Calling someone "sweetheart" in a work environment? (1 Viewer)

[stbugs]

Living down in NC for a while now and it is pretty common. The place I get my haircut has some very nice looking younger ladies. Yes, that is one of the reasons I go there. I made an appointment a few weeks ago and the receptionist said sweetie a few times and in her southern accent (and knowing what she looked like) it was very nice. I wholeheartedly support the use for southern ladies and agree with above that when a man says it, there is nothing but creepiness.

Not sure if Omaha, NE is considered southern?

She also <> the young ladies at this place, so I agree that it isn't as enjoyable coming from a Nebraskan Broom Hilda.

 

[D in the D]

I prefer to use "toots".

"yummybritches" down ?

 

[trogg78]

I have used sweetheart. My work wife calls me sunshine.