If you have one. What do they call you? I don't like being called "honey." It's a classic but it's too dainty for my tastes. Me and mine often call each other "you" or "sexy" or occasionally "love." My favorite to use is "Mister Frisky" but it's sort of situationally dependent. I'm kind of looking for one to settle on. My parents call each other "chum," and I like it, but I try to take as few cues from them as possible.
shareSkitter, or cat. She's a cat. Sometimes I just call her "What?" when she keeps asking me for something that I can't understand.
shareI like Skitter. Even for a human that could work
shareHere is an older photo of her, although she looks basically the same: https://www.flickr.com/photos/johnferenz/7266376382/
share🎶You may say im a Skitter
But im not the only one
I hope some day you'll join us
And the the world can play with yarn✊🏼🎤😮
I have a nephew whose name is Skeeter. As in, his given name.
shareLike the character on Doug, don't know if that was his given name though
shareMy sister was a bit of a flake. Not sure why she didn't give him a "normal" name and use Skeeter as a nickname. The girls name she had picked out was Coco Therese.
(I've never seen Doug.)
An Animated Nickelodeon show from the 90s. Pretty good and Doug's best friend was Skeeter, his love interest was Patty Mayonnaise
shareAh, now I remember it. I think my children watched it occasionally.
shareAlice,stop calling me Alice
shareSurely you can fix the garage door, so I told her, don't call me Shirley
shareThis is old fashioned but there's always "Darling" or "Dear". There's also the British slang "Ducky" which means the same thing. Don't forget "sweet baboo" from 'Charlie Brown'.
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