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Printablecharlottegelin said: I still manage to use his name when it's just the two of us
 I find that fascinating (that in English speaking cultures, you use each other's names even when it's just the two of you). You sometimes say things like "I think you're right, Charlotte" or "Charlotte, I was thinking that...". In Sweden we very rarely do that. The other person knows his/her name and since there is no doubt who is being addressed, we simply use "you" ("du"/"ni") or no reference word at all in ninety-nine per cent of the cases. Whenever someone calls me by my name in a one-on-one situation I automatically think they are trying to make a point that they're extra serious or something.  [Edited 3/13/06 1:41am] | |
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I don't think anyone in a long term working relationship should be responding to this.
My wife calls me, and I ask as if I am, the daddy. She's only one year younger then me. We are both the babies of the family. However so how she's become the "baby" baby. She's not down with me trying to call here any parental type name.  but that is alright, because every good girl knows she has to do what daddy tells her to do.News: Prince pulls his head out his ass in the last moment.
Bad News: Prince wasted too much quality time doing so. You have those internalized issues because you want to, you like to, stop. | |
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My aunt and uncle have been together for over 30 years, and had 5 kids together, and now they always call each other Mum and Dad! It is kinda wierd, but when you think about it it's just cause they've been used to calling each other that in front of all them kids  I mean, I dont think they do it in bed or anything! 
Personally, i wouldnt like it...only for the kids | |
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retina said: charlottegelin said: I still manage to use his name when it's just the two of us
I find that fascinating (that in English speaking cultures, you use each other's names even when it's just the two of you). You sometimes say things like "I think you're right, Charlotte" or "Charlotte, I was thinking that...". In Sweden we very rarely do that. The other person knows his/her name and since there is no doubt who is being addressed, we simply use "you" ("du"/"ni") or no reference word at all in ninety-nine per cent of the cases. Whenever someone calls me by my name in a one-on-one situation I automatically think they are trying to make a point that they're extra serious or something.
[Edited 3/13/06 1:41am] If I use someone's name, it's usually cause I just met them and am using it so I remember it, or if I've known them a while, it's cause I like them, or like the sound of their name. I know I like to hear my name. It's silly, I suppose, but when the right guy says my name it gives me the shivers, makes me melt, all that. |
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CarrieMpls said: retina said: I find that fascinating (that in English speaking cultures, you use each other's names even when it's just the two of you). You sometimes say things like "I think you're right, Charlotte" or "Charlotte, I was thinking that...". In Sweden we very rarely do that. The other person knows his/her name and since there is no doubt who is being addressed, we simply use "you" ("du"/"ni") or no reference word at all in ninety-nine per cent of the cases. Whenever someone calls me by my name in a one-on-one situation I automatically think they are trying to make a point that they're extra serious or something.
[Edited 3/13/06 1:41am] If I use someone's name, it's usually cause I just met them and am using it so I remember it, or if I've known them a while, it's cause I like them, or like the sound of their name. I know I like to hear my name. It's silly, I suppose, but when the right guy says my name it gives me the shivers, makes me melt, all that. Cosign not silly at all!! | |
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I get called mummy and I havent even got any kids
just kidding! I would only want my children calling me mother, actually "dear mother, " My husband can call me "she who must be obeyed." | |
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parents: does it bother you when your partner calls you ...
We dont ... and YES it would bother me I think ( cant say for sure because we dont do that ) to each their own though  | |
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As a tot I started calling my parents by their first names so my parents started calling each other "mom" and "dad." They still do and I'm 32! Socks still got butt like a leather seat... | |
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That sounds really creepy and just plain wrong.  wrong wrong wrong all kinds of wrong-a-thon.
. . . . . . . . . . . WRONG!  | |
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I don't have kids, but that always bothered me. Not sexy at all. | |
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My cousin's second wife, whom he has no children with, refers to him as 'Daddy'.
That kinda creeps me out. No More Haters on the Internet. | |
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CarrieMpls said: retina said: I find that fascinating (that in English speaking cultures, you use each other's names even when it's just the two of you). You sometimes say things like "I think you're right, Charlotte" or "Charlotte, I was thinking that...". In Sweden we very rarely do that. The other person knows his/her name and since there is no doubt who is being addressed, we simply use "you" ("du"/"ni") or no reference word at all in ninety-nine per cent of the cases. Whenever someone calls me by my name in a one-on-one situation I automatically think they are trying to make a point that they're extra serious or something.
[Edited 3/13/06 1:41am] If I use someone's name, it's usually cause I just met them and am using it so I remember it, or if I've known them a while, it's cause I like them, or like the sound of their name. I know I like to hear my name. It's silly, I suppose, but when the right guy says my name it gives me the shivers, makes me melt, all that. Okay, Carrie. I understand what you're saying, Carrie.  | |
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evenstar3 said: Spats said: It looks bad.
Composed and proper at all times, are we?  95% of the time. I am not going to look like a couple of dogs during sacktime. | |
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Spats said: evenstar3 said: Composed and proper at all times, are we? 95% of the time. I am not going to look like a couple of dogs during sacktime. I dont know why, but I imagine you'd come up to her armpit. how tall are you? | |
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5'10 | |
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retina said: CarrieMpls said: If I use someone's name, it's usually cause I just met them and am using it so I remember it, or if I've known them a while, it's cause I like them, or like the sound of their name. I know I like to hear my name. It's silly, I suppose, but when the right guy says my name it gives me the shivers, makes me melt, all that. Okay, Carrie. I understand what you're saying, Carrie.  |
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Spats said: 5'1
I thought as much | |
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5'10 | |
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Spats said: 5'1
I saw it the first time. | |
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Which means your reply makes no sense. | |
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Spats said: Which means your reply makes no sense.
only if you've had a lobotomy? have you? | |
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How does saying I'm 5'1 make any sense? | |
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I like daddy talk in bed
Hey Charly, I have a story for you..... One time I hooked up with a brute of a guy. I like em masculine. So I'm here thinkin I'm bout to get my ass tore up. But he turned into a total chick in bed. But that's OK, cuz I can pitch when called to duty. So we are messing around and in the run up to his happy moment, he started practically squeeling. Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh and then when he reached his happy moment he said Mommy, mommy, mommy
My wiener shrunk instantly
Mommy and squirting should never mix! Unless you're trying to make her one  2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I like daddy talk in bed
Hey Charly, I have a story for you..... One time I hooked up with a brute of a guy. I like em masculine. So I'm here thinkin I'm bout to get my ass tore up. But he turned into a total chick in bed. But that's OK, cuz I can pitch when called to duty. So we are messing around and in the run up to his happy moment, he started practically squeeling. Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh and then when he reached his happy moment he said Mommy, mommy, mommy
My wiener shrunk instantly
Mommy and squirting should never mix! Unless you're trying to make her one Oh god mate that is fuckin' hilarious..... | |
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Spats said: How does saying I'm 5'1 make any sense?
because   She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I like daddy talk in bed
Hey Charly, I have a story for you..... One time I hooked up with a brute of a guy. I like em masculine. So I'm here thinkin I'm bout to get my ass tore up. But he turned into a total chick in bed. But that's OK, cuz I can pitch when called to duty. So we are messing around and in the run up to his happy moment, he started practically squeeling. Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh and then when he reached his happy moment he said Mommy, mommy, mommy
My wiener shrunk instantly
Mommy and squirting should never mix! Unless you're trying to make her one omg | |
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Spats said: evenstar3 said: Composed and proper at all times, are we? 95% of the time. I am not going to look like a couple of dogs during sacktime. If you're worried about looking cool then something tells me you're not so fantastic.  | |
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i was quite old before i realized my mother even had a first name!
they just celebrated their 52nd and they have been parents for all but the first few months so i guess it's a hard habit to break but i don't wanna know what they call each other in bed  She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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Spats said: How does saying I'm 5'1 make any sense?
Because then you would only be as tall as Paris's armpit as I stated earlier Keany. | |
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My wife and I only refer to each other in Mommy/Daddy terms when talking to the kid.
I don't mind some chatter. Maybe you get away with Rick James "GIVE IT TO ME BABY!"Nothing wrong with that. | |
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