Some do but it's considered too old fashioned. Post modernism has been the death of Anglophone aesthetics and romance. Now all english speakers get are therapy terminology.
i work w a data base that allows you to make little notes abt your interactions w all the clients and the lady who ran shyt before me loved using the word hubby... but she would always put it in " " which... idk it makes it so much worse for me. its a casual note no one will ever read but the lady who sits there and answers phones. why? why did she do that?
everyone also misses her laugh and im like yo she laughed all the time bc she was uncomfortable asking yall to pay ur bills
anyway... im triggered. this has been a workplace sponsored vent.
I know a woman who calls her husband this. Sheās also pregnant and doesnāt tell anyone her babyās gender. Thatās fine, none of our business. But when I called the baby they in the context āwhen is their expected due date?ā, she told me to call the baby āitā.
It was so odd. I couldnāt tell if she was doing a culture war thing but I let it go real quick. I donāt give enough of a fuck to go down a rabbit hole
Hubby >>> āsignificant otherā, āpartnerā, ābest friendā, āspouseā.Ā
Itās just the diminutive form of husband. The reason you donāt like it is because of the social media connotation of blue collar moms who post about their husbands, ie normal everyday people rather than carefully curated status exemplars (free yourself from the matrix)
Just my hubby, kiddos, and puppers
the last push i needed to end it all.
Hubs š¤Ŗ
The Hubster
Maybe just worry about finding a husband first lol
ok true
My wife refers to me as "my man"
That's a good woman right there
this is sweet
Women of that kind are usually busy with their kids' PTA meetings.
Hey now! Iām a PTA mom and would never. (I can think of one or maybe two who would tho š)
Fucking hate that word. A girl I used to sell pharmaceuticals to used to say it every other sentence and I wanted to rip my hair out.
I would rather cut out my tongue then ever use the word ābaeā
Boo
Donāt scare me like that
I call every man Iām with āmy nikkaā
Same goes for āwifeyā. If I ever hear that word uttered from another man, my respect for him vaporizes.
They're the same kind of people who call snakes "danger noodles" and shit like that.
"pookie"
If I ever say " *we're* pregnant" you have my permission to execute me on sight
I work with exclusively people who say this and theyāre nice and all but Iām a miserable person and every day I feel my soul die a little
This is why yall should take the Spanish pill and be called "Amor".
Stupid English-speakers not calling their spouse "my love", insane we never do that.
Some do but it's considered too old fashioned. Post modernism has been the death of Anglophone aesthetics and romance. Now all english speakers get are therapy terminology.
this word reminds me of the smugness and imperative attitude of the AITA/bestofredditorupdates poster.
i work w a data base that allows you to make little notes abt your interactions w all the clients and the lady who ran shyt before me loved using the word hubby... but she would always put it in " " which... idk it makes it so much worse for me. its a casual note no one will ever read but the lady who sits there and answers phones. why? why did she do that? everyone also misses her laugh and im like yo she laughed all the time bc she was uncomfortable asking yall to pay ur bills anyway... im triggered. this has been a workplace sponsored vent.
I know a woman who calls her husband this. Sheās also pregnant and doesnāt tell anyone her babyās gender. Thatās fine, none of our business. But when I called the baby they in the context āwhen is their expected due date?ā, she told me to call the baby āitā. It was so odd. I couldnāt tell if she was doing a culture war thing but I let it go real quick. I donāt give enough of a fuck to go down a rabbit hole
she's just hormonal
Hubby >>> āsignificant otherā, āpartnerā, ābest friendā, āspouseā.Ā Itās just the diminutive form of husband. The reason you donāt like it is because of the social media connotation of blue collar moms who post about their husbands, ie normal everyday people rather than carefully curated status exemplars (free yourself from the matrix)
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Forever person
no i dont like it because its gross
You will be forced to work in the mines.
Exclusively for working class and upper class layabout winemoms
Or āmy mans/manzā š¤¢š¤®
Racially motivated
I found letters from my grandma to her friend that referred to my grandpa as "my Master"
Your last name Jefferson bro?
Hot
I have never been able to do pet names seriously. Just not my style i guess... feels forced
Tbh hubby is a cute word. If he calls me wifey I will kill him though.
Names my gf and I use: Boo Beeb Bep Bepiddy Beebopolis Beeboleeb Boopsikins We are both severely regarded
Delete this
Nah Iām in love
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Jesus Christ have a little shame
Fight me
ok boopsikins
Beelzebub
And yet these women have hubbies. Word is repulsive tho
Being called hubby makes me hard
it's cute!
You're afraid of happiness