Bk den in skul, i lived in a family lodg wher d wife addressd her hussy as SIR..Weneva d husbnd calld, she ansd siiirrrr....i wsnt seein it a bad thing buh it ws funi to me...my questn nw is
gals:do/will u adres/cal ur husbnd sir?
guys:does ur wif cal u sir or ll u lyk her to?
As 4 me, i wouldnt cal ma husbnd sir unles we r just jokin..

Didn't bother reading your chicken scratch, I just want to point out something. . .

hus·sy (hz, hs)
n. pl. hus·sies
1. A woman considered brazen or immoral.
2. A saucy or impudent girl.


hussy [ˈhʌsɪ -zɪ]
n pl -sies
1. a shameless or promiscuous woman
2. Dialect a folder for needles, thread, etc.
[C16 (in the sense: housewife): from hussif housewife]

Who knows, it may be their thing in the bedroom.


But i suspect secretly that the guy has a very small ego normally, he uses wifey to boost it up at home.

baby_123: Who knows, it may be their thing in the bedroom.
But i suspect secretly that the guy has a very small ego normally, he uses wifey to boost it up at home.

You suspect the man? What about the woman ? Isn't that possible sign of psychological problem of some kind .. . possibly low self-esteem? They probably deserve each other.

Big deal, whatever rocks their boat, Sarah called Abraham her "lord". so it depends on what makes the speaker and hearer happy.

Can anyone translate what was written in normal English

Are they charging you per letter typed that HUSBAND have to be hsbnd

dayokanu: Can anyone translate what was written in normal English

Are they charging you per word typed that HUSBAND have to be hsbnd

You mean per letter? I didn't bother reading the Original post. I based my retort off of what I gleaned from @baby_123s post.

Kobojunkie:

You mean per letter? I didn't bother reading the Original post. I based my retort off of what I gleaned from @baby_123s post.

Yeah per letter

Myob @ op.

tpia1: Myob @ op.

Dem don funkify you too. Kini itumo ohun ti o ko yi?

There's no way I'm letting that happen.

stillwater: Didn't bother reading your chicken scratch, I just want to point out something. . .

hus·sy (hz, hs)
n. pl. hus·sies
1. A woman considered brazen or immoral.
2. A saucy or impudent girl.


hussy [ˈhʌsɪ -zɪ]
n pl -sies
1. a shameless or promiscuous woman
2. Dialect a folder for needles, thread, etc.
[C16 (in the sense: housewife): from hussif housewife]

dayokanu: Can anyone translate what was written in normal English

Are they charging you per letter typed that HUSBAND have to be hsbnd

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@op,where's the big deal?
As long as they are both comfortable with it,i don't see the issue.

The worst of all..; MUMMY, DADDY. What the hell is that

vivichocs:
As 4 me, i wouldnt cal ma husbnd sir unles we r just jokin..

and if he prefers you call him that, is there going to be WWIII?






on the other hand, if he's the saggy pants type who likes showing people his bum, then i suppose it might be a bit difficult although you'll have to figure out your way around the issue.

nikkyshyne: The worst of all..; MUMMY, DADDY. What the hell is that

Nothing wrong with "Daddy". Its quite naughty actually on some "occasions" and when you are running schemes .

just because westerners do everything from french kissing to calling each other honeypoo or sugarbump during marriage, doesnt necessarily make other customs bad.

its usually older people who call themselves mummy and daddy but in any case, wetin concern onlookers, regardless of the age of the couple.


In nigerian culture, traditionally couples call themselves by the names of their children, and nothing wrong with that. How many nigerian parents under 55 go by this first name and "pet name" stuff?

not knocking either, but folks should stop "opening mouth" as if them no get village.

honeymoon is not forever, geez.

tpia1: just because westerners do everything from french kissing to calling each other honeypoo or sugarbump during marriage, doesnt necessarily make other customs bad.

its usually older people who call themselves mummy and daddy but in any case, wetin concern onlookers, regardless of the age of the couple.


In nigerian culture, traditionally couples call themselves by the names of their children, and nothing wrong with that. How many nigerian parents under 55 go by this first name and "pet name" stuff?

not knocking either, but folks should stop "opening mouth" as if them no get village.

honeymoon is not forever, geez.

Abi o, baba rasheed has now become honey and boo things... . Sure some of them will enter the ground if you shout "mama this and that" on the road. My friends HATE it.hahahahaha

dem dey do sisi after "borning", i guess.


then again, western culture is the norm in marriage now.

i actually cant imagine most of the male nlers either wanting to be called "baba somebody".

they'll probably feel about 100 years old/er.

vivichocs: Bk den in skul, i lived in a family lodg wher d wife addressd her hussy as SIR..Weneva d husbnd calld, she ansd siiirrrr....i wsnt seein it a bad thing buh it ws funi to me...my questn nw is
gals:do/will u adres/cal ur husbnd sir?
guys:does ur wif cal u sir or ll u lyk her to?
As 4 me, i wouldnt cal ma husbnd sir unles we r just jokin..

Can you pleeese write like a grown up adult? My eyes almost popped out not funny

@ op, try and present whatever u want to write well, it doesnt take anything away from you.
As for d subject matter, no two marriages are d same, let everybody find out what works for him/her in their marriage and let them apply it accordingly, so far neither of d party is complaining to u, its none of ur business, its their marriage and not yours, face your front and mind your business.

tpia1: dem dey do sisi after "borning", i guess.


then again, western culture is the norm in marriage now.

i actually cant imagine most of the male nlers either wanting to be called "baba somebody".

they'll probably feel about 100 years old/er.

So Tope should I be calling you Iya Basira instead

jidegirl12:

Can you pleeese write like a grown up adult? My eyes almost popped out not funny

Can't you tell from the quality of the post that @poster is but a mere child?

Maybe that is what works for the couple nothing wrong with it.

It depends now, I wouldn't mind being called sir just as I wouldn't mind calling my wife madam- respect is reciprocal.

^funny, when i saw your name on the thread i was guessing you'll be the "aye" type while i think dayokanu would be a "nay".

tpia1: ^funny, when i saw your name on the thread i was guessing you'll be the "aye" type while i think dayokanu would be a "nay".

Tpia what should I be calling you?

Call me whatever you want dear.

If i dont like it you'll hear from me.

However, is there a problem with my user id, or why dont you want to use it.

tpia1: ^funny, when i saw your name on the thread i was guessing you'll be the "aye" type while i think dayokanu would be a "nay".

Really? I like formal-speak a lot.

If I ever answer any man with sir, it means it's time to pull the plug.

An "S.U" cousin of mine calls her husband "Bro something" and he in turn calls her "Sister something"...
Everyone thinks its weird but so far its working for them....its nobody's problem!

tpia1: Call me whatever you want dear.

If i dont like it you'll hear from me.

However, is there a problem with my user id, or why dont you want to use it.

Its more personal that way

Ileke-IdI:
If I ever answer any man with sir, it means it's time to pull the plug.

lol .... but IMO if its working for them, why not?