Do you like using sweet nicknames/terms of endearment when you're in a relationship? Why or why not?

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Jarrett · Accepted Answer

I prefer using a shortened version of their name. Like if I was yelling for them across the house, what would I be yelling

Mavin · Answer

I’m not entirely opposed to them but I’m not creative enough to make them up myself.

Ronnie · Answer

Yes, but the nicknames I give are more unique to my personality and to the person. I've give stuff like megnogs, Montans, rizza, marisol, crumbum, etc.

Chris · Answer

Not really if course none of my   nicknames are out of endearment they were decided out of fear and here sheer amusement

Joseph · Answer

I like to reciprocate terms of endearment, but not be repetitive. I'm not good with nicknames. I'm also completely on board with simple factual conversation, for example: "INSERT NAME, I love you. I-N, you're beautiful. I-N, thank you for the amazing support you give."

Indra (he/him) · Answer

yes, it shows how close I feel she is with me

Brandon Franke · Answer

Call me what you will I'd most likely pay it no mind at all. I'd just call you babe or by your name lol

Eric · Answer

I would like it, it's like a mark that they are different to you

Aaron · Answer

I do love them. I use them cause i like being cute Ave childish. Ave i guess part of it cause I'm furry too (not a stereotypical one tho). I called my first gf snowy cause her fursona was an artic fox and the second gf i called fuzzball cause her fursona was a kitzune and therefore really fluffy.

All are now exes tho 😢

Vishnupriya. K.P. · Answer

Never been in a relationship and never wanna but I love nick names

Imani · Answer

It would depend on the relationship, but I probably wouldn't be able to resist doing it. I already have a habit of sweet-talking my close friends and giving them really soft, adorable nicknames. It just feels good, and it's a pleasant feeling when they enjoy it, too.

James · Answer

I love them, they make me feel special. But.. yk.. I'm not in a relationship

Dolan · Answer

If I use them it's within a relationship. The dynamic to pet names is they are only special used in each other. To use them with friends, acquaintances, the waitress makes them weak

Zackery Sprague · Answer

Yes I do!

Sakthi · Answer

Yes, but don't know why. I would probably call you 'Michu' 😂

Zackery Sprague · Answer

Oh. I didn't read the post right my bad 😂

Do you like using sweet nicknames/terms of endearment when you're in a relationship? Why or why not?

Randomquestions Community

I prefer using a shortened version of their name. Like if I was yelling for them across the house, what would I be yelling

I’m not entirely opposed to them but I’m not creative enough to make them up myself.

Yes, but the nicknames I give are more unique to my personality and to the person. I've give stuff like megnogs, Montans, rizza, marisol, crumbum, etc.

Not really if course none of my nicknames are out of endearment they were decided out of fear and here sheer amusement

I like to reciprocate terms of endearment, but not be repetitive. I'm not good with nicknames. I'm also completely on board with simple factual conversation, for example: "INSERT NAME, I love you. I-N, you're beautiful. I-N, thank you for the amazing support you give."

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