FabSwingers.com forum: If I call her bro

By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

Do you think she’d still be interested in me?

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By *MCMan
37 weeks ago

London/EA

Do it, I do it all the time, works wonders!

Oh wait, I’m single don’t listen to me…

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By *ad NannaWoman
37 weeks ago

East London

I've been called Bruv before.

Beats being called Slutbags.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

Bro, just...... No

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By *valanche1001Man
37 weeks ago

Leeds

An improvement on wench but I still think you could come up with something better

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By *rRiosMan
37 weeks ago

dublin

I have said bro and dude at times. I don’t think it’s appreciated *facepalm*

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By *icecouple561Couple
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37 weeks ago

East Sussex

If someone called me bro I'd laugh like I did when our son said 'innit ' to me. I felt all pleased that he thought I'd know what he meant

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By *rRiosMan
37 weeks ago

dublin

"If someone called me bro I'd laugh like I did when our son said 'innit ' to me. I felt all pleased that he thought I'd know what he meant "

I suppose it’s all about the situation innit

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
37 weeks ago

East Sussex

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By *icecouple561Couple
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37 weeks ago

East Sussex

"If someone called me bro I'd laugh like I did when our son said 'innit ' to me. I felt all pleased that he thought I'd know what he meant

I suppose it’s all about the situation innit

I suppose it is.

We were chatting and he was very much in agreement with what I said as indicated by his emphatic "innit"

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

If she doesn't watch top boy, she's not for you bruv.

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

Drier than the Sahara

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By *carlet SeductionWoman
37 weeks ago

Maidstone

My daughter calls me bro. I'm sure it's meant affectionately...

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

AND AGAIN NO

..WRONG IN SO MANY WAYS BRO

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

I’m fine with bro -

I call most people homes… I also use dude too - not on purpose I’ve just always said it! I do get off looks sometimes though

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By *a LunaWoman
37 weeks ago

South Wales

No. And don’t call her “mate” either.

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By *ablo minibar123Woman
37 weeks ago

Bro's fine, I object to being called soft lad grr

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By *estarossa.Woman
37 weeks ago

Flagrante

Screams Friend Zone!

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
37 weeks ago

chichester

I call everyone Steve

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

What about ‘broski’ or ‘G’ ?

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

one time I called my fiancé bruv in an argument and she stopped, stared and said ‘who the fuck are you chatting to like that?’ And I swear I’ve never loved anyone more.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"If she doesn't watch top boy, she's not for you bruv."

No but fr

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

The advice is appreciated.

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
37 weeks ago

chichester

Did you tell her to know her place after challenging you

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"Did you tell her to know her place after challenging you

You know my style I don’t even need to tell you

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By *heGateKeeperMan
37 weeks ago

Stratford

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha"

This

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

This

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if a chick was calling you bro how would you feel?

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By *heGateKeeperMan
37 weeks ago

Stratford

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

This

if a chick was calling you bro how would you feel?

That’s different

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

"What about ‘broski’ or ‘G’ ?

Big G - I'll tolerate. Broski is a hard no *nods*

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha"

Agreed

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By *heGateKeeperMan
37 weeks ago

Stratford

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

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By *heGateKeeperMan
37 weeks ago

Stratford

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

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By *educing_EmCouple
37 weeks ago

Tipperary

Call me what you want, call me what you need. Nah don't do that, call me bro in a playful way but if it's continuous I'll probably tell you to fuck off

My G I don't mind

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

Not called anyone Bro, or Hoe. Might have called someone a Mofo though.

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

I think bro is quite sweet. She’s more than just a hoe.

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By *viatrixWoman
37 weeks ago

Redhill

Where I come from the equivalent of “bro” is “wey”.

I was called “wey” by all the guys I had an interest in throughout my 20s.

The Friendzone was my home.

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By *izandpaulCouple
37 weeks ago

merseyside

Why not try these too.....

Love

Petal

Darling

Hun

Babe

Sweetheart

If you want to impress a woman like me, works every time...Not..

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"Why not try these too.....

Love

Petal

Darling

Hun

Babe

Sweetheart

If you want to impress a woman like me, works every time...Not..

Well these would come with misogynistic undertones. As opposed to bro. Which is clearly an affectionate term

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"Call me what you want, call me what you need. Nah don't do that, call me bro in a playful way but if it's continuous I'll probably tell you to fuck off

My G I don't mind "
that first line. I love that song

Love for the ear worm my G

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"I think bro is quite sweet. She’s more than just a hoe."

Trust me bro.

You smart. That’s a major key.

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

Sometimes Mr calls me mate and it makes me want to gouge out his eyeballs

Bro might tip me over the edge

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

Girl, assjkdsfghkkkd

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By *educing_EmCouple
37 weeks ago

Tipperary

"Call me what you want, call me what you need. Nah don't do that, call me bro in a playful way but if it's continuous I'll probably tell you to fuck off

My G I don't mind that first line. I love that song

Love for the ear worm my G

You're welcome bro

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By *izandpaulCouple
37 weeks ago

merseyside

"Why not try these too.....

Love

Petal

Darling

Hun

Babe

Sweetheart

If you want to impress a woman like me, works every time...Not..

Well these would come with misogynistic undertones. As opposed to bro. Which is clearly an affectionate term

Hahaha...if you say so.

I find it shows undertones of being a prick.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"Why not try these too.....

Love

Petal

Darling

Hun

Babe

Sweetheart

If you want to impress a woman like me, works every time...Not..

Well these would come with misogynistic undertones. As opposed to bro. Which is clearly an affectionate term

Hahaha...if you say so.

I find it shows undertones of being a prick.

Cultural difference

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By *izandpaulCouple
37 weeks ago

merseyside

"Why not try these too.....

Love

Petal

Darling

Hun

Babe

Sweetheart

If you want to impress a woman like me, works every time...Not..

Well these would come with misogynistic undertones. As opposed to bro. Which is clearly an affectionate term

Hahaha...if you say so.

I find it shows undertones of being a prick.

Cultural difference

Maybe who's mouth it spouts out too.

Elderly, young guy or a middle aged man who looks like his mum dresses him.

I very rarely take offence at anyone, specially at a swingers night, no time, best to say 'lovely to meet you' and move on.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

Bend over and assume the position!

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

Girl, assjkdsfghkkkd

Let's bang

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By *heGateKeeperMan
37 weeks ago

Stratford

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

Bend over and assume the position!"

After you buddy x

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
37 weeks ago

Stockport

"Why not try these too.....

Love

Petal

Darling

Hun

Babe

Sweetheart

If you want to impress a woman like me, works every time...Not..

Hinny

Hen

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
37 weeks ago

Reading

I would take it as you weren't interested in me romantically so yes it would.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

Girl, assjkdsfghkkkd

Let's bang

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"I would take it as you weren't interested in me romantically so yes it would. "

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By *hedark_knightMan
37 weeks ago

Edinburgh

"Do you think she’d still be interested in me? "

Seems like a nice way of friend zoning someone without having to have a conversation to say you’re not interested in them physically

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By *eliWoman
37 weeks ago

Of course she would you adorable cutie pie. You keep being you. xoxo

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"Of course she would you adorable cutie pie. You keep being you. xoxo"

Love for that Meli. Needed that

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

Girl, assjkdsfghkkkd

Let's bang

This though

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

"In playful banter it’ll start a play fight and ultimately get you laid. If it’s regular it’s annoying and will get you blocked haha

Agreed

Morning bro

Morning Sis

Take me now

Girl, assjkdsfghkkkd

Let's bang

I feel it

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By *rx1Couple
37 weeks ago

North of Okehampton, South of Bideford

The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t"

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t""

I don’t think it reflects that education standards have dropped in any way.

I know and worked with plenty of people that talk slang and got As and A*s in English language and Lit.

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By *rx1Couple
37 weeks ago

North of Okehampton, South of Bideford

They need to speak slang, not talk it.

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
37 weeks ago

chichester

"Did you tell her to know her place after challenging you

You know my style I don’t even need to tell you

Just give them the backhanded slap street fighter 2 chun-li style

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

I personally wouldn't like to be called "Bro"....Theres absolutely nothing masculine about me & I'd feel insulted

if a potential meet started to call me "Bro"....So no OP that wouldn't work for me..you calling me "Bro"....

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"They need to speak slang, not talk it.

Them ones. I hear you bro

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By *carlett!Woman
37 weeks ago

"If someone called me bro I'd laugh like I did when our son said 'innit ' to me. I felt all pleased that he thought I'd know what he meant

I suppose it’s all about the situation innit

Good word play

lol

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By *carlett!Woman
37 weeks ago

"Do you think she’d still be interested in me? "

No is the answer

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

"The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t""

I have three degrees and am a former university lecturer - I say like and bro and innit… it’s nothing to do with education trust me - it’s to do with culture.

Working class culture doesn’t mean Ill educated it means roots.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
37 weeks ago

"The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t"

I have three degrees and am a former university lecturer - I say like and bro and innit… it’s nothing to do with education trust me - it’s to do with culture.

Working class culture doesn’t mean Ill educated it means roots.

God forbid anyone says bro or init. They must have been failed by the education system.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
37 weeks ago

North West

"The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t"

I have three degrees and am a former university lecturer - I say like and bro and innit… it’s nothing to do with education trust me - it’s to do with culture.

Working class culture doesn’t mean Ill educated it means roots.

God forbid anyone says bro or init. They must have been failed by the education system. "

Innit *nods*

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

"The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t"

I have three degrees and am a former university lecturer - I say like and bro and innit… it’s nothing to do with education trust me - it’s to do with culture.

Working class culture doesn’t mean Ill educated it means roots.

God forbid anyone says bro or init. They must have been failed by the education system.

Innit *nods*"

Deffo!!!

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By *carlett!Woman
37 weeks ago

"The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t"

I have three degrees and am a former university lecturer - I say like and bro and innit… it’s nothing to do with education trust me - it’s to do with culture.

Working class culture doesn’t mean Ill educated it means roots.

Great response

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By (user no longer on site)
37 weeks ago

"The art of the English language is dying for sure.

Bro, Bruv, innit, nah wot i mean.

Using like, literally, me personally myself, in practically every sentence.

Shows education standards have dropped

Micky Flanagan summed it up on - An' Another Fing Live "Take me home i'm as thick as sh*t"

I have three degrees and am a former university lecturer - I say like and bro and innit… it’s nothing to do with education trust me - it’s to do with culture.

Working class culture doesn’t mean Ill educated it means roots.

Great response

Thank you

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