how does your spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend calls you?

^_^ "gha" from the word Langga.. it is a synonym of "mahal kita" or "i love you" here in Philippines.. in this manner Langga means i care for you, i value you, you are mine..

my professor would call her boyfriend "pangit".. which in translation, says ugly,....

My parents never called each other anything other than honey or sweetheart. I've had a few relationships, all with different names, but the last one? It only sounds endearing if you hear him say it, but he called me "goof."

well, we call each other HONEY. Even when we are upset with each other we still call this name. Obviously when one is upset, the tone is strong, and in a higher pitch,, but still we call each other honey. Isn't that sweet? there are times when He would call me by my name specially when it is an important business and I am not paying attention to what he is saying plus there are many people around us, that's the time he would call me by my name.

My wife and I often use "sweetie" "honey" ... that sort of thing. We also had pet names for the kids. They were "peanut" and "bug". My wife also uses "bunny" for our daughter but that isn't one I use.

my husband and i use "choco" as our endearment..'coz we love chocolates..SWEET(",)

My wife and I usually refer to each other as "Mahal ko". Given your nationality you obviously already know what that translates to! I am not sure that we made a conscientious decision to use this term with each other; it just happened!

lols, I am from Orthodox, Indian origin, and being a bit elderly (I am now in late 30s) We still follow the age old custom of our area. The wife never calls the husband by name. Infact, she can never even utter his name, in public. She gets so excited, whenever to mention the name of her husband. The husband, on the other hand, uses some pronouns, indicating his AUTHORITY over his wife. I am not a Male Chauvanistic Pig, but, we still follow the same in our household.