Cupcake nickname (woman, calling, conversation, different)

[ConfusedGuy777]

What does it mean if a woman says you're her cupcake?

[Lucy_C]

Sweet and delicious?!

[ConfusedGuy777]

Originally Posted by Lucy_C

Sweet and delicious?!

I think its a bad thing to say to someone, she means im weak and useless? a cupcake?

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by ConfusedGuy777

I think its a bad thing to say to someone, she means im weak and useless? a cupcake?

We need to know context on any question about what a word means.

The word "baby" has different connotations depending on who said it to you.

"What did it mean when she called me baby?" has a different answer depending on whether she said, "You make me so happy, baby..." or if she said, "Why do you always act like a baby?!"

So ... how did the word come up in conversation? What else was said?

[fleetiebelle]

Originally Posted by ConfusedGuy777

I think its a bad thing to say to someone, she means im weak and useless? a cupcake?

If she says you're "her cupcake", that's a term of endearment, like sweetie pie or honey bear.

[hawaiiancoconut]

Originally Posted by ConfusedGuy777

I think its a bad thing to say to someone, she means im weak and useless? a cupcake?

I prefer being called HoeCakes.

[Lucy_C]

Originally Posted by ConfusedGuy777

I think its a bad thing to say to someone, she means im weak and useless? a cupcake?

How dare you call cupcakes week and useless?!?! Cupcakes are amazing and wonderful!

It's simply a term of endearment, stop trying to read something ridiculous into it....

[rego00123]

A woman calling a man a cupcake is an odd thing since it’s typically used in reverse. It simply means you’re “cute” as a cupcake is to a muffin.

It’s just a silly term of endearment. I wouldn’t take it too seriously.

[Sydney123]

Depends on the context... Don’t worry cupcake.. I’ll kill that spider for you.

[redplum33]

This thread is ruining cupcakes for me.