Couples who give each other nicknames are happier and have a stronger bond...well, at least according to a survey conducted by Superdrug Online Doctor.
According to the results of the survey, the use of nicknames increases mutual satisfaction by 16 percent, compliments such as "beauty", "beauty", "baby" ... should be improved the mood of women by as much as 90 percent. They can also have a similar weight nicknames we come up with ourselves, because they remind us how much we have grown in our relationship, but we are still the lovely couple from the beginning of the romance.
According to the results of the survey, nicknames are also a sign that we feel good and safe in the relationship. Now we already know each other and thus we have developed our own language of love. We can be completely weird about it, weird in our own way. After all, this is our relationship, and others really don't need to poke their noses into it.
Science among other things, she also revealed why we give our partners affectionate names in the first place. A professor of neuroanthropology at Florida State University says that calling with affectionate names strongly associated with our childhoods.
We give our partners affectionate names because that's what we do subconsciously reminds of safe childhood years, when our parents called us that. Giving your partner affectionate names is easy a sign of a solid and good relationship.
In any case, it is not wise to give your partner an affectionate name if he does not like it. Affectionate names should be above all respectful – only in this way will both of you be able to enjoy them.
CUTE AND Naughty NICKNAMES IN OTHER COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD
China: Dumb Egg (Good day)
France: My Cabbage (Mon chou)
Sweden: sweet nose (Sötnos)
Iran: let the mouse eat you (Moosh congratulations)
Greece: My Little Eyes (Matakia mou)
Poland: ugly (Byzdal)
Holland: My Little Poop (Mijn poepie)
Taiwan: Little Sweetie (Xiǎo mì tang)
Portugal: Zucchini (Chuchuzinho)
Bangladesh: My Gold (Amar shona)
Indonesia: Fruit of My Heart (Buah hatiku)
Ireland: My Pulse (Mo chuisle)
Russia: My Teddy Bear (My medvezhonok)
Spain: My Heaven (Mi cielo)
India: Fish Eyes (Mrignayani)
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