Pet names?!?!

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  • @WestsideMarc

    When a cuddler calls me hun, babe or sweetie right off the bat that’s a red flag for me.

    To many that would be a green light, rather than a red flag.

  • I don’t mind pet names, even when the pro was calling me daddy I was like ok red flag but I can deal with it but then when she said I love you I was like ok BRAKES!!!!!!

  • edited August 2024

    @Sooson Seemingly so, but again operative phrase “just not right off the bat”. Usually it’s nice to build up to a pet name through some shared experience, rapport or chemistry first. Not a deal breaker mind you, but to me it just comes off a little shallow and insincere. And with cuddling we’re all looking for pathways to connectivity, not red flags of distance.

    And @Morpheus — Actually I just got a message from a pro that called me “my love”. Sorta dilutes the meaning of it IMO.——

    (But I’d much rather see that than the countless profiles of women sticking out their tongues - that one is a big turn off to me. I even wrote a post on it called “why the tongue”? But I don’t wanna hijack this thread so let’s not go there, here).

  • @WestsideMarc posted: "When a cuddler calls me hun, babe or sweetie right off the bat that’s a red flag for me."

    @Sooson posted: "To many that would be a green light, rather than a red flag."

    That's exactly why they do it.

    As I mentioned earlier, those types of Pro's are likely using these tactics to establish a sense of closeness when it isn't there, to stroke the ego, and to flirt just enough, but not too much. They know what they're doing. They're not all southern waitresses. 😉

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

    🫂 Enthusiast 🌄 Travel Fiend 🐄 Animal Lover

  • [Deleted User]gem7 (deleted user)

    My pet name is Poopsie..

  • @gem7

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

    🫂 Enthusiast 🌄 Travel Fiend 🐄 Animal Lover

  • [Deleted User]gem7 (deleted user)

    @SunsetSnuggles That is a good one.

  • Sitting here thinking of all the little old ladies that called everybody "baby" and "sweetheart" in church back when I was a child. They would for sure find themselves in trouble based on what I'm reading here today. They would atleast follow it up with a "bless your heart".

  • @Scorpian
    There are absolutely areas and cultures where that is the norm, and it's 100% platonic.
    20-year-old models from Vegas are not that demographic. 😆 Context makes the difference, here.

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

    🫂 Enthusiast 🌄 Travel Fiend 🐄 Animal Lover

  • edited August 2024

    I definitely DO have names for my pets!! 😜 (Edited to add that this is only funny if you look at who my pets are in my profile) 😅

    In this instance tho.... @SunsetSnuggles and @Hoodiesnuggles are on the nose 🎯💯 Pet names used by complete strangers are an attempt to create intimacy and familiarity where there is none 🤷‍♀️ Also, the sexy names are just plain creepy like @Sheena123 said....ICK 😣

    If someone uses my screen name as a nickname....that's totally fine! 🦊 I picked it after all 🤗

  • RED FLAG FOR SURE!! ANYTHING that makes you feel even a little uncomfortable- BLOCK! Follow your instincts!!!

  • While I use pet names very rarely, and only with people I know well, I don't mind others using them with me.

    I've lost count of the number of 20- or 30-something year old waitresses who call me "hun", or "sweetheart". I think it's endearing; sweet; friendly...

    I've even had two or three cuddlers from this site say that to me during our initial session.

    I'm not threatened by it, nor do I think there is necessarily some dark, ulterior motive in using pet names.

    But I also don't come from a bubblewrap-centric world.

  • I don't care for pet names from people I don't know or barely know.

  • I don't get uncomfortable, i figure it is one of two things when I get it here

    1) that's just how they write
    2) a pro uses it to establish a sense of closeness or connection.

    My response tone to everyone is the same so it makes no difference to me.

  • I used to call the women I know babe, if we were close. It became so ingrained that when one of my friends/co-workers introduced me to a friend of hers, I called her babe at one point. We were having great conversation and I at least though we clicked, but she left before I could get her number .

    I asked my friend what happened, and she said calling her babe was too much. To this day I don't remember saying that, but again, it was 'normal' for me to do it. I am more conscientious now days, but I wonder if I still call some of my friends babe without even noticing it.

  • I came to this thread literally thinking people were talking about the names of their animals pets. 🤦🏼‍♂️Lol

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