Let's just take a moment to reflect over how creepy it is that "baby" is considered a sexy nickname in the English language.
What are some terms of endearment in your country? Common, funny, creepy whatever
Swedish ones:
>sweetnose
>cracker (pick up line: "sup' cracker, standing here crumbling?")
>old woman (literally, but translates to sweetheart)
hey baby you lookin for a big daddy bear?
In dutch "kankerhoer", which basically means "cancerwhore" but somehow girls like it when you call them that and it's used as a term of endearment
YOU AND ME
BABY ME
NOTHING BUT MAMMALS
SO LET'S DO IT LIKE THEY DO ON THE DISCOVERY CHANNEL
I prefer baby over babe
>>53360907
>creepy
Nice spook
>>53360907
>cracker (pick up line: "sup' cracker, standing here crumbling?")
das raciss doe
>>53360907
>baby
Implies a desire to protect that person to the extent of your abilities, as you would an infant
>Sweetnose, cracker, old woman
???
How is baby creepy exactly?
>>53360980
Here, niggers casually call their women "ho", which is the ebonicized version of "whore".
>>53361688
>t. never met a black person
>>53361716
t. never lived around niggers
It's true, redditor. As of the past few years, they've also started using "thot", which is literally "that ho over there".
>>53360907
>kexet
into the trash it goes
The common ones are bunny (both sexes), kitty (both sexes) and sunny (both sexes).
>>53360907
We use old woman too, its usually only married couples though.
We say kindness, little one (only to women), my love, and more that are localized and I just don't know because no gf.
>>53360907
I call my wife kid or kiddo in the "here's lookin' at you, kid" way. Baby has never struck me as weird, just personally unappealing (especially babe).
The really freaky English ones are from the 70s; little sister and hot mama.
Gross and oddly specific.
>>53360907
>sup' cracker, standing here crumbling
Dios mio...
>>53360954
I unironically like saying daddy but am scared to cause its considered creepy by a lot of people
> Schatz (treasure)
> Hase (rabbit)
> Maus (mouse)
> Spatz (sparrow)
>>53362178
>Hola amabilidad, siempre te he querido como a mis monas chinas
>mon coeur
My heart
>mon/ma chéri(e)/ chéri(e)
My cherished one
>ma puce
My flea (yeah sounds better in French) used for girls and women
>doudou
Cuddletoy
Tons of others desu I'm too lazy to list em all
>>53360907
adorable creature
>>53362993
Cariño...
>>53362925
I'd be a bit weirded out if someone asked me if they wanted to be my daddy/mommy.
