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W/O reading all the posts how about the English woman calling me "LUV". The first time I heard that was from a woman who was from the UK. She and her husband had moved to the US.
Was he significantly older than you? Father/uncle-age or thereabouts? If so it was just a term of endearment and he probably says it to a lot of women. It may not be entirely respectful but men of a certain age who were raised a certain way may use such terms when meeting women in passing, especially if the woman is younger and they're feeling paternal.
i don't think calling someone a princess could be called disrespectful, not in this context anyway.
i think its nice. if he asked for your phone number, or said, "nice buns", maybe not.
I am not a woman, but if I called someone "princess", "honey" or "sweetie" I would be doing it to either leer at her or bring her down a peg or two. Unless it was an SO or someone's kid. But that is not the situation.
I am surprised that so many don't see the what this means.
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