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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham

I was having a conversation earlier that outside of the UK it’s so common and very normal to be called sir or boss in every day life, that it’s not at all special in the bedroom. Many people also dislike using the term Daddy.

What other common names are there for a girl to call her man ? Especially in D/s type relationships

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds

Master

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Master"

Of course , Completely forgot about that one….

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman
37 weeks ago

Worcester

I’ve always preferred someone’s name tbh, even in kink relationships.

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By *obilebottomMan
37 weeks ago

All over

The One and only

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds

Mr Gray

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman
37 weeks ago

Worcester


"The One and only "

Nobody I’d rather be!

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

I don’t use the term daddy. But she should…..

I call my boss, boss to wind him up. A bit like ‘yes chef!’ When someone is cooking with me. It’s a laugh, but we know I’m right.

It’s very official, and using Sir, I don’t think I ever have. … again, she should…

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By *amierebelMan
37 weeks ago

nae danger.

Is boss really a bedroom thing? I legit call people boss all the time

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By *obilebottomMan
37 weeks ago

All over


"The One and only

Nobody I’d rather be! "

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By *igBen9Man
37 weeks ago

Wiltshire

My fwb calls me daddy, I thought it was a bit weird when she first said it but I’m used to it now.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds


"A bit like ‘yes chef!’ When someone is cooking with me. "

Oui Chef !

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds


"My fwb calls me daddy, I thought it was a bit weird when she first said it but I’m used to it now."

Daddy Cool

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By *ittlemiss Hal O weenCouple
37 weeks ago

Southampton


"I don’t use the term daddy. But she should…..

I call my boss, boss to wind him up. A bit like ‘yes chef!’ When someone is cooking with me. It’s a laugh, but we know I’m right.

It’s very official, and using Sir, I don’t think I ever have. … again, she should…

"

Yes sir

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
37 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

In the event I ever found myself in that kind of dynamic i'd have to call him 'DELUDED'

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"I don’t use the term daddy. But she should…..

I call my boss, boss to wind him up. A bit like ‘yes chef!’ When someone is cooking with me. It’s a laugh, but we know I’m right.

It’s very official, and using Sir, I don’t think I ever have. … again, she should…

"

Agreed- if I call my boss boss I’m taking the piss. And I would never call anyone sir. Both are very normal in Africa and Asia

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"A bit like ‘yes chef!’ When someone is cooking with me.

Oui Chef !"

This is now my new kink.

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By *oxy RedWoman
37 weeks ago

Glasgow

Definitely Sir

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds


"

Agreed- if I call my boss boss I’m taking the piss. And I would never call anyone sir. Both are very normal in Africa and Asia"

In Africa it is common to be called Bossman or Bosslady

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
37 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"I don’t use the term daddy. But she should…..

I call my boss, boss to wind him up. A bit like ‘yes chef!’ When someone is cooking with me. It’s a laugh, but we know I’m right.

It’s very official, and using Sir, I don’t think I ever have. … again, she should…

Agreed- if I call my boss boss I’m taking the piss. And I would never call anyone sir. Both are very normal in Africa and Asia"

Throwback from colonialisation ?

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Is boss really a bedroom thing? I legit call people boss all the time "

I’d say out of the four - sir boss daddy master - it’s the least used in the bedroom.

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"I don’t use the term daddy. But she should…..

I call my boss, boss to wind him up. A bit like ‘yes chef!’ When someone is cooking with me. It’s a laugh, but we know I’m right.

It’s very official, and using Sir, I don’t think I ever have. … again, she should…

Agreed- if I call my boss boss I’m taking the piss. And I would never call anyone sir. Both are very normal in Africa and Asia

Throwback from colonialisation ?"

I guess partly it has to be - but not just British colonialism. It’s become very normalised customer service. Personally I do not like it in or out of the bedroom.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds


"

Throwback from colonialisation ?"

Yes. I am uncomfortable when a Gambian calls me bosslady.

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"

Throwback from colonialisation ?

Yes. I am uncomfortable when a Gambian calls me bosslady. "

Ma’am is very popular And lots of female bosses requite it out of respect, I dint like that

Boss Lady is a horrible term And refers to a woman who owns female sex workers

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds

On Uniworld cruise ships I'm always called Ma'am

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By *avexxMan
37 weeks ago

cheshire


"On Uniworld cruise ships I'm always called Ma'am"
,, yes my lady

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By *parkle1974Woman
37 weeks ago

Leeds

If the term "daddy" was ever used in a sexual situation I was in then everything would come to a complete halt, it's an instant turn off for me....

Sir however....well that's a whole other story x

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By *sWyldWoman
37 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Personally sone of those terms give me the 'ick'

If I'm being particularly flirty I sometimes like to use their surname. Mr....

I guess because I'm not really in to the D/S dynamic, I'd find sir or Master a bit off putting.

That being said, one person used to call me goddess and I liked it.

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By *asyloversCouple
37 weeks ago

leicester


"If the term "daddy" was ever used in a sexual situation I was in then everything would come to a complete halt, it's an instant turn off for me....

Sir however....well that's a whole other story x"

I was probably never completely comfortable with the term but thought it went the territory in my previous kinky life and was meant to be wornlike a badge of honour. The more someone uses it the more uncomfortable I became. To me it became synomous with someone being completely dependant and unable to function independently without constant instruction, which can be a nice thing, but 24/7 was just not something I enjoyed.

Easy

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

Worked the fair grounds and as I sign of respect I'd call the gaffer sir or boss. Been told so many times to stop it was slightly amusing..

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By *avexxMan
37 weeks ago

cheshire

being called daddy not for me,,

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By *asyloversCouple
37 weeks ago

leicester


"Personally sone of those terms give me the 'ick'

If I'm being particularly flirty I sometimes like to use their surname. Mr....

I guess because I'm not really in to the D/S dynamic, I'd find sir or Master a bit off putting.

That being said, one person used to call me goddess and I liked it.

"

That sounds pretty awesome "well, hello Mr ______, do come in and make yourself comfortable" *Flutters eyelids*, would be remarkably sexy

Easy

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By *onameyet2Man
37 weeks ago

chorley

I call lots of people chief (not chef) and sometimes Sir but in a very upperclass military sort of way al a General Melchett

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By *tylebender03Man
37 weeks ago

Manchester

Papi

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By *eladeCouple
37 weeks ago

hull

I always call my bf daddy, But when around friends/family I call him by his name.

But find myself craving to call him daddy.

In public when it’s just use I still call him daddy and am his babygirl.

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

Mr Boombastic

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"I was having a conversation earlier that outside of the UK it’s so common and very normal to be called sir or boss in every day life, that it’s not at all special in the bedroom. Many people also dislike using the term Daddy.

What other common names are there for a girl to call her man ? Especially in D/s type relationships

"

Someone mentioned Master and Mister... Mr Hotnotts (ie, their surname). The only others I can think of would be my Lord / Liege?

Personally I use Daddy or Mr xx for my DD... Other people would be Sir - but never Master, as i already have a DD

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic.

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"I was having a conversation earlier that outside of the UK it’s so common and very normal to be called sir or boss in every day life, that it’s not at all special in the bedroom. Many people also dislike using the term Daddy.

What other common names are there for a girl to call her man ? Especially in D/s type relationships

Someone mentioned Master and Mister... Mr Hotnotts (ie, their surname). The only others I can think of would be my Lord / Liege?

Personally I use Daddy or Mr xx for my DD... Other people would be Sir - but never Master, as i already have a DD

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic. "

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't

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By *allySlinkyWoman
37 weeks ago

Leeds


" If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't "

That's the thing with erections - you either have them, or you don't

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"I always call my bf daddy, But when around friends/family I call him by his name.

But find myself craving to call him daddy.

In public when it’s just use I still call him daddy and am his babygirl."

That’s so sweet

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Papi "

Up there with granpapa

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


" If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't

That's the thing with erections - you either have them, or you don't "

That’s the thing with a woman, you either have one or you don’t

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By *ycanNightsMan
37 weeks ago

Workington

Master always makes me think of Dr Who...

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"Master always makes me think of Dr Who..."

Masters always make me think of golf.

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By *hriscooperMan
37 weeks ago

Warrington

Cockfosters.. Haha

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By *ackformore100Man
37 weeks ago

Tin town

Your majesty / worship / honour

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By *ecretrugbyguyMan
37 weeks ago

bay

Would depend entirely on the dynamic, if DDlg then Daddy would be most appropriate. If Ms then Master. Maybe because I'm in the UK I've always been either Sir, Master or Daddy. Occasionally God but not sure that was actually aimed at me lmao.

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't "

I don’t think it’s a thing about kink in this case. Yes admittedly I don’t like being called daddy by anyone other than my daughter or my partner in the context of talking to my daughter but I would not vomit if someone called me that. And this (clearly bad) joke I made is actually more about the meaning of the word to me than it is about kink. If someone called me bossman or boss in any circumstance other than, an interaction in a corner shop I’m fairly certain that I’d vomit.

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By *ose-tinted GlassesMan
37 weeks ago

Glasgow / London


"Mr Boombastic"

Just call me Fantastic.

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple
37 weeks ago

Manchester-ish

I wouldn't call anyone Daddy. Sir works for me.

And when the switchy mood hits then being called Mistress appeals.

J

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't I don’t think it’s a thing about kink in this case. Yes admittedly I don’t like being called daddy by anyone other than my daughter or my partner in the context of talking to my daughter but I would not vomit if someone called me that. And this (clearly bad) joke I made is actually more about the meaning of the word to me than it is about kink. If someone called me bossman or boss in any circumstance other than, an interaction in a corner shop I’m fairly certain that I’d vomit. "

I find it funny when people call me boss

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Would depend entirely on the dynamic, if DDlg then Daddy would be most appropriate. If Ms then Master. Maybe because I'm in the UK I've always been either Sir, Master or Daddy. Occasionally God but not sure that was actually aimed at me lmao. "

Lol reminds of my first MMF, my mate got a ‘Jesus Christ’ as he fucked my partner , I pointed out I’d only ever gotten a Sir. Gutted

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
37 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't I don’t think it’s a thing about kink in this case. Yes admittedly I don’t like being called daddy by anyone other than my daughter or my partner in the context of talking to my daughter but I would not vomit if someone called me that. And this (clearly bad) joke I made is actually more about the meaning of the word to me than it is about kink. If someone called me bossman or boss in any circumstance other than, an interaction in a corner shop I’m fairly certain that I’d vomit. "

That’s how I felt the very first time I went to Nigeria , I hated it. I still don’t like it now, boss, Sir , boss man , Even though from a lot of people its said in genuine respect/friendship , It’s just plain wrong. Well it took me a while to understand is the dynamic between a boss and staff in Africa you are literally responsible for their financial well-being I’m expect you to all of this way beyond and way after the terms of an employment contract

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't I don’t think it’s a thing about kink in this case. Yes admittedly I don’t like being called daddy by anyone other than my daughter or my partner in the context of talking to my daughter but I would not vomit if someone called me that. And this (clearly bad) joke I made is actually more about the meaning of the word to me than it is about kink. If someone called me bossman or boss in any circumstance other than, an interaction in a corner shop I’m fairly certain that I’d vomit.

I find it funny when people call me boss "

Noted

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago


"I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't I don’t think it’s a thing about kink in this case. Yes admittedly I don’t like being called daddy by anyone other than my daughter or my partner in the context of talking to my daughter but I would not vomit if someone called me that. And this (clearly bad) joke I made is actually more about the meaning of the word to me than it is about kink. If someone called me bossman or boss in any circumstance other than, an interaction in a corner shop I’m fairly certain that I’d vomit.

That’s how I felt the very first time I went to Nigeria , I hated it. I still don’t like it now, boss, Sir , boss man , Even though from a lot of people it’s said in genuine respect/friendship , It’s just plain wrong. Well it took me a while to understand is the dynamic between a boss and staff in Africa you are literally responsible for their financial well-being I’m expect you to all of this way beyond and way after the terms of an employment contract"

I can imagine.

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By *ackformore100Man
37 weeks ago

Tin town


"I call the corner shop or chicken shop man - boss/ bossman. If anyone ever called me that in a sexy way I’d instantly go flaccid. Maybe I’d vomit too but I can’t be sure and don’t want to be dramatic.

That's the thing with kinks - you either have them, or you don't "

You really got me there

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By *emorefridaCouple
37 weeks ago

La la land


"

Throwback from colonialisation ?

Yes. I am uncomfortable when a Gambian calls me bosslady.

Ma’am is very popular And lots of female bosses requite it out of respect, I dint like that

Boss Lady is a horrible term And refers to a woman who owns female sex workers "

I get called Ma'am a lot in work. It's to the point I've had to request that they don't, but it's really ingrained

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