Thank you. Would it be considered rude to call someone a "familiar" as a term of endearment?
I have done quite a bit of research on the topic, but nothing has answered my question. However, everything made it very clear that magic users such as myself oft have a familiar of their own.
Hmmm, that's a really good question. I've heard of familiars - they're sort of like magical pets, it seems like? People do address loved ones as 'pet' sometimes, but to refer to a loved one as a pet is rude. It's weird that one is considered degrading and one of them isn't, but that's how it is.
If you were to call me 'familiar'? I think I would be happy hearing it from you.
[Part of that is because their awkwardness is one of the things that Evangeline finds cute about them, but shhh.]
But then what would I call you in return? The usual counterpart to a familiar is their master, but calling someone 'master' has very different connotations.
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Would it be considered rude to call someone a "familiar" as a term of endearment?
I have done quite a bit of research on the topic, but nothing has answered my question. However, everything made it very clear that magic users such as myself oft have a familiar of their own.
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Would you consider it rude?
I would not normally chase the topic after such a response, but this has been my best idea thus far...
[They're still trying hard at this "terms of endearment for their Best Friend" thing, okay.]
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[Part of that is because their awkwardness is one of the things that Evangeline finds cute about them, but shhh.]
But then what would I call you in return? The usual counterpart to a familiar is their master, but calling someone 'master' has very different connotations.