Use of pet names

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    iloveadambryan_t

    Sun Oct 05 2008

    I need a pet name for me and my boyfriend! With my ex he called me snuggle bunny and I called him teddy bear. Now I have no idea what to use with my new boyfriend. We are getting engaged in feburary. He means more to me than anyone in the world. Can anyone help me. I want something cute like snuggle bunny and teddy bear, but something not to mushy and gross. u know? [email protected] if you think of anything let me know pleaseee. i call him babe or baby and thats what he calls me now, but we both like pet names and can't think of anything that cute :(

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    irishgit

    Mon May 12 2008

    Depends on the pet name.If she calls you something like "Snookums" it might indicate a case of terminal cuteness.While "F***ing Rat Bastard" probably indicates that its time to get the hell out of Dodge.And if she comes out of the bedroom in leather and stilletto boots, holding whip in one hand and oreder you to put on a dog-collar and leash while calling you "Rover," I'll let you choose for yourself.

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    numbah16tdhaha

    Mon May 12 2008

    I've got names for everyone.UPDATE: An ex of mine called me "Moose." I'm 165 pounds right now and at the time I weighed less than that, so you do the math and figure out what she was talking about, heh heh...

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    vannessa07

    Sun Aug 19 2007

    Pet names are just pet names!!! Atleast we had names b4 any relationship started!

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    bustindustin

    Mon Aug 13 2007

    Sometimes this just comes naturally after a while.  My girlfriend and I always call each other "babe" or "baby".  A lot of couples do.

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    andy5b3c

    Sat Mar 31 2007

    I call my boyfriend Muffin and he calls me Pumpkin but i guess i started callin him Muffin so often that my mom now calls him muffin unconciously ofcourse but regardless still very ackward,i'm in da process of changing his nickname though..picked up puddin for awhile but he thinks it has too much of a parent to child ring to it but hey your're not supposed to like your nickname

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    vudija

    Thu Mar 22 2007

    Might be a sign for some, but a lot of people end up making names a week in...or...they were already friends first and the nicknames just tranferred to the new relationship.

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    victor83

    Thu Mar 22 2007

    Like...."my little fart blossom"?

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    dumbblondecowg_irl

    Mon Mar 20 2006

    Once upon a time I had a real name.....now he just calls me Babydoll.

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    zuchinibut

    Tue Jan 24 2006

    I think you can have pet names with somebody you just flirt with and have no thoughts of having a relationship with. Pet names are an ordinary part of how people show affection and aren't such a big deal to me.

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    dapetey

    Thu Sep 16 2004

    This is usually a positive sign. Just make sure it isn't Uncle Stinky or Cheap Bastard

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    blanconino

    Thu Aug 26 2004

    Not really. I'm sure people with fetishes who hire prostitutes ask the hookers to call them certain names or whatnot. It's just something that turns some people on. It doesn't mean anything.

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    andrewscott

    Fri May 21 2004

    Just as long as it isn't Rover or Fluffy.

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    jmj310

    Thu May 13 2004

    I guess it all depends on the kind of and degree of pet names used. My boyfriend is particularly fond of pet names such as 'sweetie poo' and 'pumpkin buns.'

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    kamylienne

    Thu May 13 2004

    Yeah, kind of a big next level thing--I admit that I call my husband cuteness or baby or other variations of those on occasion (but I won't tell you what he calls me, on account of it being embarrassing).

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    diamonddavid

    Wed May 12 2004

    Forget sharing your bank account. When your girlfriend calls you Superman, you know you've hit the next level.

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    swangmaster8

    Wed May 12 2004

    They are alright just as long as they don't turn violent.

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    abichara

    Wed May 12 2004

    Depends on the relationship. Some couples are more affectionate with each other. Usually it starts out with sweetie or baby and it builds from there as you start getting to know each other. I wouldn't suggest steamed dumpling however.

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    sperryc

    Tue May 11 2004

    This is a level I don't really want ANY relationship of mine to get to.

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    scarletfeather

    Tue May 11 2004

    I think pet names are great. When you're in love you feel tender towards your lover and want to baby him. In fact, my ex and I used to call each other-well, I'd better not say.