A woman has revealed the unusual way having a boyfriend changed her personality and turned her into a “monster” – and she never saw it coming.
Sam Hart, from the United States, has been with her boyfriend for eight years.
The duo have developed a “strange” way of talking to each other in private that they joke makes them want to “erase (their) identity and hide.”
“When I say that if the Internet ever found out how my boyfriend and I talk to each other on a daily basis, I would have to abandon myself on a desert island, or maybe just completely disintegrate,” she said in a video. .
Sam and her boyfriend, Chandler, use “baby talk” a lot and have coined affectionate nicknames for each other, such as “Lumlum” and “Chandies”.
A woman has revealed the unusual way having a boyfriend changed her personality and dialect – and she never saw it coming
She explained in detail how it all started – and the exact moment it all went wrong.
“It started out so normal – we were saying, ‘Hi, hello, how are you?’ – normal means of communication between people.
“But over the last eight years it has escalated into something so sinister, so unbalanced and yet uncontrollable.
“Some things started as a joke – like making fun of people who say ‘baby’ and ‘daddy’ and things like that.”
But Sam revealed she didn’t even think they spoke English anymore.
“We have to put an e at the end of every word – like babies, daddies.”
“His name is Chandler, but I call him Chandies, and he calls me Samdies. Sometimes he just calls me ‘Schmoopy.’
Sam and her boyfriend, Chandler, use “baby talk” a lot and have coined affectionate nicknames for each other, such as “Lumlum” and “Chandies”.
But Sam and her boyfriend aren’t the only ones talking about babies.
“My boyfriend calls me Frog, or Frogleen when he thinks I’m chic,” one woman shared.
“Oh my God, I was just telling my boyfriend that if there was an intruder hiding in our house and he heard how we were talking to each other, he would be traumatized,” one said.
“I call my partner mooshu – he calls me trolly tronket,” another added.
“I don’t know why but my girlfriend calls me gorblum,” one confused man wrote.
While another woman shared that she and her boyfriend say “chicken trends” instead of chicken tenders, “tinky” instead of stinky, and “what are you condemning” instead of TO DO.
Other nicknames included “baby toe”, “Fookie” and “babushka”.
