Constantly calling your significant other "babe" (woman, older, kids)

[Dport7674]

I like when a new relationship reaches the 'calling each other babe' stage.

The first time one of you does it there's that silent acknowledgement that it just happened...then the flood gates are open.

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by Dport7674

I like when a new relationship reaches the 'calling each other babe' stage.

The first time one of you does it there's that silent acknowledgement that it just happened...then the flood gates are open.

Aw, that's a great way of putting it

[SWFL_Native]

What if he called her woman or girl or sugartits? Wouldn't that be more offensive.

[Hackopotamus]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txOo9T1jn5Y

[Gabriella Geramia]

I love it when elderly black women call me "baby". Makes me wish my grandma was black.

[AprilFlowers17]

Originally Posted by Dport7674

I like when a new relationship reaches the 'calling each other babe' stage.

The first time one of you does it there's that silent acknowledgement that it just happened...then the flood gates are open.

Yep. ^^^^This!

I loved it when me and my significant other would call each other "babe". Sometimes, he'd call me "babelish"...and I *loved* hearing him call me that!

[Butterflyfish]

My husband is the first person I've ever reached that milestone with. My full given name has a melodic ring to it, and almost all my boyfriends liked to call me by my first name + last name. They "just liked saying it", is how they would explain it to me.

Now, it always makes me smile to be called a bonafide pet name. A dream realized!

[Chicago2vegas]

Like chalk on a blackboard!!!
Yuck

[Ginge McFantaPants]

Doesn't both me; it's just not something we've adopted. Although our terms of endearment (Chi-chi and Churchy McJesus) probably annoy the eff out of someone somewhere.

[Hawk J]

Originally Posted by Mikala43

I explained to him about DH in reference to a thread yesterday.... his first guess was "D head"

Is his name Richard?.....