Have you ever called a girl the wrong name

[BYSON]

I have been on a free date page . I have a total of 5 chicks that im seeing time to time im stay the week pretty much all the time at one of the girls. I just don't want to get tied up in long term thing yet intill i find the right one. here is my angle i only go for girls in the mid 30's you be suprised how many hot single moms there are. today i was with one of them going for dinner and i called her the wrong name wow did things ever turn ugly this is probaly the best of the 5, I pretty much had to come clean and tell her i mixed her up she wasn't happy at first but i reminded her that she talks on ther too and things turned back to be good it was a wried situation i was a player getting caught at his own game so my question here is have any of you called a girl the wrong name or even worse durring sex?

 

[Maury Beniowski]

Quite a few times, I called my ex-wife by my girfriend's name, and later after the divorce, I often called my now live-in girlfriend by my ex-wife's name. Nothing much came of it, but a wry smile.

 

[n2supersymmetry]

I am horrible at associating names with faces so I talk in such a way as to never have to refer to her in the first person. It's an interesting mental exercise and saves me the embarrassment of not even remembering her name.
Though it's a good sign I am interested and comfortable with a girl if I start using her name in sentences when I am with her

 

[Smother]

This happened to me for sure.....this is bad.....I called a recent girlfriend who I called her by my Ex's first name!!! .
They are both ex's now.....It happened while taking her to Victoria for weekend and we were walking by the Parliment building and By accident I called her by my Ex's name because I was there with my Ex not long before ....I felt like a tool!!!

 

[DeaAphrodite]

That's why "pet" names are so useful. "Sweetie" or "babe" fits everyone!

 

[HeMadeMeDoIt]

I never ever use first names, as DA suggested stick with hon, babe, sweetie, darling, babygirl, princess bla bla bla bla get my drift?

I'm also on a free dating site and am constantly juggling quite a few at any given time, so its imperative I dont fuck up the name thing. Have I done it before? HELL YEAH, i used to go out with this one girl and for some reason when we fought i always called her by my ex wife's name......go figure!

 

[BYSON]

I have a hard time using Babe sweetheart and that stuff it just seems to loving but when the piss me off i don't have any problems giving them pet names LoL

 

[DDawGG]

That's why "pet" names are so useful. "Sweetie" or "babe" fits everyone!

It happened to me once (was she ever pissed, it was mid stroke) after that I always used the same "pet" name for every girl I saw.

Even if she was the only one at the time because opportunity is around every corner.

 

[hitrack]

can't say it ever happened. As I've never been married so no chicks name has ever become that permanently etched into my mind. SP and SW, I never remember their name to begin with. And GF's, there is usually enough time between GF's that I've long forgot the last one.

 

[INFORAPENNY]

It's hard not to do when both the ex's and current wife's name begin with the same letter. My unfortunate incident was during that warm and fuzzy moment ater sex. Couch here I come! Things evened out though, about a year later she called me by her ex's name while on all 4's. I did what any normal guy would do, just grinned and kept on going.

 

[Chantal]

I've done it in the Past!

One of my ex-boyfriends called my name out while doing some bartender only because over his right shoulder my name is "tatooed there".He "says "I cursed him,and I've also done it in the past.

 

[kehoe]

That's why "pet" names are so useful. "Sweetie" or "babe" fits everyone!

I have to say it bothers me to no end when someone I don't know calls me a pet name. Waitresses in bars/restaurants, cashiers at the grocery store, even an sp. If you don't know or remember my name, then "hey you" is almost as polite as far as I'm concerned. Don't call me "hun" if I'm not your hun. The other day a clerk in a dept. store called me "sir" and that was even better than hun.