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@Becfromthedead group
I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"
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@requiemisback language
^^^^^ i second this
@ghosthugs__
I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"
Y E S
@The-Magician group
Can someone explain this to me??
@Becfromthedead group
Which part?
@The-Magician group
I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"
What does this mean??
@spacebluelily language
I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"
What does this mean??
a humorous or affectionate way of referring to a person's husband.
@The-Magician group
So why no rights?
@Becfromthedead group
Oh, is "hubby" like an American term???
Anyway, it's basically just a shortened way of saying "husband," but it's not cute, and a lot of middle aged straight white women use the term. For being an affectionate term, it feels really insincere and forced, and it just sounds bad.
@spacebluelily language
I don't actually know if it's an American term or not.
@Becfromthedead group
It might mainly be, but who knows?
It's also not a direct address. Like you don't call someone hubby to their face, but you use the word while talking about them to other people and I think that's weird and defeats the purpose of a term of endearment.
@The-Magician group
Yes ‘hubby’ is very much an American term compared to what we say over here.
Thanks for clearing that up, but the no rights thing still confuses me
@Becfromthedead group
Idk how to explain it, mainly just us seriously despising the term and being dramatic about it ig.
@berlioz
Yes ‘hubby’ is very much an American term compared to what we say over here.
Thanks for clearing that up, but the no rights thing still confuses me
what annoying pet names are across the pond
@berlioz
Yes to the hubby thing but also for men who say wifey (waifu is acceptable I guess)
@Becfromthedead group
(Asajdkd my SO calls me wifey on rare occassion but I will make an exception for them because they're cute enough to say it with out me taking them tf out. And we're not married so it's infinitely funnier.)
@berlioz
(lol fine but once you're married they better knock it off)
@larcenistarsonist group
My dad only ever calls my mom "wife" not like in s commanding way or anything it's just I rarely hear him call her by any other name.
@ravens
thats fuckin weird
@Becfromthedead group
My parents refer to each other as "your mom" and "your dad" when talking to my brother and me about each other. 😬
They hate each other so it's not surprising.
@larcenistarsonist group
Are they still together or divorced?
@Becfromthedead group
Still together :')
They live in separate bedrooms though
@larcenistarsonist group
Oh.. that sucks
Parents are weird.
My dad rattled on and on last night about how Joe Biden was a "puppet president" yeah…. Hes not that conservative, he can be liberal when it comes to most topics (human rights and such) but he hates chaos and Gen Z aha… He's Gen X
@Becfromthedead group
Yeah, I think it's a staying together for the kids situation and I'm just like "I WANT y'all to split. For the love of god, please split."
It's kind of one of the roots of a lot of my mental health issues because it's been such a hostile environment.
And oof, ouch. I don't love Biden, but some people act like he's the worst when he's really not
@The-Magician group
Yes ‘hubby’ is very much an American term compared to what we say over here.
Thanks for clearing that up, but the no rights thing still confuses mewhat annoying pet names are across the pond
Sugar, pumpkin, bae, sweetie, boo, hun, doll/dollface, babycakes, pudding/puddin, cherrypie, duck, love/luv, pet, bunny