So men seem to have so many names for women like princess, angel, babygirl, etc etc what pet names do men like their women to call them? I know this could be super funny but I’m serious here haha

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  1. My bf calls me, most often ‘Darling’, ‘Baby’ and ‘Babes’ (he’s upper-class English, talks a bit like prince Harry that kinda accent).

    I call him mostly ‘Baby’, ‘Kiddo’ (sounds odd but it’s regional, it’s a dialect thing) ‘Lad’, or the shorter version of his actual name.

    We both also use ‘Bro’ and ‘Dude’ more jokingly.

    None of its emasculating. It’s just affection.

  2. She calls me “duyiot” in Tagalog, which at best means “untidy” at worst means “filthy” depending on how much I have pissed her off. Filipino terms of endearment:-)

  3. My SO’s kids called me babe until the oldest one turned 3 and realized my name was different. He argued with my SO saying no his name is not that is Babe

  4. My gf calls me “papi” or “pipilin” sometimes. It’s freaking sweet. She’s from Guatemala, so this expression doesn’t necessarily mean “daddy”, but is more an endearing way to address a man. Women might treat you by “papi” in the market, for instance, if you’re buying groceries or having a coffee.

  5. In front of your friends call me big dick jimmy so they all think I have a huge dick. One on one just call me my name I am the one who gives pet names.

  6. Just ask him, “Do you want me to call you ____? How about ___? When we are [in public, private, on phone,…]…?

  7. I don’t mind baby and don’t find it emasculating when an s/o says “hey baby” but I understand some do find it emasculating.

    Darling, honey, love, sweetheart, or any other cute term of endearment are things I’ve never been called and would love to hear those from a s/o.

    All my ex’s stuck with “babe”

  8. Daddy, not in a sexual way. She called me that when our kids were young, they’re grown and moved on. She still says it occasionally.

  9. Mi Amor (Me Ah-more) My Love.

    Wifey has been calling me this since she decided we were a couple. That was the Friday after our third date!

    No pet name is emasculating unless the guy is already worried about his masculinity.

  10. Baby isn’t immasculating, in fact I’d say that many men want to be thought of in an affectionate and tender way.

    The nicknames our friends give us don’t tend to be kind, and our family’s nicknames tie us to our youth. A little bit of sweetness goes a long way.

  11. King Edmund III, lord of Great Britain and Ireland, King of the Gaels, Britons, Saxons, Danes, Angles, Jutes, and Norwegians, Defender of the Catholic Church.

  12. My wife has been calling me “big man” or “big love” for the past 10 years and it still pumps me up every time

  13. My grandparents called each other darling and after they passed my wife and I adopted it. We’ve been calling each other darling for years. It has sentimental meaning because of how close we were to them and how special it was for her to have met them before they passed

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