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You say he isn´t close to you, but do you see him on a regular basis?
We started communicating about a project we're working on together a few months ago and it's mostly been by email, but we've seen each other in person maybe once a month since it started.
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Originally Posted by hawaiiancoconut
I don't think a woman digs being called "woman; its rude,
There are ruder things.
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Originally Posted by NilaJones
Yeah, it's a dominance thing.
I think maybe he likes you.
You think?
The guys here aren't really saying they say it when they like the woman though. Just playing around.
If I'm close to him and know him well and know the intent then I don't mind at all. I was at a con this last weekend with my guy and was talking with a group of people and to get my attention (I wasn't responding to my name) he said 'dammit woman' with a big grin on his face when I looked. I KNOW he's joking/being snarky and that it's not condescending or a power play so it's more of a term of endearment to me.
Now, pet names (princess, cutie, sweetie etc.) from men I'm not close to? No, that sounds condescending and weird and I don't like it.
You clearly are smitten with this man, and that is a good thing. Instead of deciphering every word that comes out of his mouth, I think you should let him know how much you like him. You don't even have to say it outright, let your body language do the work for you.
You clearly are smitten with this man, and that is a good thing. Instead of deciphering every word that comes out of his mouth, I think you should let him know how much you like him. You don't even have to say it outright, let your body language do the work for you.
Am I wrong in thinking that there's something possessive about that? Not that I think anything is wrong with it, but just wondering if I am reading that correctly.
Or, maybe it's just a way to tease?
Still seems possessive to me.
You actually know men who address their wives or girlfriends as "woman"?? As in "Woman bring me a beer!" or "Woman I'm hungry"
What?
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