He might not be comfortable with using pet names or terms of endearment. Do you call him that? Try using it more often, and see if he eventually jumps on the "sweetie" wagon.
Some men aren't comfortable using these types of words. It doesn't mean they don't love you - it simply means the words don't roll of his tongue. If it's important to you though, talk to him about it, and let him know it makes you feel special and loved.
The main difference between "sweetie" and "sweaty" is that "sweetie" is a term of endearment or affectionate nickname used for someone you love or care about, while "sweaty" is an adjective describing someone who is perspiring or covered in sweat.
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After spending time apart, they decided to rekindle their relationship and give it another chance.
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Yes, as a term of endearment. Sometimes also 'Sweetie Pie'.
He doesnt want u move on sweetie
If you know them. Like my grade 3 teacher calls me sweetie all the time. And my parents so yes.
it doesnt work like that sweetie, to "stop" anorexia, you need sometimes years of therapy and in-patient treatment. It doesnt just stop.
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Sweetie
Because they are romantically involved.
Yes everyone writes sweetie or love just to be Nice.
no maybe mm or call him sweetie bear or honey but not Merlin
babe, sweetie, honey, darlin, cutie, (sexy, in private.
sweetie is like the name of sweetie sebua, .
She probably doesnt like you or understand what you want