How to make someone feel good?
"Terms of endearment"?
For men - 'Hello big boy, tarzan, etc.'
For women - 'Sweetie, darling, sugarplum, etc.'
Any other terms to add to the collection so I can use them as and when deemed necessary?
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1. Sweetie Pie or Sweetie (variation for Sweetheart)
2. Love or Loves
3. Babes or Baby
4. Peanut
5. Bro/Brad or Sis (as in sibling)
6. Beauty (even if she's not)
7. Dear
8. Darl ( for Darling)
9. Ni or Hon (short for Honey)
10. Heart (short for Sweetheart)
11. Prince or Princess
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In our family we have the following nicknames/ pet names which are used affectionately:
Dumpling, KnottyHead, Princess, LooLoo, Lassie, Sweet Britches, Sassy, Kitten, & Pumpkin, PootNanny (to name a few).
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