Names Of Love

[JohnnyGringo]

I sometimes refer to Amy, the love of my life, as The Law, and I have been known to call my sons Dude, and Bud or Buddie.

 

[hepkitten]

We took our cue from the Tim Roth-Amanda Plummer couple in Pulp Fiction. I'm Lemon Pie. He's HunnyBunny.

 

[Barbigirl]

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There are lot, but My Darling Sugarman stands at the forefront even if I don't say it outloud often.

My dad used to affectionately refer to this three daughters as The Doodahs and he has called always called my daughter Caroline - CarolinaDinah
Sometimes I call her Carebaby

My older daughter gets to hear Emmydondon, or Emilita often.

Usually, I affectionately refer to my girls as My Dumb Babies.
There is a whole long story behind that one, but assuredly there is nothing derogatory ment or taken.

 

[Lefty]

For the most part, Mrs. Lefty and I refer to each other as honey, baby, or babe, but there are hundreds and hundreds of terms that have come, gone, or evolved to such an extent that it's difficult to trace their origins. We dated for 9 years before getting married 4 years ago, so we've got a pretty big list.

A simple one is "pants". It doesn't sound very affectionate, but it comes from cutie pants (yes, we're extremely sappy, but not in public). Another is pronounced "two-ee", which comes from "two shoes", which comes from "little two shoes", which is probably from "goodie two shoes", and who knows why that would have been a starting point.

So, if you ever meet us, you won't have to wonder why one of us is being called pants and the other two-ee. You'll know that a rose called two-ee would smell as sweet.

 

[Miss_Bella_Hell]

We have three.

The default is baby. There's also Stupid. The third is impolite, and would get deleted if I posted it here. lol

 

[Lefty]

We used to have a cat who always seemed to have some litter stuck to her paws. Though she also had hundreds of names, the litter led to poop-toes. If one of us is being mean for no good reason, the other says "stop being so poop-toes."

 

[grey ghost]

I tend to call my dogs scoob............................

My buddies when growing up called everyone skippy, more of a derrogatory remark as busting on one another.............

 

[Classydame]

My ex-husband, a very long time ago, used to call me puddin'. I have always loved that endearment.

Usually, I use dear, babe, kiddo and when my son was little, munchkin.

 

[pretty faythe]

Sissys Rock!

I call my sissy that too. I love Sissy!

 

[nice hat dude!]

I call the wife "Boss" not that she's all that bossy she's just one of those take charge types.Must have something to do with the horse addiction?

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Debroy Somers Band -- You Sweet So And So (1928)
vocal by Jack Buchanan

[video=youtube;f0K5_2nm_Kk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0K5_2nm_Kk[/video]

You'll fall in love with the modern Galahad
Deep in his heart he'll extol you
But I am only a simple sort of lad
I have no pet names to call you
But now I bought thesaurus
And there I found a few
I'll sing a little chorus
Of pet names meant for you

You darling, you ducky
You sweet so and so
You sweet thing, you neat thing
You set me aglow
My fun girl, my blonde girl
My sweet this and that
Without you my life would be flat
I've lots of other names for your attention
And one or two I daren't even mention
My Venus, my goddess, Let me be your beau
And you'll be my sweet so and so

My baby, my maybe, my sweet so-and-so!
My jazz queen, my has-been, you set me aglow!
Oh, Mammy! Oh, damme! Take care what you're at--
You're making my heart pit-a-pat.
We'll join the noble army of smallholders
And build a love nest by the Green that Golders.
Tallulah! Hallelujah! In time I may grow;
Let me be your sweet so-and-so.

 

[randooch]

For the most part, Mrs. Lefty and I refer to each other as honey, baby, or babe, but there are hundreds and hundreds of terms that have come, gone, or evolved to such an extent that it's difficult to trace their origins. We dated for 9 years before getting married 4 years ago, so we've got a pretty big list.

A simple one is "pants". It doesn't sound very affectionate, but it comes from cutie pants (yes, we're extremely sappy, but not in public). Another is pronounced "two-ee", which comes from "two shoes", which comes from "little two shoes", which is probably from "goodie two shoes", and who knows why that would have been a starting point.

So, if you ever meet us, you won't have to wonder why one of us is being called pants and the other two-ee. You'll know that a rose called two-ee would smell as sweet.

I miss Lefty. He wrote well and knew how to punctuate.

Wherefore art thou, Lefty?

 

[LoveMyHats2]

Names of Love, you say? Hummm......Can't share all the secrets to success, now can I? How about...," I will show you the money"! (Just teasing).....Pookie! That is it. Plain. Simple. Pookie.

 

[1961MJS]

Hi

We have an annoying commercial here in OKC where the guy calls into a radio show complaining about his girlfriend's nickname for him: "Snuggle-muffin". He's advised to start calling her "Thunder-chunky". If I had a nickname of "Snuggle-muffin", "Thunder-chunky" would be a step up from what I'd be saying. Yech!

Later

 

[nice hat dude!]

+ 1 Mike

 

[nice hat dude!]

Just thought it would be appropriate for this thread and also start the New Year on a good note.

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[Grant Fan]

I call my husband "handsome" it came from when we were dating and he was stationed in Japan, is used to address my emails to him as Mr. Handsome Pants, it evolved into handsome. I also call him "love" " big man" and "gigantor". He calls me "kiddo", " hot stuff" , and "pewee" mostly because I am so much smaller than him

 

[rue]

Nicknames for me: Mostly Baby-doll, doll, love and pretty lady, but also Baby, Be-be, Babe, Doll baby, My Love, Lover, beautiful.

For him: Baby, Darlin', Sweetie, sweetheart, but mostly I call him by his first name, because I like it

 

[SHOWSOMECLASS]

My buddy at work Larry, referred to his his girlfriend as, "Miss Grumples". Time and time again he said, if he lived to the age of fifty, he would marry her for putting up w/ him. The rest is a sad story. He never married his "Miss Grumples" and I miss my friend dearly. Larry died in his 40's.
R.I.P. my brother.

 

[ortega76]

I call my wife "Pants" because she always refers to people as "Grumpy Pants" or the like. I also call her "Cutie Bootie".

I refer to my daughter as "Beeg" which grew from calling her "Baby Girl" or "B.G."

My wife calls me "Monkey", because I do darn good monkey imitation.