| as long as its not condescending i dont see a problem with it (though the condescending part is kind of a different issue), theres lots of wpmen that like to say "sweetie" and i only have an issue when its condescending (though then you just say one right back at them) PurplePanties said: hahaha nice one manTBH I call most women I meet "luv" or "Sweetheart", I never see a problem with it, I think "morning luv" or "sweetheart" is better than "morning woman". In all my years I have only ever had one person reply "I'm not your luv", to which I replied "alright then sweetheart" and they fucked off. |
| Honestly think about it objectively for a moment: being called by that is yes, demeaning and it's giving petn ames to someone based off gender is similar to calling them a pet name like a child. Might not be harassment, but professionally it makes you kind of shitty |
Saburo_Sakai said: This is now pushing it little to far with this whole dumb “sexual harassment” claims. Yes PurplePanties said: TBH I call most women I meet "luv" or "Sweetheart", I never see a problem with it, I think "morning luv" or "sweetheart" is better than "morning woman". In all my years I have only ever had one person reply "I'm not your luv", to which I replied "alright then sweetheart" and they fucked off. Lmao I honestly do think a line needs to be drawn somewhere over these claims though. Who knows where we will be in a few years if this keeps going on? I understand that certain words can be deemed sexual harassment, but at this rate society will deem saying hi to someone as harassment as well. |
| I wouldn't mind being called "honey" or "sweetheart." |
| :) |
-MysteriousAura- said: Saburo_Sakai said: This is now pushing it little to far with this whole dumb “sexual harassment” claims. Yes PurplePanties said: TBH I call most women I meet "luv" or "Sweetheart", I never see a problem with it, I think "morning luv" or "sweetheart" is better than "morning woman". In all my years I have only ever had one person reply "I'm not your luv", to which I replied "alright then sweetheart" and they fucked off. Lmao I honestly do think a line needs to be drawn somewhere over these claims though. Who knows where we will be in a few years if this keeps going on? I understand that certain words can be deemed sexual harassment, but at this rate society will deem saying hi to someone as harassment as well. TBH I dont even get what is sexually harassing about, I could get calling someone "sugar-tits" or something similar could be deemed inappropriate but to me calling someone "luv", "sweetheart" or "flower" is the same as calling someone "mate", "dude" or "bro". |
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| even if that was true why do you want to call women "honey" and "sweetheart" so much literally what would it hurt to just not do that let me know plus you wouldn't go up to a man you don't know and call them honey/sweetheart or anything that implicates that you know them better than you do its disrespectful to act like ur familiar with someone that you aren't familiar with |
| I don’t mind being called honey or sweetheart. People call me that all the time at work and it doesn’t bother me. Should I be offended? I don’t get it |
   How can they see the love in our eyes And still, they don't believe us? And after all this time They don't want to believe us |
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