Casual terms of address for women?

I either call people by name or just don't call them anything. Simplest way, no? ;)

it depends on the context and the age of the person: in an informal setting like a chat, a forum or DMs, it's better to call the person by their nickname, there are not many people I can allow me to call "bro". if you know the person's name, sir or madam out of politeness.

but to answer #1's question, I've already seen people use "sister" or "sis" in chats which is the equivalent of bro. totally fine to use if it's with a close friend or someone the same age as you. I wouldn't allow myself to use Bro or Sister when i speak with someone at 50 or 60 years old, but I will use it with people who are 17 years old like me or maximum with people who are 30 years old

A_Dragon_Riding_King

#13

Well, there's always 'mate', you gotta say it in an aussie accent though. And then there's 'luv', works best in a British cockney accent. 'Partner' is an option, but usually only when you're working on a cattle ranch out west.

ForumPoster4242

#14

Thanks for replying!

@SimonBirch said in #6:
> Try 'wench' or 'mad witch' they work perfectly well in my house when addressing my gf lol xxx

You seem to be quite a daring individual, aye lad?

SimonBirch

#15

@ForumPoster4242 said in #14:
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I use them as terms of endearment, that's why I get away with it !!

Rainbow_Pink_Lover

#16

@ew-pawn said in #4:
> Since I'm a girl, I usually call my girlfriends by their names or just saying ‘girl’ or ‘girls’ , but in your case it might seem strange, so it's best to call them by their names. @ForumPoster4242
girlfriends??????

ew-pawn