When you disagree with someone here...

[Smarties]

I've called people hon before but never meant it in a condescending way. I guess the south is rubbing off on me.

[madfoodie]

Do you start calling them sweetie, hon, dear, darling or any other condescending terms in a passive aggressive way?
I see it a lot in this group.

No. There is no need for name calling. It's immature to,do and shows a grasp on understanding the other person's view and your ability to debate.

[LiveWhatULove]

Not that I recall, I have been known to answer in sarcasm & I have on rare occasion just skipped the passive and gone for aggression, but as whole, I think I am fairly well-behaved.

[Anonymous 2]

No, I dont have self esteem issues.

[Anonymous 3]

I use those all the time..I don't intend for them to be condescending though. I'm southern and call everyone sweetie, darlin' and hon.

Me too.

[Inmybizz]

No, I don’t. That’s just not how I talk in real life or online.

[Thunderbug75]

I do .....sarcastically.

[Halleys_mommy_1]

I do but I always have. Everyone is sweetie, hon, dear, darling, babe etc in real life cause I can't remember names lol.

Worked in a nursing home w 60 clients to help and everyone got called sweetie or darling

[Anonymous 4]

I suppose I do, but I don’t take anything that seriously on here. Sometimes HON really pisses someone off. It’s kind of funny. I pretend to disagree when I don’t, just see the reaction.

[Valentina327]

No, I'll use sweetie when I genuinely feel bad for someone who's having a hard time and they're asking for opinions/advice. I'll shoot back a sarcastic sweetie/darlin/dear if they use it addressing me first though in a condescending manner.