Ma'am? MA'AM???

[Luna_Wolf72]

Personally, I don't mind Ma'am...

but then again I use it with females older than myself..(I use Miss for younger women...and Sir for all men)

Mayhap, it's a southern thing??

 

[matriarch]

I love being called Ma'am -but I'm a Brit, so it doesn't happen very often, maybe that's it?

I got that same PM, though. didn't reply to it, I guess that makes you politer than me Sarahh!

Yes, in Britland, you're more likely to be called 'Miss', or in 'posh shops and such, 'madam', but very rarely ma'am.

I think that's a purely Colonial thing. And a very charming thing, too. I like it.

 

[Aurora Black]

Just don't think about that thread.

Hell no.

 

[Recidiva]

I say ma'am and sir out of courtesy.

It's not about age.

Although some people go batshit, it's true.

 

[Aurora Black]

Personally, I don't mind Ma'am...

but then again I use it with females older than myself..(I use Miss for younger women...and Sir for all men)

Mayhap, it's a southern thing??

Perhaps.

 

[Aurora Black]

I say ma'am and sir out of courtesy.

It's not about age.

Although some people go batshit, it's true.

Oh, yes. I remember when I was working as a professor's assistant my freshman year of college, and one day I was tidying the lecture hall with a co-worker of mine and bitching about how some people called me Ma'am the day before. He asked me how old I was, and when I told him I was 18 he looked surprised. He said he thought I was 30.

Of course, that was before the weight loss. Now I'm mistaken for 18. Odd, that.

 

[Zeb_Carter]

If she is older than me, which is a rare occurance these days, she's a Ma'am.
Younger than me then a Miss.

It's just how I was brought up. Manners, manners, manners.

 

[S-Des]

If she is older than me, which is a rare occurance these days, she's a Ma'am.
Younger than me then a Miss.

It's just how I was brought up. Manners, manners, manners.

I know it's manners and would never chastise someone for saying it, but it does make you feel old (especially in music where the whole point is being young and exciting . . . Rolling Stones aside). I'm just trying to picture the person calling Ari ma'am (she doesn't look like a ma'am to me . . . more like WOW).

 

[Zeb_Carter]

I know it's manners and would never chastise someone for saying it, but it does make you feel old (especially in music where the whole point is being young and exciting . . . Rolling Stones aside). I'm just trying to picture the person calling Ari ma'am (she doesn't look like a ma'am to me . . . more like WOW).

True. But to a 10 year old she would be a ma'am...if 10 year olds are taught any manners today.

 

[Liar]

I think I should call everyone "Oi!" just to be on the safe side...

 

[CharleyH]

Why do very young men insist upon calling women who happen to be older - ma'am?

Why?

I received a PM yesterday that stated -

Hello Ma'am
Hello Ma'am. How are you today? i've posted some pictures in a new thread and would love to hear what you think.

He included a link and pictures.


My reply?


I don't appreciate unsolicited naked pics.

Thanks, but no thanks.

(And don't call me ma'am.)


WHICH reminded me of - "Don't call me Shirley."

I pity the next young man who calls me ma'am. I truly do.

LOL - YOU MILF! Feel better? LOL

 

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[CharleyH]

Charley, YOU should check out this young man's picture thread.

I think he needs you.

You'd have him wallowing in a puddle of quivering man-flesh in about 2.6 seconds.

Is he ugly? I dont do that kind of thing.

 

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[Aurora Black]

Rigggght.

Here's the link again. https://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=439037

The name of his thread is - Submissive Guy Exposing Himself -

Go get 'im.

Oh, I SO want to see this!

 

[Xelebes]

I will call an 18 year-old a sir or mister, and I will call an 18 year-old a miss. A middle-aged woman or a known married woman will get missus. Ma'am doesn't roll off the tongue all that well, madame maybe.

 

[CharleyH]

Charley, YOU should check out this young man's picture thread.

I think he needs you.

You'd have him wallowing in a puddle of quivering man-flesh in about 2.6 seconds.

I dont care for wallowing, but am certain I responded in a much appropriate way.

 

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[CharleyH]

*wincing*

Ouch. I hope that's what he wanted.

Well if he did not, then he is not much of a sub, is he?

 

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[cheerful_deviant]

Here's the link again. https://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=439037

'LittleMickey'..... Bwahahahahahaha!

I wonder if they make Mickey Mouse ears that size?

 

[3113]

Charley, YOU should check out this young man's picture thread.

There's no image of his face, but I suspect that he's not that young.

 

[angela146]

OK, here's how it works for me:

If someone calls me "Miss", he/she is going to get a verbal bitch-slap for treating me with complete disrespect.

I am over 15 years old and, besides that, I'm married (and I wear a wedding ring).

Referring to an adult woman as "miss" is a thinly veiled attempt to treat her as a child.

 

[Xelebes]

Also, I usually avoid using "Miss" and "Missus". It is usually simply omitted from speech and replaced with an inflection (or something) and maybe a nod of recognition.

 

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