Help! Term of endearment needed, northern English thirty-something year old male speaking to his partner. 'Darling' and 'dear' sound too posh; 'pet' and 'sweetheart' too old fashioned, but 'babe' is way too modern. Any other suggestions? AuthorThreads

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18 分鐘內	Iwan James Berry iwanberry	Which bit of the north is he from? And how un-modern are you going? "Love" is a good all-rounder.
一小時內	Catherine Prady catherineprady	None. I grew up surrounded by northern men and I don't think I ever heard a single one.
2 小時內	Vibrant family photographer in West London & beyond jennyburrowsphoto	Love
2 小時內	alecsevensindeed	Petal
3 小時內	Steve Palmer oodledoodledoodleoodle	Sugarlips
3 小時內	Cerys Towler cezzabelle1	I like a good ‘Bonny lass’ but that’s gonna place him firmly in the north east!
3 小時內	Sandra Ward ohmylord59	I call my husband lovely. “Hi lovely!” “Thanks, lovely” works for me
3 小時內	Georgia Holly georgiamidwintertozer	Love
4 小時內	Aled Thomas arthomas99	Flower
8 小時內	Viv Preece vivpreece	We've been married for 42 years and using our names has always worked for us. Anything else is patronising.