Nugget: When they’re not quite on *chicken* nugget level, but they’re still a little sweetheart.Ħ5. Pickle: For your partner who’s a little bit of a weirdo, but you love them anyway.Ħ4. Jelly Bean: For your partner who’s silly but also sweet.Ħ3. Squirt: When they’re being so cute, they remind you of the baby turtle from Finding Nemo.Ħ2. Sexy Baby: Taylor Swift said it best in “Anti-Hero.”ĥ3. Captain Hook: If you don’t know this Megan Thee Stallion song, I encourage you to look up the lyrics yourself.ĥ2.
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Kroll the Warrior King: When they’re in the mood to be called something ~manly~, courtesy of How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.ĥ1.
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My Boy: Because Billie Eilish’s first EP, Don’t Smile at Me, has been living rent free in my head since 2017.ĥ0. Superman: For when they’re saving your butt for the millionth time.Ĥ9. Wild Thing: Like the 1998 movie, this one's for when your partner is being a little out of pocket.Ĥ8. Big: For when you’re channeling your Sex and the Citycrush.Ĥ7. Firework: Because I don’t sleep on Katy Perry and neither should you.Ĥ6. McDreamy: When you're role playing Grey's Anatomy.or not.Ĥ5. Cookie Monster: For when they’re stealing all the sweets out of your snack drawer.Ĥ4. Candyman: When they’re *so* sweet to you, this Christina Aguilera-inspired nickname is the way to profess your attraction.Ĥ3. Pooh Bear: If you're in need of a big hug-and inspiration from Legally Blonde.Ĥ2. Honey Bunny: For when you want to channel Pulp Fiction.Ĥ1. Handyman: When they know how to fix just about everything around the house.Ĥ0. Smartypants: For when they’re doing your taxes… or something even sexier (actual pants optional).ģ9. Early Bird: When your partner is always up, like, 10 hours before you.ģ8. Dream Machine: For when you have a partner who loves to sleep in.ģ7. Bookworm: For your partner who’s a big reader.ģ6. Relationship Red Flags To Keep An Eye Out Forģ5.My man: Because you want them to assure them that they’re all yours.
Bestie: When your partner is also your best friend.ġ1. Boo: When they’re your special someone and you want to address them on social media or IRL.ġ0. Baby Love: When you want to add a little ~romance~ to the equation.ĩ. BF/GF/S.O.: When you want to keep things short and sweet.Ĩ. Sweetie: Use when you’re in the mood for being ~lovey dovey~.ħ. Baby Boy: When you just want to wrap them up in a blanket and nurture them.Ħ. Babe: This one is a classic for a reason-it’s a pet name only used for someone special.ĥ. Sweetheart: When they’re being particularly nice to you.Ĥ. Baby: For when you’re feeling particularly loving.ģ. Bae: A popular acronym that stands for "before anyone else." Use it to communicate that they’re yours.Ģ. Now, if you’re hyped about the prospect of incorporating some nicknames into your relationship, read on for the 116 best nicknames to call your S.O. "If the nickname gives you a feeling of expansiveness-it makes you feel alive, it makes you smile-then it’s a good nickname."
"Whatever you do, do not push the boundary, but instead be respectful and stop using a nickname they don’t like," says Janet Brito, PhD, a clinical psychologist and certified sex therapist based in Hawaii. Oh, and one more thing: Make sure your partner actually likes the nickname you've given them. Janet Brito, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and certified sex therapist based in Hawaii. Gigi Engle is a certified sex coach, sexologist, and author of All The F*cking Mistakes: a guide to sex, love, and life. People show affection in lots of ways," Engle says.Ĭhloe Carmichael, PhD, is a a New York-based clinical psychologist and author of Dr. "Nicknames aren't for everyone, and they aren't a make-or-break thing in relationships. So, don’t put pressure on making sure you and your partner have nicknames for each other, advises Gigi Engle, a certified sex coach, sexologist, and author of All The F*cking Mistakes: A Guide To Sex, Love, And Life. That said, they're not necessary to keep your 'ship afloat. In short, nicknames imply a deep level of trust and intimacy, according to Carmichael. (For example, calling your partner "Baby boy" when nobody is looking.) "The nickname is a display of affection from the giver, while accepting the nickname is an expression of vulnerability from the receiver." Nicknames are also supposed to be, well, humorous, Carmichael says, and they often characterize the other person in an endearing light. "Giving a nickname creates vulnerability on both sides," explains Women’s Health advisory board member Chloe Carm ichael, PhD, a New York-based clinical psychologist and author of Dr. Turns out these pet names aren't just cute (even though, okay, some might sound silly), but they can actually be a super important part of your relationship. If you’re in a relationship, it's not unusual to give your partner nicknames, including but not limited to: bae, baby, my love, boo, sweetheart, etc.
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