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AnukBinary 路 M
Not really. I call em young man they seem to respond better with a chuckle
SW-User
mostly yes, depending on the context of the statement and your relationship with or to him.
Newandimproved 路 61-69, M
depends on how you say it
if you do it as a term of endearment I think it's pretty neat
I've earned my years
if you do it as a term of endearment I think it's pretty neat
I've earned my years
Degbeme 路 70-79, M
I call myself that. ;)
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Degbeme 路 70-79, M
@BemyValentine: :*
BemyValentine 路 F
@Degbeme: 馃槈
Degbeme 路 70-79, M
@BemyValentine: 馃榿
Inthedankshadows 路 46-50, M
yes child
Syktur 路 26-30, M
I feel like it's more polite to say [i]older[/i] man. Only because so many people associate "old" with something bad.
VeronicaPrincess 路 61-69
It depends on the context, sweetie. 馃槉
Kawaii 路 F
what do you mean?
VeronicaPrincess 路 61-69
@Kawaii: If you say it in a friendly way, it's fine, but if you say it disparagingly, it's not okay.
PervertedPrincessOfDeath 路 26-30, T
I prefer callin em crusty pricks personally
abe182 路 46-50, M
Depends on how old?
Jackaloftheazuresand 路 26-30, M
I believe the pc term would be elderly
Neil Young didn't think so.
SW-User
Depends.
bijouxbroussard 路 F
I'd say it's disrespectful if he's not a good friend.