[ SECRET POST #3743 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3743 ⌋

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Comments

[bur]

It depends. There are just some people who can get away with it, like this lady who I used to work with who called everyone "honey". EVERYONE. People in higher positions, people in lower positions, her kids, her horse, her dog was actually NAMED Honey...

The only one I really dislike in fandom is "dear". Not my dearest, or even my dear. Just "dear". I have no idea why.

[(Anonymous)]

"dear" always sounds really forced to me. It's also the word Bill Watterson used to avoid naming Calvin's parents.

[tree_and_leaf]

It's often a dialect thing. Like, where I live in Yorkshire, a lot of working class people call everyone they interact with who they don't actually and actively hate 'love'. It sees to basically mean 'you are a person I have no reason to be ill-disposed to.'