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    #1

    Do you and your SO have nicknames for each other??

    What kind of nicknames do you and your SO have?

    I haven't find one for him yet... but we just started our LDR... I just call him baby, sweetheart, babe, darling, angel, pretty boy, sexy boy... pretty common nicknames I guess... he's given me a few, he says he's trying to find one that suits me, and so far he's called me bunny, cocotte (apparently it's something like darling or honey in french), pine cone (my exact first thought was WTF?? but I do love pine cones so i think it's sweet), pupusa (it's a traditional dish from El Salvador... he's kinda crazy...), lasagna eater, and the regular nicknames like baby girl, dear, etc...

    Ok, now I want to know some of yours...

    “Laughing like children, living like lovers, rolling like thunder under the covers”
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    #2
    well i give her an english name , "Chloe "
    and she gives me a swedish name "Sven "
    but other then that cutie , wifey xD " Baby Cakes "
    and pretty much similar to what you said

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      #3
      Just a disclaimer: My SO and I are really weird.

      My SO calls me manama. I call him badaba. I have no idea how this started. But it's continued for about 2 years.... so there must be a reason.

      See? Weird.

      Became a couple: March 17th, 2010
      Started our college long distance relationship: August 2011
      Surprise engagement in Disneyworld! : March 22nd, 2013
      Closed the distance: May 2nd, 2014
      Became his wife and started our happily ever after!: May 17th, 2014

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        #4
        I am 'bub'

        Her nephew also calls me bub. It is quite cute to be honest.

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          #5
          I forgot to mention my favorite ones... I call him papi and he calls me mami... and I call him Mr. *Insert his las name here* and he calls me Mrs. *Insert HIS last name here*


          “Laughing like children, living like lovers, rolling like thunder under the covers”

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            #6
            He calls me: babe, baby and hun And in Dutch he says schatje (baby/cuty/love) and lieverd (darling/love)..

            I always call him lieverd, and sometimes schatje..
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            \\ When I was 5 years old, my mom always told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down “happy.” //
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              #7
              He calls me baby, babe, and boo boo bear. xD I have no idea how it got started but it makes me giggle everytime he does it. He loves saying it as well. But my personal favorite which he only uses when he's being really sentimental is angel.
              Then I call him babe, sweetheart, and sometimes, very rarely, boo.

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              Originally posted by Manoek View Post
              He calls me: babe, baby and hun And in Dutch he says schatje (baby/cuty/love) and lieverd (darling/love)..

              I always call him lieverd, and sometimes schatje..
              How do you pronounce those?

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                #8
                We call each other "my love" and "mi amor". I call him "sweetie" in texts sometimes.

                "Do I love you? My God, if your love were a grain of sand, mine would be a universe of beaches."

                Like a drum, my heart never stops beating for you.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by usmcgirl View Post
                  How do you pronounce those?
                  My exact same question

                  “Laughing like children, living like lovers, rolling like thunder under the covers”

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by alesitag View Post
                    cocotte (apparently it's something like darling or honey in french)
                    "Cocotte" is such a funny word. It actually is an older slang term for 'prostitute', but it really can be used as anything from a term of endearment to a really pejorative slur. A guy once called me "cocotte" on the métro and my boss at my internship was quite shocked, but my SO told me that lately it's been recycled as a pet name.

                    Me and JP's lists of nicknames for each other are exhaustive and embarrassing When we first started dating, he called me 'skittlepop' (I have no idea where that came from), and eventually he sort of Verlan-ized it to 'popsicle', and now we add the -sicle ending to everything (lovesicle, méchantsicle, sleepysicle, croquesicle). I started calling him 'monsieur croque monsieur' because he likes croque monsieurs, and that evolved to 'professeur croque professeur' because he's an assistant professor. He calls me 'croque madame'. Also, I think deriving from that, we've both started to call each other 'croc-croc,' which is a French onomatopoeia for nibbling or biting, sort of similar to 'om nom nom' in English. And then there are times where we create Frankensteins of these, like 'monsieur croc-croc sleepsicles' or 'madame skittle lovesicles". 'Bébé croc' is reserved for when one of us is really upset or feeling extra sentimental.

                    We're special, aren't we?

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                      #11
                      hahaha ok, I'm definitely telling him to forget about "cocotte" hahaha...

                      “Laughing like children, living like lovers, rolling like thunder under the covers”

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                        #12
                        Online I always greet him 'Hi Honey' and I will call him 'Dear Man', or 'Sweetie' (Thanks to Riversong from Doctor Who).
                        Online he calls me 'Dear' or 'Sweet Cheeks' on occasion, usually with a note of sarcasm attached.
                        In text and in person I will call him 'Skippy' when we are teasing with sarcasm.. and he calls me 'Skip' or 'Skippy' back.
                        In person I call him 'E' (short for Ian) and I call him 'Honey' but I try not to do it in public.
                        He calls me 'Chelle' (short for Michelle) occasionally, and 'Cheek' or 'Cheeky' at home.

                        Everything I know, and anywhere I go, It gets hard but it won't take away my love,
                        And when the last one falls, when it's all said and done, It gets hard but it won't take away my love

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                          #13
                          Whenever I greet her, it's always "sweetheart," and when we leave for the night, it's "good night, princess."
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                            #14
                            Absolutely NO "babe" for either of us! We feel like it's way too overused nowadays (by young teens especially). Sometimes when we accidentally cut off "baby," one of us always responds with, "Uh...what did you call me?" We're weird I guess :P

                            He likes to call me "gooberhead." I guess I was doing something dorky and cute and he called me "goober" and it stuck. It makes my family laugh when they hear him calling me that.
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                              #15
                              He calls me "butthead".... I don't know why but I can't get him to stop. haha.

                              I call him really lame names (babe, booboo) that I wish I didn't but I can't seem to find anything fitting for him that I feel comfortable saying out loud, for him or anyone else to hear. If I don't want to use anything I'll just call him by his full name.

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