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Sweetness: Simple and straightforward nick to tell him that you find him sweet and adorable. Cowboy, Lovebug, or Mon petit ami i call him cowboy and he loves to call me star or his star. Snuggleable — one with whom you want to snuggle with, cuddle, love.

Icing: To you he is like the icing on a cake. My Drug — someone who is addictive; someone you need every moment. Dougykins when you're jsut playing around trying to make him laugh or it can be a casual...



What do you call your husband? Whatever the name might be, let it be a mutual decision. To address someone, to call out to someone, to speak of someone and so on. Well, not every wife calls her husband by his name. A recent real-life incident had me thinking. In Telugu, this is the word used by a wife to address her husband. A word that signifies respect and one that women use, to avoid calling the husband by his real name! However, the husband, a much-embarrassed man is trying to make us all call him by his real name, which no one can remember. In those days, the wife never called her husband by his real name. In that era, in fact, a lot of women in Maharashtra did not address each other by simply their name. I always assumed women of my age called out to their husbands by their names. I call my husband by all sorts of nicknames and pet names which my grandmothers would never approve of. I call my husband by all sorts of nicknames and pet names which my grandmothers would never approve of. So, recent conversations with some of my friends and acquaintances, many 10 years younger than me, brought up some very interesting and shocking facts. Words that are meant to show respect for the man, the husband. Does the husband have a similar word for the wife? Something that denotes mutual respect? As if rolling his name off her tongue would end in some kind of catastrophe. Pray tell me, what is a name for, in that case and why is everyone else, except the wife allowed to use the name? Pray tell me, what is a name for, in that case and why is everyone else, except the wife allowed to use the name? Yes, in a lot of families, calling the husband by his name in public and, probably, in private is just not acceptable. Parents-in-law frown and forbid it. Parents of the woman, too, second this view. What chance does the woman have when everything is loaded against her? Of course, there are many husbands who love this show of veneration, enjoying this display of reverence and subservient stance taken by the wife. While some leave it to the preference of the wife, others demand being called by these euphemistic names and insist on being addressed in the plural, especially in front of relatives and friends. We have the in our lives. What we call our spouse is or should be a personal preference. What is not alright is when the respect is not mutual. Your husband demands respect because he is older than you as if being born earlier makes him superior to you. But in return, do you get addressed by a similar title that designates respect? What about your own respect? Why is it that you are called merely by your real name and not crowned by a prefix or suffix to enhance your worth? Many quote tradition to enforce addressing the husband by a synonym. But the choice cannot be enforced and one cannot be intimidated into making it, using tradition and other male-centric institutions as an excuse. The fun began when there equal number of women who were doctors. Anyway I refer my husband complimentary and no complimentary nomenclature depending on my the phase of the hormonal cycle, The roots for this custom lie in patriarchy. By denying a woman her right to address her husband by his name, immediately puts her in place inferior to him, his parents and other elders in his family. Patriarchy evolved over decades,and sadly many millions of women decided to accept it and endorse it. That they take recourse to hypocrisy,falsehood and at times outright criminality is no surprise.

I cal my b. Brown eyes — calm and hard to anger. We both ring the book and the movie!!. Kissy Bear he just came up with it one day and now its one of the nicknames we use for one. He just made it up one day. It shows compassion and that you really care about that you are a met boyfriend.