By what title do we like to be called

[frenchie]

Hi there all, just sitting at home it's gone 11:00 pm and my wife and I are going to sleep soon but I'm wondering just how many of us like to be called Girls or Women in our other I.D's .Myself I like to try and resemble as much as possible to be a woman ie middle aged but perhaps it's all relative depending on when you have started to CD ,Hey just wondering..Do you want to be a girl if you are older , or do you want to be a woman if you're older.Sorry I realise this leading question or open to all sorts of answers but hey I'm just interested Frenchie....Gina

[Bev06 GG]

Hi Frenchie,

MADAM BARKER would do very nicely thankyou. And you can curtsey if you please. Other wise I will whip you.

OOps sorry getting carried away there. I always call most of your girls or ladies and to be honest haven't really thought about it. Be interesting to see what everyone else says.
Bev

[Sarah...]

I'm happy to be addressed as girl or woman, depending on the context. Or she, or Sarah. Or even "Oi you" if I've done something wrong!!!

Sarah...

[Shelly Preston]

Well I have been called a few things in my time not all of them pleasant

Any of the nice female titles will be fine Girl, Woman, Lady,

People should be addresed as to how they present on the forum

[Karren H]

Karren works for me......

[TommiTN]

...just don't call me late for dinner!:D

Seriously, either appellation is OK, although I'm "somewhat" past the age where I could be called a girl. Oh, to be sweet 16 again!

[frenchie]

Hi Bev It was just really a passing thought ,do we want to be referred to as girls or women?I've done both and I suppose it fits when and where,as in"hi there girl how you doing?"
Oh by the way I've read a lot of your responses and you seem like a very nice lady.
thanks ever so much for all of your support.
Frenchie.......Gina

[Bev06 GG]

LOL thanks Frenchie.
I wonder how many of you have friends or partners that refer to you as she rather than he. Thats the one thing I always forget with my So, yet I am perfectly happy referring to others as she. He oops she doesn't seem to mind though. Love her
Bev

[Amy Hepker]

I want to be called Amy, I think I have been called everything else.

[Jennifer_G]

anything but geeeza, mate or doood:)

[whitelace]

Lacie works for me!

[Wendy me]

lol i have been called abought every thing you can think of......... call me happy (mostly).........

[Holly]

I'm perfectly content with Holly, ma'am, lady... even honey doesn't offend me. :D

[debbeelee1]

Well, Debbee, ma'am, sweetie, young lady, etc. when dressed en femme!

[linnea]

When I'm in femme mode, I would like to be acknowledged as such: girl, woman, lady, ma'am, etc.
Or I would like to be called by name, i.e., Linnea.

[CD Susan]

Susan or Suzy works for me. I am past the age to be called girl even though I still feel like one.

[Jenny J]

Well, Debbee, ma'am, sweetie, young lady, etc. when dressed en femme!

Definitely young lady. However, I might be the one laughing.

Jen

[jennifer24]

Ma`am, girl, woman, jennifer, lady, think that`s a complament to me.
JENN

[TSchapes]

junge Dame, Bitte!

Sorry, snapped back to the old country for a minute.

Love, Tracy :love:

[Jilmac]

I have four sisters ranging in age from 70 (eldest) to 53 (youngest), and to me they're "the girls". So being called a girl, woman, lady, ma'am, miss, or ms,is all relative whenever I'm en femme.
It would certainly bother me more if I was called a boy, man, dude, guy, bloke, sir, or mister :eek:

[Sara Jessica]

I received yesterday an email from a gg friend of mine and the salutation said "hey girl" ... that truly made me feel good!

[ArleneRaquel]

Ms is ok with me. Katrina 24/7 CD'er ! :D

[Karen C]

KC works for me its like a nick name and no one has ever been able to give me one that has ever stuck. so I decieded to give myself one that seemes to fit It could be taken as male or female .
but it fits me well like leather or lace.

[Sarasometimes]

I assume you mean when dressed. That would be the appropriate pronoun or Sara. I love when i am having a salon service done or maybe shopping and trying on some clothes when a thrid party, like a SA's co-worker or better yet a female customer refers to me as she or her. it gives me chills. An example could be "That looks really great on her." or "Her eyes look so blue with that eyeshadow."
Equally disappointing is when they don't!

[Ayame]

I think I'm the odd one out that still likes being considered a guy.

:tongueout

[ArleneRaquel]

I think Goddess is a good start. Katrina 24/7:)

[Nicole1]

Bev: My SO frequently refers to me when I am dressed as "he"; but to others as "she". Like you said, she forgets with me. Now, if we are in public, she is a bit more mindful. It is not a problem for me with her; but I would be offended if someone else did it.

Hugs,
Nicole

[Edwina]

I was over the moon when I was called ma'am on my first supermarket trip :)

:love:

Edwina

[crusadergirl]

I have been called unnatural since it was nicer then being called a freak. But i like being called kirra are girlprodigy they sound way better then the other ones i get.

[sparks]

Anything is better than "Chief" or "Hey Buddie"

[Claire3]

Just Claire works for me

[trannie T]

please don't call me 'sir.' Most anything else works.

[CaptLex]

"Captain" works for me. :winkp:

[Toni_Lynn]

Oh, girl definitely! I just love the shape of the sound of the word girl, and I love it when I get referred to as a girl.

Huggles

Toni-Lynn

[StephanieC]

I really have no preference...either way I will not be offended.

[Jaclyn NM]

Even when fully dressed, both I and my wife think of me as a guy, just one that happens to have a strong feminine side, and who feels extremely sensual fully attired in womens clothing. So far this works for both of us, since I only dress at home. I guess if we ever get to the point of going out together with me dressed, I would like people who see me to think of me as a woman. Hopefully maybe some day that will happen.

[Beth-Lock]

'Mister .... ' sort of bothers me in public, and I would prefer if women at least avoid it or even use a cute term like 'dear' or 'sweetie.'