in-law unrelated to her waitress job.
4meAndyou · F
My father used to call me "Sweetie". But then, later in my life, my mother named her DOG "Sweetie". 🤔🤔🤔
Younameit · F
I get it, sweetie
Cowboybob · M
I always choose to believe it was endearing… that way even if I’m wrong, I feel good
AuRevoir · 36-40, M
Toast is becoming too problematic, make sure to set your timers to the burnt toast option if you’d like to remove this problem from future occurrences…
Convivial · 26-30, F
Not my favourite but better than Hey you ...
Love u sweetiepoops🫶🏽
toast101 · 31-35, F
@HijabaDabbaDoo I am offended.
Kiesel · 56-60, M
Gotta love words that have multiple context meanings!!
My favorite is when people get really riled up and their fingers slip in the middle of that keyboard fury and it becomes "Listen here, sweaty!" 😼
SpectralMourning · 41-45, M
"Now sweetie...." *condescension to immediately follow*

 
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