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Skilpadde
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09 Apr 2017, 2:08 pm

IstominFan wrote:
Used properly, these terms convey respect. I think it's better than being called "honey," or something similar, because these tend to put down people in some contexts.
Yeah, I definitely agree. I don't like it when strangers use words that should be terms of endearment. I know it's just how some people refer to customers, but it made me feel a bit uncomfortable when clerks said honey or love when I visited the US and UK. One clerk called me mate, I was more okay with that, at least it's less intimate than honey/love.


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