"Cute" Names

[Samwhore]

Alright, we all have that name we call our significant other, wether it be baby, sweetheart, babe or something else.

It's just that I absolutely hate cutsey names. They make my insides curdle.

Samwhore Reviewed by Samwhore on 04-26-2007. "Cute" Names Alright, we all have that name we call our significant other, wether it be baby, sweetheart, babe or something else. It's just that I absolutely hate cutsey names. They make my insides curdle. Rating: 5

[birdgirl73]

I call my dogs cute names! And I call my husband Doobie. Does that count? Does that make your insides curdle?

I tend to get churned about other, heavier stuff than cutesy names. I use them on others, and they're welcome to use them on me if they want.

[Samwhore]

Well, I've been faced with some really cheesey cute names, and yes, they all make my insides curdle, it's just like, "Hello, I have a name."

[Scarlet Sky]

aww, c'mon sammy-poo, sweetsypie

[Samwhore]

*Shudders.*

[birdgirl73]

The names I use on folks are only on people I know really well and vice versa. I rarely have mere acquaintances use such names on me.

I generally make some sort of play or alteration to people's existing names. Dave (Davy) easily converts to Doobie, for instance. Our son, who has a slightly different version of his father's name, has gone by "Sonny" his entire life. Those are more nicknames than cutesy names, I'd say.

[Skink]

Um??? what kind of poll is this???

I would hate being called a cute name in public,,,Um,,,I guess you can call me StudMuffin tho...

[Scarlet Sky]

Um??? what kind of poll is this???

I would hate being called a cute name in public,,,Um,,,I guess you can call me StudMuffin tho...

fuk that, you are skinkypoo, now and forever

[slipknotpsycho]

the names engraved on our rings are babysnookums and pookiebear...

i guess it's painfully obvious who's who o.0

(i voted both hate options...)

[birdgirl73]

Well, Slip, is it OK, then, if I begin to refer to you as PookieBear? I'm going to find it hard to forget that name . . . .