[ SECRET POST #2447 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2447 ⌋

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Comments

Re: "Sweetie" and other nicknames like that

[fingalsanteater]

In certain parts of the South, yeah. Though, I'm from Texas and you don't hear people using "sweetie" or "honey" as much as other places. You'd probably be more likely to hear Spanish nicknames. I swear everyone used to call everyone else "mami," "mamacita, "nina," "papi" and "nino" in this one place I lived.

Re: "Sweetie" and other nicknames like that

[anonymouslyyours]

In my part of Texas "lil' mama" is common. It's a little weird and off putting when it comes from someone I don't know and they're just assuming I have kids or kind of relegating me to FEMALES HAVE BABIES or something but supposedly it's also supposed to be a sign of respect or deference in the workplace?