I love it when people call me "hun" or "sweety"

I hate it too. I also hate being described as sweet, probably even more.

words I use typically whenever I'm talking to a female. These words are used daily and often and are used for people I know or donot know:

Baby
Love (my favorite, throws people off since I'm indian and its more of an Irish thing)
honey
sexy (only to girls I know, would never ever say to an unfamiliar face)
gorgeous
beautiful
good looking
sugar
darling
love of my life (to girls I am on a very familiar base)

I'm pretty sure theres more but I cant recall, basically anything that comes to mind

Edit: I have been asked to not call them baby about 2 times and have always respected it but after knowing them for a few weeks, they endup calling ME baby

Hehe my boyfriend calls me princess all the time kinda dorky but I love it

omg me too!!!
I'm his princess, and he's my bearbear ^^ cheesy but so cute

I want somebody that calls me bearbear

Unless it's a robust Southern woman, I find it kind of patronizing.

I hate it too. I also hate being described as sweet, probably even more.

Whaat? Why?!
It's nice to be sweet, especially when other people recognize it

Whenever people say it, it's always in a condescending way. I always try to be nice, polite and courteous, but then some people just assume there's nothing more to me (until they decide I'm exactly the opposite), and they're like "awwww, you're so sweeeeeeeeeet." bleh.

Oh I love when people use terms of endearment!! There are so many people out there who are not the nicest and when someone calls you something sweet I immediately feel more friendly towards them :flowerforyou:

it all depends on how/when/who you say it to. If you thought the list above made by me was bad, you have no clue how much "personal" I can get. However, over the years I have learned the finesse and have so far stayed out of trouble. Keep in mind, alot of the things I say are in front of the girls significant other too. Like I said, it all depends on how/when/who you say it to.

Once upon a time I worked a customer service job. My favorite people to talk to were from the south and called you Honey, Darlin, Sweetie, and I loved every moment of it. It made me feel loved and appreciated and those people could probably get away with murder if they talked to me with that sweet Southern hospitality. There's just nothing else like it to me. So I've tried to adopt that in my own life, even though I am not from the south. It's just to try to help those I associate with feel more comfortable and like i care.

I'll answer to anything except Jenni. I'm from Texas so calling someone honey, sweetie, hun, doll, darling, sugar, etc is as habitual as saying y'all or fixin' to.

I love being called "hun!" It makes me feel like I'm a member of an ancient Mongolian horde, terrorizing Mulan while plundering and pillaging my way through life. :-)

Cool. My ancestors were cousins to the Huns. My Daddy spoke about that with pride, though he called me Princess.

I don't mind being called "hun" , "sweety", or "baby" if it is said with affection. My husband, however, can call me "Helen" and make it the sweetest sound in the whole world.

My name.

Older contractors and farmers coming in to where I worked, calling me princess, honey, sweetie, sugar: ah, no no.

Proceed to ask for a hug, look me up and down, etc.: y'all lookin for a whoopin?

Try to touch me: "accidentally" step hard on your foot, oh I AM sorry.