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Anyone else hate being called "Sir"?

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  • dreamingchild
    dreamingchild Posts: 208 Member
    In certain circumstances, sir is the only appropriate response. ;)
  • Crankstr
    Crankstr Posts: 3,958 Member
    I think the sentiment of this thread is based around an appreciation of the absurd and an understanding of well-placed sarcasm. And I think that's a necessary (but far too uncommon) set up for levity, laughter and loosening of undergarments.

    hi
  • _SABOTEUR_
    _SABOTEUR_ Posts: 6,833 Member
    All my slaves have to call me Sir or Master.
  • Krizzo87
    Krizzo87 Posts: 14,186 Member
    Yeah, I really hate being called sir. It makes things really awkward...
  • saxmaniac
    saxmaniac Posts: 1,133 Member
    Whenever a stranger who doesn't know my name or preferences, goes out of their way and tries to be courteous to me, I'm sure to punch them in the face. I mean how dare they?! This world sucks and people trying to be all NICE and POLITE just make it worse. :angry:
  • SpeSHul_SnoflEHk
    SpeSHul_SnoflEHk Posts: 6,256 Member
    I do not like to be called Sir. I realize that it's intended to be respectful but I like to complain when people respect me. I'm only 29 years old, I don't need to be respected or be called terms out of respect. You can call me "yo" or "wassup fat daddio"

    Any other men feel the same way?

    yes sir. I certainly do sir.
  • steve1686
    steve1686 Posts: 346 Member
    no, I wish more people actually had respect for others these days
  • AuddAlise
    AuddAlise Posts: 723 Member
    I hate being called Sir or Mister....especially since I'm female. :grumble:

    It happens from behind more than I'd like.
  • diodelcibo
    diodelcibo Posts: 2,564 Member
    Yes the preferred term if you do not know my name is Dio.
  • jferris91
    jferris91 Posts: 271 Member
    I do not like to be called Sir. I realize that it's intended to be respectful but I like to complain when people respect me. I'm only 29 years old, I don't need to be respected or be called terms out of respect. You can call me "yo" or "wassup fat daddio"

    Any other men feel the same way?
    I am not bothered by it...but I hate when you call someone sir, and they yell at you for calling them that but they are always saying sir back to you!!
  • AuddAlise
    AuddAlise Posts: 723 Member
    I think the sentiment of this thread is based around an appreciation of the absurd and an understanding of well-placed sarcasm. And I think that's a necessary (but far too uncommon) set up for levity, laughter and loosening of undergarments.

    {{Slow clap}} Well played Sir, well played! :wink:
  • jackpotclown
    jackpotclown Posts: 3,275 Member
    sometimes it makes me feel old, like I want to turn around and see if my father is in the room or something, but most of the time it doesn't even register LOL \m/
  • elenathegreat
    elenathegreat Posts: 3,988 Member
    I prefer "sweetcheeks"
  • doorki
    doorki Posts: 2,576 Member
    I don't like being called Mister. It makes me feel old.
  • Machafin
    Machafin Posts: 2,988 Member
    I don't like mister but I don't mind Sir, at least when I'm working.
  • Cliffslosinit
    Cliffslosinit Posts: 5,044 Member
    No Sir
  • foxro
    foxro Posts: 793 Member
    I was never knighted by the Queen so I guess I don't even deserve to be called Sir. Old Man is generally the term I get.
  • dym123
    dym123 Posts: 1,670 Member
    Ha! Yesterday I was called "Miss" by a guy young enough to be my son. :blushing:
  • BeachGingerOnTheRocks
    BeachGingerOnTheRocks Posts: 3,927 Member
    My inner-Drill-Sargeant thinks it is not only a good idea that you do, but you'll drop and give me 20 if you don't.
  • 76tech
    76tech Posts: 1,455 Member
    "Mister" bugs me. Sir? Sometimes it's perfectly appropriate and expected.

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