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The whole thing is especially hilarious because the non-4chan use of "hon" is actually regional Baltimore dialect. It's part of Baltimore culture. We have a yearly event here called "HonFest." Yes, really.
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I feel like every trans woman I run into now opens with "you look great hooon" I've brought this on myself, and I accept my fate.
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I'm starting the movement 'hon is a slur' you want in?
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I'm more of a hon reclaimer myself
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Is it pronounced "Hun"? Because everytime i read "Hon" I think of onomatopoeia for the stereotypical french laugh... honhonhonhonhon
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You can also spell it 'hun'; the differences in spelling are regional variation (although the word was derived as an abbreviation of 'honey')
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I'm trying to work darling into conversation as my new goto term of endearment. I think it's kinda kitch and harks back to a gentler age
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bonus points if you extend it and take out the r. "you look great daaaaahling!"
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