Would you like to be called Miss or Mister by someone?

[Dreambiscuit 9,345]

I like being called Miss. It may seem formal but it has it's place (and frankly, the world can use a little more formality these days). It's a nice way to show respect for someone, and it doesn't have to be relegated strictly to the older folks. 

One thing I don't like is being called Ms. That just seems silly. If a lady's marital status is not apparent, do what they used to do in the old days and stick with Miss unless told otherwise. 

[Rescue Sunstreak 13]

I don't really want that, it makes me feel somewhat uncomfortable and makes some situations feel more formal than they need to be.

That in time will pass, you learn to find the right time to use the terms Mr/Mrs/Miss and when not to. Also you tend to flow more into times when it feels right to be called such, and it will feel strange when someone fails to. 

 

Not to go all TLK but, its the circle of life 

[Ruddboy Olaf 10,628]

I wouldn't mind being called mister during formal events or at a job interview,but I don't really see a purpose for calling me that regularly.

 

As for miss,I would only allow my soul mate to call me that.

[darkwingmare 1,296]

Noooo.. It honestly makes me a little uncomfortable. They call me "Miss" on airplanes and I just don't enjoy that term, it makes me feel stuck up and plastic somehow. Just naaah... Nah.

The terms in Japan sounds better to me though. It has a better ring to it?? Also, I would respect their culture and therefore accept those titles.

[Midnight Solace 5,132]

What? No, just call me by name. Mister sounds weird.

[TBD 17,252]

Lots of people would called me mister during work, just out of modesty. So I don't mind. 

[Lucky Bolt 35,057]

I've been called Miss by strangers before and I always like it, it's nice. 

[Tacodidra 60,858]

I wouldn't have anything against it... But I don't expect such politeness, and I'd find it weird if someone I already know well was to address me like that!

[Cynthia Mintwing 2,216]

Man, I'm too young to be called Mister or Mr

But to be fair, I don't like being called either anyways, but it doesn't bother me if one calls me with those prefixes. 

[Snow Frostflame 3,568]

Not really, I don't mind when a stranger calls me mister or sir, but its kinda weird when its someone I know.

[Dashy 4 Ever 4,835]

I mean, I don't mind being called "mister" (even though I'm 15 and that would be pretty weird in some cases) but I normally prefer being called by my first name or just "bro or dude".

[Phosphor 11,527]

Eh, I usually prefer to be called by my first name, but I don't mind being addressed as "mister".

It does make me feel old when I'm called mister tho. 

[Here No Longer 5,276]

I don't really mind too much, but really I'd prefer not. It sounds weirdly formal.

Edited December 25, 2018 by Santa Barik

[Lord Midnight Madness 1,543]

No being called mister makes feel old.

[Cheerilee 26,571]

Just call me by my name, I don't need a stupid title.

[Starlighty 800]

Yes.. I actually like being called miss!

[EpicEnergy 23,093]

It would seem weird for someone to call me mister, so I wouldn't liked to be called that.

[RaraLover 10,414]

I normally get called just by my first name, I don't mind when someone addresses me as 'mister'.

[Splashee 28,558]

I am always called by my first name. But also Uncle by my brother since he got kids already

[Emerald Heart 24,818]

Sure, I mean, it already happens.

When my Grandfather greets me he always says "Hello there, Miss Olivia."  (Of course it's a nickname coming from them)

I actually kinda like being called "Miss." It makes me feel special and more adult-y.

I don't have a preference though, people can call me whatever the heck they want.

Edited June 17, 2020 by Emerald Heart

[Here No Longer 5,276]

I don't really like being referred to that way. Not because I'm nonbinary but because it's so nonspecific. I mean I guess it's fine if they have nothing better to call me...

[TotallyNotNyx 15,566]

On 12/23/2018 at 1:44 PM, Lucky Bolt said:

I've been called Miss by strangers before and I always like it, it's nice. 

I actually call every female  as "Miss" lmao. It's what I do in school, so I've just done it everywhere

[Pandora 38,011]

No makes me uncomfortable  ain’t no calling me Miss!

[Prospekt 11,015]

I've never been called "Mr." But something about it just rubs me the wrong way. "Sir" feels a little weird too but I never tell people that. 

[Olly 1,011]

Please don't ever call me "sir" or "mister" ever.