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Old Sep 20, 2021, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by ArtleyWilkins View Post
I don't think mine did, but my T's were all male. I live in the south, and there is a definite tendency to use such endearments as just part of the vernacular. It probably wouldn't even hit my radar if they did - so common to hear it around here.

This is a good point, how it could partly be related to the geographic area. In the area where I grew up, Baltimore, "Hon" is a very common term of endearment, like a waitress might say, "Here you go, Hon," when serving your food. Not meant in any sort of condescending or patronizing way, just how many people speak. Though much more common for women to use that than men.
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