GoldenSparrow · 31-35, F
I prefer Miss myself, but it wouldn't offend me.
marsbar · F
No, but being called ma’am makes me feel much older.
LyricalOne · F
Being called sir does make me a little cranky, especially since I never miss an electrolysis appointment.
metaldog · 51-55, F
@LyricalOne lol
Dusty101 · F
@LyricalOne 🤣 you are hilarious 😜
LyricalOne · F
@Dusty101 😘
Dusty101 · F
I don't mind ma'am from an American because they use that a lot!
But I hate being called dear and miss...
It can sound patronising!
But I hate being called dear and miss...
It can sound patronising!
bijouxbroussard · F
@Dusty101 Dear is definitely too familiar from a stranger.
Dusty101 · F
approachingmyexpirationdate · 70-79, M
at my age you get used to it
I prefer sir or ma'am though
I prefer sir or ma'am though
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SW-User
No

SW-User
No, I was raised to respect adults that way, so it doesn't bother me. However, it does make me feel old, lol.
Uncle · 46-50, M
No, why would it? I'm quite often addressed as "sir".
Usually it's more like disappointment than offense.
TAReturns · M
I’ve gotten accustomed to it
BelEsprit · 26-30, F
Offended, no. Confusing, yes.

SW-User
God no. I love it 🥰 lol 😂 😌
HijabaDabbaDoo · F
That’d just sound weird.
Rocknrod · 61-69, M
Come to think of it. I love women to call me sir.😂
metaldog · 51-55, F
No I kinda like it

SW-User
Yes ma'am. Sir.
MarkPaul · 26-30, M
No.

SW-User
No
MissTaken · 36-40, F
Being called Sir is offensive to me lol😂
Rocknrod · 61-69, M
Nope not being called sir. Being called ma'am could rile me though.
:(
bijouxbroussard · F
Not anymore. I felt weird first hearing it at around 40, though.
When someone calls me “sir” on the phone that bugs me, though. 😅
When someone calls me “sir” on the phone that bugs me, though. 😅
GoldButterfly · F
I hate it.
DDonde · 31-35, M
No, but I die a little on the inside haha.
rottenrobi · 56-60, F
Ma'am kinda sucks. I know its respectful, and I'm always gracious, but I'm not crazy about it.

SW-User
Yes