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Girls Females Women...
April 02 2017
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MsJonesy
9 years ago
Women or chicks. 😊
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RHP User
9 years ago
I'll go to a girls lunch, I have girlfriends (plutonic) but with business it's women. My male friends usually call us chicks - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Amazon – arm candy – astronaut's wife – Aunt Jemima – aviation blonde – b – babe – bad kitty – bag – bag bitch – BBW – beast – beav – beaver – Becky – Benjamin – Betty – biddie – biddy – Big Booty Judy – bimbo – bimho – bint – bird – bisnotch – bitch – blonde – bob – booth babe – box – breezie – breezy – bridezilla – broad – Buffy – bunny boiler – burger – bushpig – butch – butterface – butter face – butterhead – cat – chank – chica – chicadee – chick – chickabee – chickadee – chicken head – chicken hoe – chiquita – chiquita banana – classy hoochie – cougar – cow – crank whore – crockadillapig – cronk – cunt – 'c' word – dame – decent Rita – dime – dish – ditz – diva – doll – double R – dudette – f4f – fag hag – feedbag material – fem-fetale – filly – flange – flipper – floozie – floozy – foxy – gal – ghetto bird – ghetto ho – GILF – girl – girlfriend – girlie – girly – girly-girl – gold digger – good sort – Grimace – grizzly chicken – gurl – gyal – gyal dem – heina – ho bagel – hockey whore – hoe – hogbeast – homegirl – ho-nasty – hooch – hoochie – hose beast – hoss – hot ma' – hunny – hussy – huzzie – ice queen – jackpine savage – Jane Doe – Jenny McCarthy – jumper – jumpoff – karena – lass – LOLITA – lumberjack – ma – ma'am – mack mamma – mami – manizer – manster – MIF – MILF – millihelen – minger – MIWLF – mole – moll – Mona Bushpig – mudpout – MWF – old bag – Omega Mu – pass around pussy – Pebbles – pigeon – poon – poontang – popcorn hoe – prostitot – puck bunny – pussy – PYT – queen bee – ragamuffin – rasp – rat – RUB – runner – sauerkraut – sausage jockey – scud – sea donkey – sea hag – sex kitten – sexy mama – shawty – Sheila – shiksa – shorty – sista – sister – skank – skeezy ho – sketel – sko – sleaze – sorostitute – space queen – split-tail – Susan Glenn – suspy – swamp donkey – sweet sister of mine – SWF – SWM – tail – tart – toots – tramp – trick – trim – troglodyte – troll – twinkie – twist – two o'clock beauty queen – vamp – village bicycle, the – what's-her-face – whatshername – whooty – whore – wild – woofer – Xbox – yak – younger model – yummy mummy Keep your head down if try a few of the less gracious on this list!
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RHP User
9 years ago
It doesn't worry me if you say girl, woman or lady. I heard a guy say to someone last night that he would have to check with the "cook". My girlfriends and I all thought that was derogatory. So don't use that. Ever
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RHP User
9 years ago
I like 'girls', even though it's been many, many years since I was young enough to qualify as a girl lol. Women/woman is fine. Female/s should only be said in a David Attenborough voice as in: 'the female of the species'... very zoological term to me too. Ladies... meh, not a fan either... brings my mom to mind. CM... yikes. Brave man.
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RHP User
9 years ago
the reason it's worth waking up everyday 😁 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
I think 'women' is the most appropriate, but I know I tend to use 'girls' and 'chicks' as well in casual and informal situations or online discussions. It's when men use 'girls' in an infantilising way - and you can tell when they're doing it - that I get annoyed. Re 'females' - I've noticed so many of the MRA types in online discussions use 'female', because it's depersonalising and othering. Many of those types of men don't really see women as equal human beings and it's reflected in the language they use. For that reason I'm always wary of guys who consistently refer to women as 'females'.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Woman women, or lady, We find is the most appropriate Hugs to all the women out there - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
A woman.Not a lady,not a chick and certainly not a girl.I am the female of the species but don't wish to be referred to that as such.As Ms Dragon says ,it is "othering" or distancing. Q
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RHP User
9 years ago
... however if you refer to me in pleural because you don't understand the difference between woman and women, I get a little ... judgemental. Ma'am and Madam make me grind my teeth, but Love and Darl are condescending terms that truly shit me to tears. Dependent upon setting, almost anything else goes! Flirty x
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RHP User
9 years ago
Woman is ok by me - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
You forgot "biddy" The cool kids term for girl/boyfriend. And yes I'm a womaniser myself. 😎
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RHP User
9 years ago
woman hear me roar 🎼🎷 Depends on age when I'm using a term. I like chicks for younger women and woman for older women. On the receiving end, it depends on context and who's talking to me, but I like mostly other terms from close friends 😉 babe or their dirty little slut lol love that. But as an example of context, if a guy told me I was a beautiful woman, that works for me 😀 but if a stranger said 'have a look at that woman' translation 'look at her arse hanging out of her shorts' doesn't have quite the same ring to it 😀 Really hate being called a lady, that gets my hackles up 😉
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RHP User
9 years ago
The UD got both ''biddie'' and ''biddy'' on the list...they don't miss much and damn if I'm either that creative or energetic to try to compile a list like that as I've soooo many more important things to do, like go start dinner! Best......... CM
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AnnieWhichway
9 years ago
Common term is GG's. Genetic Girls
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'flirty_bi_fem'Dependent upon setting, almost anything else goes! Give it a couple of more years, Flirty...they'll be calling you ''Dearie''.
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RHP User
9 years ago
I could've sworn.......never mind.
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RHP User
9 years ago
...I prefer to call them ladies and at times, my lady. Jearzus if there were ever a DVD made of some of what happens the word ''lady'' would dissipate as rapidly as the word ''gentleman''. Really though, I like real names for real people and if I've gone to generalities then I may need to re-check my luggage at the gate before the flight. We only get one shot at this miracle we call life so let's live it as fully and intimately as possible. Best........ CM
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RHP User
9 years ago
I am Girl...hear me roar,just doesnt have the same ring to it. Yet, Girlfriend - Boyfriend sounds just right compared to Womanfriend - Manfriend. All depends on context for me.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'ruby_blossum'All depends on context for me. ...to see you back in your full blossom.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Don't hold your breath Mr Midnight!
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'Meander' I'm every femaaale, it's all in meee..... 🎼 "You are every woman in the world to me...especially when I'm I'm making love to you". Hey it was either my friend from long ago or a couple of clowns trying to knock over a song theme for Aldi.
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RHP User
9 years ago
I like partner rather than girl/boyfriend for adults.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Like the fallin' tear drop You can wipe away my blues Like honey you can make the bitter sweet Your a child, a girl, a women You are anything I choose That's why I sing this song to you'Cause you are every women in the world to me Just like the seasons I go thru You are every women in the world to me Especially When I'm making love to you.Next question, please. Just love and adore them for who they are!Best...... CM
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RHP User
9 years ago
...next time I'll add a bit of web code ahead of the post!
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LeMerovingien
9 years ago
I tend to say chicks only with friends as they say it a lot. I find it a bit odd to call a woman I'm unfamiliar with a chick although I'll use it a bit more when I know her better. With women around my age I usually go for girl though I'll sometimes say women as well and for women older than me it's always going to be woman. I think it's got to do with the fact that I'm still comfortable being called boy by people older than me (as long as it's not in a patronising manner).
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RHP User
9 years ago
I was at a hotel.. and standing not far from three "Slightly Curvaceous Women"... they spoke is an accent..So.. TRYING to sound sophisticated, I asked..."Hey are you three Gals from England?"They ALL stopped talking and looked t me.. one of them giggled.. and replied - "Ummm. it is Wales dearie.."I was RATHER taken aback... and in such, adjusted my question accordingly.I said..."Sorry! are you three whales from England?"I woke up in hospital a full hour later....I have vowed NEVER To speak to an English person again..EVER!!!!!
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RHP User
9 years ago
...but only in my head, and only after I've had a few drinks. Y'know, when all bad ideas sound good . Or there's "My Niggah's"...but that's kinda ambisexual even though it's super-casual, so probs not that appropriate.And "Wenches." I confess...been there, used that. More than once. No one's bitten my head off yet, so I'll keep testing my limits with that one. "Girls" leaves me feeling kinda dirty-old-man, which I don't care for...and "Ladies" is a bit trying-too-hard for me. Unless Im drunk.So..."Women" it is.
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RHP User
9 years ago
lady, lass, woman/women, chick , gorgeous and often spunk Depends on the relationship and situation
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RHP User
9 years ago
What's with men calling their wife the cook? 😀 omg so not the relationship I want to end up in. Like Carrie on Sex and the City, I dry socks in my oven 😊
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RHP User
9 years ago
Bitch, I like that mmm 😊
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RHP User
9 years ago
On this one. I'm also not going to be offended if I get called a Sheila haha old fashioned I know but inoffensive to me - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
I'm not sure why, possibly because of its widespread use in the business world, but it feels cold and transactional. When I'm in a relationship I tend to refer to my girlfriend as my ladylove...
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'langton11' lady, lass, woman/women, chick , gorgeous and often spunk Depends on the relationship and situation I'd purr with you
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RHP User
9 years ago
Should I wonder why we don't question whether we should call Men boys or not? I am a woman. I'll probablt bitch up if someone calls me a girl. Lady? I am far from this. Maybe Boss if the moment requires it ,) I reserve the right to call my inner crew bish, girlfriend, gal, and chicca, though. I have partners or lovers or sometimes something not quite as easily definable. Rick, ladylove? *gigglesnorts*
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'PepperRose' Should I wonder why we don't question whether we should call Men boys or not? ...that most men don't give a ratz arse what you call them as long as you call?
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RHP User
9 years ago
So, I should just whistle, call out "Come 'ere, boy" and they'll come scampering? Am I doing this right? 'cause dang, that seems to me like a dangerous assumption :p
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RHP User
9 years ago
Entirely depends on the lady I am speaking with. I make that decision based on the personality I can garner from her profile. I do have two favourites I commonly use though and they would be girl and lass
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RHP User
9 years ago
It does require a certain amount of tongue in cheek to pronounce it properly. And on the question of women calling men boys, it's actually not that uncommon. Women often say the like of "come on boys" or "what're you boys up to" to groups of hairy men. It never bothers me and I'm sure doesn't bother most men, but then there's no history of a disadvantageous power differential to make it problematic.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'PepperRose' So, I should just whistle, call out "Come 'ere, boy" and they'll come scampering? ....and anyone who is the right one will appreciate and want to get to get to know you as the woman that you are indeed. I know it's an ''old school'' concept however every lover I've ever had is still amongst the list of my few and best friends. Those that are so lame as to need a quick fix should pony up with a few dollars and head elsewhere. I genuinely like that part of who I am and share it infrequently if I call someone a lover and a friend. Thank you for asking me to rationalize my conceptual thinking...it's not easy being me. Best............ CM
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RHP User
9 years ago
Bitch, Wench, Harlot, Slut, Tramp, Whore, Trollop... Mine... um and please note Capitalisation as a sign of respect. Agrees with Ruby... it all depends upon context...
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RHP User
9 years ago
'Women' and 'Men' - seems so formal. I say "girls" when speaking informally. And I'm happy to be referred to as a 'boy'. Or "Boy-eeee" , if yo' rockin' dem beats. ;) Seriously though, I can see how 'girls' and 'chicks' etc can be seen to be patronising. It's the context that determines that. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Many a woman get offended by girl... But I call my friends girls, even guys. (female) and I welcome being called girl. I guess because it sounds youthful, and fun compared to woman or lady. I probably use woman more than lady. I call men guys. And dude ;) That one often gets me strange looks. Mate doesn't work for me. But I guess that's because I'm not originally Ozzie. Probably need to update my titles to address people ;) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Woman, women, ladies, chicks are ok with me. I used to like, and use the word "girl", but I've recently watched a clip about the use of that word being detrimental so I'm not using it anymore to describe an adult female. We don't refer to men as "boy" the same way we use the word "girl", unless it's in a negative context. Anyhoo.... Just don't call me love, darl, or honey, or another woman's name. Hahaha! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Never call me bitch, slut, whore or similar. You'll be out the door in 5 seconds flat! To me, that's very disrespectful and vulgar. But I understand that some women enjoy being called those names, so best to check first! - Posted from rhpmobile
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AnnieWhichway
9 years ago
From this thread is if l walk into a room of women, smile and say fuck all.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'AnnieWhichway' From this thread is if l walk into a room of women, smile and say fuck all. That's my rule-of-thumb too. But it doesn't have to be a room full..
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RHP User
9 years ago
No biggie from me. I say girls,ladies. Or men,guys. I had a partner who used to say"hey my girl" when he rang. It made me smile. The only thing that is cringe worthy for me is when a guy I dont know personally uses pet names like babe or baby when they are talking to me. Especially in online messages. But thats about it. Woman,chick,gal,lady...doesnt faze me
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DarkAngel55
9 years ago
TOP 20 MOST HATED PET NAMES FOR WOMEN1. Babe 2. Sweet cheeks 3. Snookums 4. Baby doll 5. Baby girl 6. Muffin 7. Ducky 8. Baby cakes 9. Sexy pants 10. Pudding 11. Muffin 12. Angel pie 13. Pumpkin 14. Puppy 15. Sugar lips 16. Treacle 17. Baby 18. Pickle 19. Honeybun 20. Sugar pie TOP 20 ACCEPTABLE PET NAMES FOR WOMEN1. Gorgeous 2. Beautiful 3. Lovely 4. Love 5. Darling 6. Honey 7. Sexy 8. Angel 9. Dearest 10. Precious 11. Treasure 12. Snowflake 13. Blossom 14. Sweetie Pie 15. Sexy legs 16. Lover 17. Buttercup 18. Flower 19. Princess 20. Sweetness
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RHP User
9 years ago
I use dude too, but not as much anymore since I offended someone calling them that. I use it in an affectionate way, or a friendly way, but I wasn't aware some guys think it's talking down to them. Everyone is different, same as love or hun 😕 what is it about hun that is an instant turn off to me? I still don't think I've ever hooked up with anyone who has called me hun. Now I have a guy I'm currently communicating with, we haven't yet met, I let it slip through with him, only called me that once. Now I hope he's not reading this, he'll be sending a retraction 😀
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'angel1955' TOP 20 MOST HATED PET NAMES FOR WOMEN 6. Muffin 11. Muffin 16. Treacle TOP 20 ACCEPTABLE PET NAMES FOR WOMEN 12. Snowflake 13. Blossom 17. Buttercup Muffin? how did it make the list twice? Treacle? nuff said Snowflake? I can only ever imagine that in association with "delicate" and not being complimentary Blossom? that's just asking for a "what's wrong with my nose?" spiral Buttercup? As you wish
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RHP User
9 years ago
According to who? lol Are they lists you found online? The first one of the most hated 'babe', I love, really love it, so don't stop calling me that guys 😉 And on the most liked list, these are the ones I hate: Love Darling Honey (hun that goes straight to the top of the most hated) Dearest ?? 😀 Precious Treasure Snowflake ?? 😂😂😂 Blossom Sweetie Pie Buttercup ?? 😕 Flower 😀 not attacking you or anything, tongue in cheek 😉 true though how I feel about those words, and more so coming from strangers I meet in RL 😃
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RHP User
9 years ago
Gorgeous, it sounds sumptuous and a bit decadent !
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cccouple8
9 years ago
That you usually get the best response by learning their name and using it. 😉 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
...sweet,sugary names are well received in private. In relationships. It's a secret shared only between the two then.
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boobsandbusted
9 years ago
Gawd ,I've called Mrs b ,mate and Dude's ,lmao ,its just wrong but happens occasionally in happy chit chat, forgetting who she is ,lol, But as a rule ,my poor attempt at flirting and not upsetting anyone , I just like to try to remember someones name and use that with niceties around it Mr b - Posted from rhpmobile
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boobsandbusted
9 years ago
If I called Mrs b snowflake, that would be an instant punch in the nutz ,how is that flattering. To a blonde white skinned person ,lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Call me darl, I'll roll my eyes.Call me sweetie, I'll vomit on you.Call me love, I'll run for the hills. I am a woman. But call me 'Woman' and I'll smack you one. But context is everything. Noun/Pronoun. Get it right!
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RHP User
9 years ago
Ill usually lead with the members name if its decipherable but outside of that Ill use their username. Any Pet names from then on usually come as you learn more about them - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
9 years ago
There are plenty of "Special Snowflakes" (AKA precious, entitled people) out there ...but i wouldn't take it as a compliment. Babe is fine with me though. I call everyone babe. My mates, my men, my kids etc etc OP women would be my preferred option in the right context. Girls and ladies usually seem to be mainly used in a pick up context. I'm picturing "How you ladies doing tonight?" in the same voice as Joey from Friends.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Prefer Lady as a term of reference. 😊😎 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
As long as your both calling each whatever your comfortable with, Something that you both would of discussed early on to clarify your likes and dislikes. Nothing worse then in the heat of passion being called your pet hate as a name. Have met a few Women / Lady's who hate being called babe. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
'Cutie' is one I've been getting a bit lately and I hate it with a passion. I dislike guys calling me any sort of pet name when they don't know me but some names are even more cringe-worthy than others. Call me cutie and see how fast you go in the trash (figuratively speaking...of course ).
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RHP User
9 years ago
I think the intonation and the intention matters to me more and I seldom take real offence at nicknames if the person using it meant well. I don't use most of the terms and I generally try to use the person's name unless I know them really well and we are on buddy terms. I have a TV friend and whenever we meet, we flirt outrageously with each other, poke and prod each other, burst out laughing and we call each other "Bitch!" Wherever we go, some people would look at us with disgust because they find "Bitch" offensive but we never stop giggling over it. Another good friend likes to yell out, "Hey, woman!" which I used to cringe at but she means no harm and she's being relaxed with me so who am I to deny her this little pleasure? When role playing, slut, whore, hooker, escort, slave, etc is ok and in fact, the suggestion of being a persona so far removed from my prim and proper world makes me really excited! It's like a dark secret, double identity thang! Covert action! Basically, if it's a term of endearment used by someone I am affectionate with or am fond of, I am happy with it. I've been called almost all the terms mentioned in this thread and it doesn't faze me again if the intonation is not sarcastic and the intention is amiable. If I dislike / distrust someone, then nothing they use will sit right with me. I even hate my name being used by people I really do not care for. So basically, if I can feel the love and it's mutual, anything goes! Preserving goodwill and harmony is more important to me than making someone feel bad when all they are trying to do is be nice. It's not all about people making us feel good ... it's also about us making others feel good too! Don't sweat the small stuff ... or the sweat will sting our eyes shut and we then fail to see the good stuff!
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RHP User
9 years ago
OP, you're really lovely for wanting to be politically correct though. Very commendable. Shows what a stellar guy you are! OP, I think if you have to memorise anyone's long list of what not to call them before you meet them, it makes it too hard and would you want to befriend someone who takes offence so easily anyway? Life's already very stressful and hard without having to bear extra burdens like that. I'd rather be with sensible, easygoing peeps, feel relaxed and have a good laugh and a great time instead of treading on eggshells with prima donna's or ultra sensitive peeps, being in constant fear that the next thing I say is going to set them off on some hissy fit even though I said it out of affection. Maybe, just maybe OP, the way a person reacts to something that has been said that's ruffled their feathers somehow, could be a very good indicator to you of the person's personality and conflict resolution skills and maybe that could be a factor in whether you'd choose to pursue a relationship with that person or not. Sometimes, it's good to put things in perspective and conserve our energy for better things in life. Better to have friends who are fond of us and whom we are fond of, calling us whatever they wish than to have no friends at all because everyone is too scared of inadvertently offending you with something they say. I used to want to really slap a friend for calling me "woman" in a particular language, which sounded pretty coarse and rough, that was how much I violently hate it; and I used to want to projectile vomit when another called me "babe" but when I took a step back and saw that it all came out of a good heart, all was forgiven and now, I actually love those terms! I even got called Pork Chops by one guy friend and in return, he was Bacon Bits! I was nicknamed a nursery rhyme character by a great ex FWB of four years, now close friend, and it was all good. With another friend, I was Miss Piggy and he was Kermit and of course I sometimes would *"Haaaaaai Yaaaargh!!" *Miss Piggy signature karate chop him playfully. You can only say stuff like that with really great buddies. OP, you are a nice guy. I hope the ladies you meet would be magnanimous enough to see you for who you are and not hold any wrongly used terms against you because that wouldn't say anything about you but it speaks volumes about them. Good luck!
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RHP User
9 years ago
Why do people say that, 'peeps' I mean? Is it supposed to sound cool? Can't stand it, we're 'people', just saying 😉
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RHP User
9 years ago
So call me a 'peep' 😉 and I'm outta there. Still love babe though. 3.30 am, love someone to be calling me that right now 😛
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RHP User
9 years ago
Who called women, girls, "femmes" It's half feminine and half clinical, it never caught on.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Couldn't agree with you more... loathe the word 'peeps'. It's right up there with 'norty'. Ugh.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Thank God, I thought it was just me, and yes norty 😕
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MissBishere
9 years ago
I see all sides to this and I understand all reasoning. Depends on the person and the context for me.
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RHP User
9 years ago
... and loved "peeps" for donkey years, way longer than I know any of you peeps here. Learn to live and let live, peeps! There arr worse things in life than to get all angsty over "peeps".
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RHP User
9 years ago
Good for you, but how is getting angsty about 'peeps' any different from getting angsty about being called sweetie/love/darl/bitch/slut which other posters have expressed a dislike for? In the right context I'm happy to be called any of those terms, but it doesn't mean that other people have to like it too. Like you said, live and let live.
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RHP User
9 years ago
... but actually I don't have any interest in being politically correct, which involves allowing your words and actions to be dictated by an aggregate of what the current dominant socio-political climate says they should be. But I am keen to be treating people the way they would like to be treated, and hence my canvassing of opinion on this. The two aren't always that divergent, so it's easy to mix them up, but the difference is political correctness treats everyone as being a non-distinct member of a number of subgroups (I.e. gender, race, religion etc), whereas I prefer to think of everyone as a unique individual. It just requires a bit of ongoing curiosity, empathy and openmindedness...
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RHP User
9 years ago
Maybe just the way I was bought up but Lady or Ladies. Initial meeting really shouldn't require a label, can we not tell they are the fairer sex when meeting a Lady. If everything goes well and it goes further words are not required
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RHP User
9 years ago
Girlfriend? "Hey girlfriend !" Actually I also quite like "friend girl" Too young for some ?
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RHP User
9 years ago
Looming for a booty call right now with a gawjuz womem from adelaide sa. Contact if keen - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Found this quote from Sir David Attenborough, after posting a comment in another topic and mentioning him, I started watching some of his work, but also found this quote which I loved and to some extent, could be us. He is talking about 'birds' 😉 "Birds are the most popular group in the animal kingdom. We feed them and tame them and think we know them. And yet they inhabit a world which is really rather mysterious" 😯
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