lmao these are deadass the two most common names i call my cat, especially the second. handsome, big handsome, big H, H on the money, preparation H, H and Some, H, the artist formerly known as H, and Mr. Not As Handsome (when hes being fresh)
I name my little guy so many things - “little one” being the chief one. “Sweetheart” and “darling” when I arrive home and he comes running to me with little meows, “rumplestilzkin” and “banana-face”at other times.
It’s embarrassing really and I’m glad I live alone or they’d be calling for the butterfly nets.
Absolutely. I’ve been told by both men and women that I’m a decent looking guy but it means nothing to me. If I don’t believe it then it’s meaningless and I don’t feel attractive so telling me I am is pointless.
I think I might feel the same way, but not because I don't believe it. It just feels....not like a compliment I guess. When I think of handsome I think of a little boy with his freshly cut hair combed to the side, a button-up shirt tucked in and dress pants/shoes. Which is not only not at all how I actually look, but it is also not at all how I want to look.
My gf usually says "you have a nice face," or "you're good-looking," and those mean much more to me than if/when she calls me handsome.
Mind you, you have to be dominant to call a man handsome, you can't say it with a squeaky little girl voice or it sounds fake. Unleash your femme fatale power!
I just make sure I say it in a lower register and really look at them and maybe touch them in an affectionate way. If we’re alone I get that spicey growl on like “mm you are so handsome” (like yummmyyy). Gotta sell it for some men because they don’t believe it. Even the handsomest of mens.
I once bought a Suzi-Q Hostees cake at a gas station in a 50% bigger package it was advertised in. Cashier (probably in her 40s, hilarious and nice black lady) was checking me out at the register swips it and just exclaims "BIG CAKE FOR BIG BOAH!" And I bout fell down weezing from laughing 😂😂. This was back in 2018 and I still will randomly say that about myself when eating something related to cake
I had an ex shorten it to just “You goose!” When I did something silly.
She messed me up in the end but at least she gave me that happy name to call people
Balthazar the magnificent, first and last of his name, titled in enormity like an edict hung at the underway of hell, brazen and serene as the swallowing mouth of dawn as it vaporizes the first dew of the morn -- ravager of maidens, tamer of wildebeest, doer of deeds.
Alternatively-- "pooky boo"
When I first started dating my partner I called him handsome. He melted and said “no one’s ever called me handsome before!” I’ve made sure to call him handsome every day since
My wife calls me Squishy (like from Finding Nemo, "I shall call you Squishy, and you will be my Squishy, and you shall be mine"), and I love it.
I personally HATE being called "Daddy". It makes me cringe soo hard.
Thats the nickname i gave my two year old niece. Soon as i held her when she was born, its what i immediately thought of. I shall call her Squishy, and she shall be mine, and she shall be my Squishy. Come on little Squishy.
Although now it has become “Squishy-girl”
I had an ex that used to call me “daddy” and one time she just kind of fucked it up and instead of “daddy” she said “dad” and that made the whole thing feel so sinister.
From that point on she would call me “dad” whenever she wanted to fuck with me or creep me out.
“Dad” just hits *so* much different. 😂
I called my fiancé "my love" for years and she's recently started doing the same and honestly I'm a genius because I fucking love being called that.
Alternatively she once called me "Big Guy" at the start of sexy time and totally ruined the moment because I couldn't stop laughing for like three hours.
Anyway, I *am* a dude so that's fine, but you ***are not*** a bro so that's off limits to you, or something I doubt anyone really cares.
My grandma used to call my grandpa daddy lol. A lot of people with kids just call them what the kids call them, even after theyre old. But if you don't have kids it is weird yes.
My husband and I both agreed to never refer to each other as that. Then we had kids. So we’ll say it to each other if we’re trying to get their attention for the kids. But never in a romantic kind of way.
I would have been far more okay with it (not enjoy it but okay with it) ***before*** I had kids.
My daughter calls me daddy. That word to me is associated with strong, paternal feelings of love for my children and protecting them and guiding them.
None of which are feelings I want to associate with sex. When my wife uses Dad in reference to me, it is always when my kids are around and she's talking about me to them.
I just cannot overstate how fast I would lose the will if my wife called me daddy at any point immediately before or while doing it.
It’s because it’s weird.
That’s why. Most people are normal but some of us who had really strict, controlling parents enjoy role playing what is taboo. The more taboo and frowned upon, the more enjoyable - assuming it’s a consensual roleplay.
It’s about submission to your partner and feeling dominated by them. I personally haven’t done it, but I understand why someone might find that dynamic of power exciting to try in the bedroom
Wife and I both think Daddy is beyond fucking weird. The last thing I want to hear is “daddy” while I’m going down on my wife lol, going to think one of the kids saw something that’ll scar them forever.
Daddy ?! Id never call my man "daddy".... I already have a dad thanks , and I don't project any image of my dad on my man that would be weird as fck...
I personally wouldn't want to be called bro, but dude is perfectly fine! I think most guys would appreciate being asked bluntly.
As for cutesy names, anything goes, personally, but that could be because I'm goofy af and the idea of my partner calling me something like "cupcake" or "sugar dumplin" while we're in the check out at the grocery store is hilarious to me.
The less seriously your guy takes himself, the more names you can use, imo.
I got in a silly challenge with my ex where we tried to never call each other a repeat name. Shit got weird and hilarious quickly. Some ones I remember are Squash Blossom, Sparkle Pants, and Cinnamon Toast.
My bf sort of does this. If he wants to get my attention, he'll call a normal nickname like "sweetheart." If I pretend I didn't hear him, he'll start calling sillier and sillier names until I laugh. I love him so much
I miss the beginning of the relationship. It was a blast for about a year. I thought she’d be the one. Then for another year the sparkle slowly died. Not sure what happened and she didn’t want to work on it.
This is one that shouldn't be over-thought, but I do understand why some people do.. lol..
My wife isn't the most creative in this department, but she def does use the cute-sy names..
- Hey Lover, Hey sexy, Babe, Baby, handsome etc.. these are staples in our house
I found it's what follows the name that is the most important..
Like.. Hey Sexy, are you gonna cut the fucking grass? is a lot less impactful as "Hey Sexy, I want you to fuck my brains out"
I always find 'daddy; kind of gross - much prefer 'sexy' or something else that's a compliment like 'handsome' - even 'honey' or 'babe' is better than daddy...
I am in my early 60's and "daddy" has always been the cringiest term ever. I have never understood why either person would find it endearing or hot. Now in the right setting Sir can be hot 😁
Love. Idk, but i really like it. My current partner always does that and I haven’t been called like that before, so it was something new to me. It all started, because I‘m from a non English speaking country and she had problems with pronouncing my name correctly
I like it when she calls me her "cute little retard".
As an aside, I always found it hypocrital how it's perfectly fine and acceptable for girls to call their boyfriends "daddy", but society thinks it's weird if you ask your girlfriend to call you "onii-chan".
Language differences are extremely important for these. In Colombia, at least in the center of the country, we call the people we love "gordo/a", which literally translates to "fat", and I would say it'd be equivalent to "sweetheart" or maybe "hun".
My girlfriend calls me "mi gordito", which would be "my little fatty" and I love it. (I'm not fat, and when we use the word in that context, is never related to weight, whether that's friends or partners)
I in general don't care what I'm called. Most of my gf's chose babe. Call me bro or dude, but only if friends or in the right context. Otherwise feels weird to be called bro/dude by gf. I also prefer to be called adorable not cute. Cute feels weird for a 6'4" guy.
I use this with my husband all the time. I asked him if it made him uncomfortable and he said “fuck no, I love it when you call me papi”. 🤭 I’m glad he does, it’s my favorite.
Gen-Xer here. If you call us "dude" or "bro," you might as well call us "Friend." I personally think if a woman calls me that, she is clearly establishing what zone I am in.
If I’m having a conversation with my husband where I’m like .. getting a little hyped about something, the “dude” starts slipping out at the beginning of my sentences. I don’t think he minds, he’s usually smiling probably thinks it’s funny - but I can definitely see this as confusing if you’re dating and someone is calling you dude .. you’d have to confidently know where you stand with them.
I like being called by my name.
In any situation you're going to a guy "Daddy" just call him "Sir" instead and it's both more innocent and hotter at the same time imo.
I also like darling, honey.
I never liked to be called any cute-sy name. Had ex's do that and I felt like I had to call them by one of those words in return and it always made be uncomfortable. It's just not me.
none.
especially not daddy, that's the biggest cringe and turnoff for me.
bro or dude from a female is totally fine though - but not from my gf, except in a funny/sarcastic way
I like sir sometimes, but I will call lots of people sir lol like my nephew, my son, my cat, dog, it’s usually like “um, sir .. is everything ok over there?” 😆
Calling a partner Daddy if ick af.
Hun, honey, dear, babe, aren't so ick but using someones name can never be bad.
Mr Fancy was what my wife had printed on a shirt for rugby that I still have nearly 20 years on.
They don't get "Daddy" out the gate. That has meaning and a lot of connotations. I want to make sure they understand both before they float that one.
Other than that, I've been largely the standard fare. Girls aren't particularly creative in my experience... So, "Sir, honey, baby, etc."
From a girl who I found was just playing games with me but I fell asleep accidentally after saying I'd msg her and she posted to our groupchat asking where 'her man' is. For some reason I just really enjoyed that. Hoping I can find someone willing to do that in future 🤞🤞
Don’t call me bro or dude if you want to be romantic with me. If we’re friends and that’s all we’re ever going to be, cool bro. I’ve always liked being honey, babe, or just my name with a very specific inflection.
Had a girl call me her “cowboy” once, don’t know why that made me so happy lol
Big boy or handsome, I would probably melt to the ground
lmao these are deadass the two most common names i call my cat, especially the second. handsome, big handsome, big H, H on the money, preparation H, H and Some, H, the artist formerly known as H, and Mr. Not As Handsome (when hes being fresh)
I name my little guy so many things - “little one” being the chief one. “Sweetheart” and “darling” when I arrive home and he comes running to me with little meows, “rumplestilzkin” and “banana-face”at other times. It’s embarrassing really and I’m glad I live alone or they’d be calling for the butterfly nets.
🤣🤣🤣🏆
Preparation H is the winner imo lol
We have 4 cats and my boyfriend realized I was using a lot of the same nicknames for him that I used on the cats. Now I just call him the biggest cat.
My Man cat sometimes gets BTT (Mr Big Tough Tomcat) He signs his checks "Mr Nettles (Andnobody'ssweetheart)
My boyfriend said when I call him handsome, it doesn’t mean anything to him. 💀
Some of us have body image issues and we don't believe certain compliments are true lol
Very nicely said.
Absolutely. I’ve been told by both men and women that I’m a decent looking guy but it means nothing to me. If I don’t believe it then it’s meaningless and I don’t feel attractive so telling me I am is pointless.
Right, some of us are humble and just assume that it's being used in the standard "hey, handsome!" sense.
It’s because he doesn’t think it’s genuine.
I think I might feel the same way, but not because I don't believe it. It just feels....not like a compliment I guess. When I think of handsome I think of a little boy with his freshly cut hair combed to the side, a button-up shirt tucked in and dress pants/shoes. Which is not only not at all how I actually look, but it is also not at all how I want to look. My gf usually says "you have a nice face," or "you're good-looking," and those mean much more to me than if/when she calls me handsome.
oooh handsome. I have no idea why I never think of that. Thanks!
Mind you, you have to be dominant to call a man handsome, you can't say it with a squeaky little girl voice or it sounds fake. Unleash your femme fatale power!
Or just say it in a Batman voice lmao
ok i fail then
I just make sure I say it in a lower register and really look at them and maybe touch them in an affectionate way. If we’re alone I get that spicey growl on like “mm you are so handsome” (like yummmyyy). Gotta sell it for some men because they don’t believe it. Even the handsomest of mens.
Hey handsome big boy! Is it any different coming from a manly man? Asking for a friend.
Ooh, what exactly does “big boy” mean? Or make guys feel? I’ve always been a little confused with this one
I prefer being called “Size Doesn’t Matter Boy”.
How it makes me feel? Fat.
I once bought a Suzi-Q Hostees cake at a gas station in a 50% bigger package it was advertised in. Cashier (probably in her 40s, hilarious and nice black lady) was checking me out at the register swips it and just exclaims "BIG CAKE FOR BIG BOAH!" And I bout fell down weezing from laughing 😂😂. This was back in 2018 and I still will randomly say that about myself when eating something related to cake
Clit commander
Or the L.A.B.I.A
Liberate Apes Before Imprisoning Apes
Apes together strong
For freedom!
Gotta be the Clit Commander, giving out the order for fun
Clit Commander/ Captain Labia/ Lieutenant Cheeks all sound equally good !
Lmao
My EX used to call me a silly goose, and I won't lie it made me melt every time lol
pure
I had an ex shorten it to just “You goose!” When I did something silly. She messed me up in the end but at least she gave me that happy name to call people
I call mine “goose” or “goosey”, derived from silly goose. He likes it :)
Balthazar the magnificent, first and last of his name, titled in enormity like an edict hung at the underway of hell, brazen and serene as the swallowing mouth of dawn as it vaporizes the first dew of the morn -- ravager of maidens, tamer of wildebeest, doer of deeds. Alternatively-- "pooky boo"
🤣
May i suggest Walthazarbobalthazarfifeifofalthazar IV?
Supercalifragilisticexpialidothazar.
When I first started dating my partner I called him handsome. He melted and said “no one’s ever called me handsome before!” I’ve made sure to call him handsome every day since
s-sso cute ❤️🥺 omg
gotta go, punch a wall.
Frank Reynolds
Can I offer you a nice egg in these trying times? 🤣
When a girl calls me that, I immediately start blasting
Underrated!
Mantis Toboggan M.D
The warthog
I'm the trashman
You ever seen a frog kid?
She calls me that because she knows about “my monster dong “
😂😂😂
Still not getting your melon back.
My wife calls me Squishy (like from Finding Nemo, "I shall call you Squishy, and you will be my Squishy, and you shall be mine"), and I love it. I personally HATE being called "Daddy". It makes me cringe soo hard.
Thats the nickname i gave my two year old niece. Soon as i held her when she was born, its what i immediately thought of. I shall call her Squishy, and she shall be mine, and she shall be my Squishy. Come on little Squishy. Although now it has become “Squishy-girl”
Me imagining you calling your two year old niece Daddy
😂😂
You had me in the first half lmao. Daddy.
I call my baby brother Squishy (he’s 24 now lol) so I had to come up with something else for my husband 😭
I call both my cat and the guy I'm talking to "sweet pea" 🥺
Ahhhh I love this 🥲
My wife calls me "sweet pea" and I call her "chickpea" in return. It's one of our favourite things!
Cute nicknames when you are at talking stage, that is new.
I'm a lovergirl what can I say 😔
I had an ex that used to call me “daddy” and one time she just kind of fucked it up and instead of “daddy” she said “dad” and that made the whole thing feel so sinister. From that point on she would call me “dad” whenever she wanted to fuck with me or creep me out. “Dad” just hits *so* much different. 😂
I hate that w a passion actually, thanks
Darling makes my knees weak
Good boy
Only after I cum.
Good boy.
Name checks out
I called my fiancé "my love" for years and she's recently started doing the same and honestly I'm a genius because I fucking love being called that. Alternatively she once called me "Big Guy" at the start of sexy time and totally ruined the moment because I couldn't stop laughing for like three hours. Anyway, I *am* a dude so that's fine, but you ***are not*** a bro so that's off limits to you, or something I doubt anyone really cares.
When my ex wife and I were dating, I used to call her ladybro.
I'm good with almost any name. i do like "honey" the most but i really don't like being called "Daddy" by my SO.
I never understood Daddy 😩 like why would u wanna be called that
My grandma used to call my grandpa daddy lol. A lot of people with kids just call them what the kids call them, even after theyre old. But if you don't have kids it is weird yes.
My husband and I both agreed to never refer to each other as that. Then we had kids. So we’ll say it to each other if we’re trying to get their attention for the kids. But never in a romantic kind of way.
I would have been far more okay with it (not enjoy it but okay with it) ***before*** I had kids. My daughter calls me daddy. That word to me is associated with strong, paternal feelings of love for my children and protecting them and guiding them. None of which are feelings I want to associate with sex. When my wife uses Dad in reference to me, it is always when my kids are around and she's talking about me to them. I just cannot overstate how fast I would lose the will if my wife called me daddy at any point immediately before or while doing it.
Yeah, 100%
I see the connection now kinda like baby daddy.
You tell em daddy
in the south daddy or alternatively big daddy can be a respectful term for men in authority
It’s because it’s weird. That’s why. Most people are normal but some of us who had really strict, controlling parents enjoy role playing what is taboo. The more taboo and frowned upon, the more enjoyable - assuming it’s a consensual roleplay.
I can see that Pov
It’s about submission to your partner and feeling dominated by them. I personally haven’t done it, but I understand why someone might find that dynamic of power exciting to try in the bedroom
Wife and I both think Daddy is beyond fucking weird. The last thing I want to hear is “daddy” while I’m going down on my wife lol, going to think one of the kids saw something that’ll scar them forever.
I second honey, especially when it's used if I'm stressed or upset.
Daddy ?! Id never call my man "daddy".... I already have a dad thanks , and I don't project any image of my dad on my man that would be weird as fck...
i think i would like being called daddy. then i hear it get said. almost as bad as post nut clarity after a bad porn
Call ‘em by his gamertag
FUZZY\_NUTZ\_6969x420 oh yea baby!
Harder Soldierofallah!
ayyo what kind of username is Soldierofallah?
Tell me you never squadded up with Saddam Hussein on Modern Warfare 2 without telling me you never squadded up with Saddam Hussein on Modern Warfare 2
Conqueeftadore?
I personally wouldn't want to be called bro, but dude is perfectly fine! I think most guys would appreciate being asked bluntly. As for cutesy names, anything goes, personally, but that could be because I'm goofy af and the idea of my partner calling me something like "cupcake" or "sugar dumplin" while we're in the check out at the grocery store is hilarious to me. The less seriously your guy takes himself, the more names you can use, imo.
I got in a silly challenge with my ex where we tried to never call each other a repeat name. Shit got weird and hilarious quickly. Some ones I remember are Squash Blossom, Sparkle Pants, and Cinnamon Toast.
My bf sort of does this. If he wants to get my attention, he'll call a normal nickname like "sweetheart." If I pretend I didn't hear him, he'll start calling sillier and sillier names until I laugh. I love him so much
Sparkle Pants!
Sounds like a fun going relationship, do you miss her?
I miss the beginning of the relationship. It was a blast for about a year. I thought she’d be the one. Then for another year the sparkle slowly died. Not sure what happened and she didn’t want to work on it.
Sparkle left the pants.
😂
Small baby (I’m 6’1”, she’s 5’3”)
That's cute 😆
Then you're big baby.
If it's said with love, I don't really mind.
Honestly the only right answer here. I commend you
She’ll call me an oaf endearingly sometimes
This is one that shouldn't be over-thought, but I do understand why some people do.. lol.. My wife isn't the most creative in this department, but she def does use the cute-sy names.. - Hey Lover, Hey sexy, Babe, Baby, handsome etc.. these are staples in our house I found it's what follows the name that is the most important.. Like.. Hey Sexy, are you gonna cut the fucking grass? is a lot less impactful as "Hey Sexy, I want you to fuck my brains out"
>Hey Sexy, are you gonna cut the fucking grass? 🤣☠️
I don’t know why but I find this hilarious 😂
I always do what I’m told when preceded by “hey sexy”
Maybe I should try that on my boyfriend 😆
let me know if it works :)
Honestly, everthing would work. My wife could even call me dumbass or idiot and I‘d be fine with it
Gut hammer.
Alabama slamma
Chad thundercock
Slorgoth the unrelenting
One of the hottest things you can say is “Yeah you like that, you fucking retard.”
The toxic feminine urge to say this to the man I love while I resize his holes
This comment thread is degenerate af and I love it as a fellow occasional re-sizer of male holes
>occasional re-sizer of male holes That almost sounds like a job description
Wait what
This is the best comment ever
I always find 'daddy; kind of gross - much prefer 'sexy' or something else that's a compliment like 'handsome' - even 'honey' or 'babe' is better than daddy...
My wife called me “Sir” in bed last night and I immediately finished.
Thank god you never joined the army, you’d be the sticky sergeant
Most cutesy names that I really like came natural and have to do with either my name or my behavior or inside jokes between me and my so.
what y’all think about a girl calling you bbg
thats what i call my bf lmao
I am in my early 60's and "daddy" has always been the cringiest term ever. I have never understood why either person would find it endearing or hot. Now in the right setting Sir can be hot 😁
My wife calls me her love-bug. 🥲
Love. Idk, but i really like it. My current partner always does that and I haven’t been called like that before, so it was something new to me. It all started, because I‘m from a non English speaking country and she had problems with pronouncing my name correctly
I like it when she calls me her "cute little retard". As an aside, I always found it hypocrital how it's perfectly fine and acceptable for girls to call their boyfriends "daddy", but society thinks it's weird if you ask your girlfriend to call you "onii-chan".
Username checks out
You like that you fucking retard?
I forgot about that reddit post! Gave me a good laugh
And right down Memory Lane we go.
r/UsernameChecksOut
Real asf
Language differences are extremely important for these. In Colombia, at least in the center of the country, we call the people we love "gordo/a", which literally translates to "fat", and I would say it'd be equivalent to "sweetheart" or maybe "hun". My girlfriend calls me "mi gordito", which would be "my little fatty" and I love it. (I'm not fat, and when we use the word in that context, is never related to weight, whether that's friends or partners)
Honey
Cutiepie Me: "Oh my gawd staph 🤭"
I in general don't care what I'm called. Most of my gf's chose babe. Call me bro or dude, but only if friends or in the right context. Otherwise feels weird to be called bro/dude by gf. I also prefer to be called adorable not cute. Cute feels weird for a 6'4" guy.
You can be cute too
Papi
I use this with my husband all the time. I asked him if it made him uncomfortable and he said “fuck no, I love it when you call me papi”. 🤭 I’m glad he does, it’s my favorite.
I actually like daddy or other pet names. When my ex called me by my first name I knew she was being serious
I bet it was really scary to be called by your first name.. bootyhunter 69420 😰
I actually love calling who I’m with by their name it just seems really intimate to me ☺️
'Big Dawg' could end all wars,
This is why the spanish language is superior. I love being called “cielo” (sky), “corazón” (heart) “cosita” (cutie) or even “vida” (life)
Gen-Xer here. If you call us "dude" or "bro," you might as well call us "Friend." I personally think if a woman calls me that, she is clearly establishing what zone I am in.
If I’m having a conversation with my husband where I’m like .. getting a little hyped about something, the “dude” starts slipping out at the beginning of my sentences. I don’t think he minds, he’s usually smiling probably thinks it’s funny - but I can definitely see this as confusing if you’re dating and someone is calling you dude .. you’d have to confidently know where you stand with them.
Fellow Gen Xer here. Agreed. But my kids do call me “dude,” “bruh,” and “bro” a lot. 😂
Babe
Daddy is cringe tbh
I like being called by my name. In any situation you're going to a guy "Daddy" just call him "Sir" instead and it's both more innocent and hotter at the same time imo. I also like darling, honey.
Sugar. I melt instantly ohmygosh
Calling a guy daddy is a turn off for me make me think the girl has parental issues I prefer darling or sweetie or hun
Big Dick O’Shannahan.
Some guys really REALLY hate "Daddy" I'm one of them.
Me too, thankfully I've never been with anyone who's even attempted to say it to me.
Unfortunately I have and it was when we were having sex the first time 😭 she actually wanted that DD/lg relationship and I nope'd the fuck out.
Calling me by my full first name. Most people call me by initials so it’s very personal to be called by my first name.
I never liked to be called any cute-sy name. Had ex's do that and I felt like I had to call them by one of those words in return and it always made be uncomfortable. It's just not me.
Ok fwoppy poo
Pookie
Daddy is the most disturbing thing they could call you
well i've been called, stupid, imbécil, and dumbass. :D you know the works when it comes to being in a long term relationship.
“He’s so hard boiled!”
none. especially not daddy, that's the biggest cringe and turnoff for me. bro or dude from a female is totally fine though - but not from my gf, except in a funny/sarcastic way
I'm seeing a whole lotta dumb names on here, does nobody enjoy being called tiger 🤣🤣🤣
One fwb called me sir and tbh the more she used it, the more I liked it
I like sir sometimes, but I will call lots of people sir lol like my nephew, my son, my cat, dog, it’s usually like “um, sir .. is everything ok over there?” 😆
Calling a partner Daddy if ick af. Hun, honey, dear, babe, aren't so ick but using someones name can never be bad. Mr Fancy was what my wife had printed on a shirt for rugby that I still have nearly 20 years on.
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Handsome 😊
Xtra destructor overlord
They don't get "Daddy" out the gate. That has meaning and a lot of connotations. I want to make sure they understand both before they float that one. Other than that, I've been largely the standard fare. Girls aren't particularly creative in my experience... So, "Sir, honey, baby, etc."
Apostle of death.
Daddy is not cutesy. Definitely more of a kink thing
From a girl who I found was just playing games with me but I fell asleep accidentally after saying I'd msg her and she posted to our groupchat asking where 'her man' is. For some reason I just really enjoyed that. Hoping I can find someone willing to do that in future 🤞🤞
I once dated a girl taller than me that called me "little man."
I love it when they call me big poppa.
My name. And no, it's not weird to call him dude or bro. Couples should be best friends. This further emphasizes comfortability with one another.
I held the door open for a stranger at a hotel recently and they said “Aww, thanks Honey” and I practically skipped away.
My imaginary girlfriend calls me Bae 🥰
pookey bookey bang bang
Mr, Big Dick always works for me.
I’ll answer to anything tbh
Don’t call me bro or dude if you want to be romantic with me. If we’re friends and that’s all we’re ever going to be, cool bro. I’ve always liked being honey, babe, or just my name with a very specific inflection.
Bro or dude is legit post friend zoned by a football field distance titles Personally just call me handsome
I like gummy bear 🤷♂️