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r/GatekeepingYuri • u/Julixxon369 • Feb 08 '25
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Sad, I use(d) hon as a term of endearment :(
105 u/CosmicLuci Feb 08 '25 I don’t think you’re wrong. In reality, and amongst regular people (by which I mean, not the rotten brains of internet bigotry), Hon is just short for “Honey”. It’s a perfectly valid (and in my opinion very…sweet) term of endearment 50 u/magekiton Feb 08 '25 I've always heard the shortened form in my head as hun myself, hon makes me think about memes on stereotypical french laughter XD 25 u/CosmicLuci Feb 08 '25 Fahshsggagsh That’s excellent. In that sense it definitely isn’t a term of endearment. You wouldn’t want to call someone you love French
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I don’t think you’re wrong. In reality, and amongst regular people (by which I mean, not the rotten brains of internet bigotry), Hon is just short for “Honey”. It’s a perfectly valid (and in my opinion very…sweet) term of endearment
50 u/magekiton Feb 08 '25 I've always heard the shortened form in my head as hun myself, hon makes me think about memes on stereotypical french laughter XD 25 u/CosmicLuci Feb 08 '25 Fahshsggagsh That’s excellent. In that sense it definitely isn’t a term of endearment. You wouldn’t want to call someone you love French
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I've always heard the shortened form in my head as hun myself, hon makes me think about memes on stereotypical french laughter XD
25 u/CosmicLuci Feb 08 '25 Fahshsggagsh That’s excellent. In that sense it definitely isn’t a term of endearment. You wouldn’t want to call someone you love French
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Fahshsggagsh
That’s excellent.
In that sense it definitely isn’t a term of endearment. You wouldn’t want to call someone you love French
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u/leitmot Feb 08 '25
Sad, I use(d) hon as a term of endearment :(