Do any of the black users on here have white 'uncles/auntys'

[Afroman]

the one that really gets on my nerves is the 'Brother' & 'sister' them pentecostal folks use quite often

One of my tenants tried run that with me. Told her to 'leave it'

[Mizchif]

My mum is mum, mummy, mom. mooommy and Angela or Ang but only when shes not listening.

Shes got that mum zone out locked down big time

[dub]

lol @ Supernova's bredrin, I think the only time I've called a friend's parent 'Mr' or 'Mrs' is when I didn't know their first name

[Seydou]

is he not your byolojicl dad

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Actuually crying at the genuine question and the spelling.

The shock of the matter got to him.

[Seydou]

:rofl:

Naah, I'm still dying at that.

Didn't even post til he got his answer.

[Lieutenant]

is he not your byolojicl dad

Lol this guy

Course he's my biological dad

Normal fam out ere gee

[Supermalt]

the one that really gets on my nerves is the 'Brother' & 'sister' them pentecostal folks use quite often

One of my tenants tried run that with me. Told her to 'leave it'

real rap raw

[Seth Rollins]

Friend's Mum's were standardly referred to as Auntie, or if I knew them real well I'd call them 'Mum' too.

To me it's a respecting the elder generation thing. Respecting your elders. Even at my first job, a woman much older than me who I became friends with, I referred to her as Aunty, as a sign of respect for someone my elder.

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White people my family, yeah. Call them Aunty, no, but that's because I don't like them, nothing to do with skin colour. Another story another time. For me it's respect.

[local]

Friend's Mum's were standardly referred to as Auntie, or if I knew them real well I'd call them 'Mum' too.

[Seydou]

Other women were called "mum". That's disrespecting your own mum.

WOW

[Anderson]

Friend's Mum's were standardly referred to as Auntie, or if I knew them real well I'd call them 'Mum' too.

LOL

No f*ck*ng way. The beats id get if my mum knew id called someone else mum....

[Mephisto]

Friend's Mum's were standardly referred to as Auntie, or if I knew them real well I'd call them 'Mum' too.

LOL

No f*ck*ng way. The beats id get if my mum knew id called someone else mum....

In Jamaica what goli describes is common.

[Grafter]

Friend's Mum's were standardly referred to as Auntie, or if I knew them real well I'd call them 'Mum' too.

LOL

No f*ck*ng way. The beats id get if my mum knew id called someone else mum....

In Jamaica what goli describes is common.

and obvs amongst Jamaicans here

couple my bredrins call my mum, mummy

and my mum calls some of her friends mums, mummy too

they all love it

[The Somalian]

Friend's Mum's were standardly referred to as Auntie, or if I knew them real well I'd call them 'Mum' too.

LOL

No f*ck*ng way. The beats id get if my mum knew id called someone else mum....

In Jamaica what goli describes is common.

and obvs amongst Jamaicans here

couple my bredrins call my mum, mummy

and my mum calls some of her friends mums, mummy too

they all love it

Some of my friends call my mum, mum, I usually call other peoples mum's aunty,

There is a nigerian women who owns a sandwich shop next to clapton station, only know her from going to her store always call her aunty out of respect, very nice women if she is about to close for the day she ends up giving me stock she was going to throw away for free. Couple of kebab shop man are like that in hackney to but I call them bossman or by their first name.

[Guest chap44uns]

Other women were called "mum". That's disrespecting your own mum.

WOW

:/

[Haze-e]

Everyone in my closest circle I call their mums mum. Most of them ive known for 13years+

[Lens]

I reserve the words "uncle" and "aunty" for blood relations only.

[Guest chap44uns]

I reserve the words "uncle" and "aunty" for blood relations only.

your a weird yute anyway

[Soca Junkie]

LOL at me referring to my elders by their first names, whatever race they are. Can't run in my family.

Even when you're called... you can't respond with the word 'yeah/what'...

And LOOOOL at thinking it's just a black thing smh

[Sole]

I call my mum auntie

[Guest Chelsea Jack]

I reserve the words "uncle" and "aunty" for blood relations only.

your a weird yute anyway

and ur not?

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[The Infamous]

My darg at uni (nigerian) said when he was like 8 he went round his (white) friends house and called her Auntie and she said "Call me sharon"

When his dad picked him from the house he left the house said "Bye Sharon" and his dad beat him in the car saying "Sharon eh, you call her auntie or Mrs Brown"

Loooool punches to the chest Sharon ayyy c*nt

[kurious]

yh I call any non black married or breeded into my family by their respective titles. I was fostered too so Im used to having white and black, family id family.

what always bothered me in my family is a different rule for the boys (or kids that were born when their parents were teens) and a next rule for us girls.

We always have to say mum, dad, aunty, but my older cousins all got to call their mums and aunts by their first names. Not Dads and uncles. So im hearing my cuz call his mum Carole and his dad Dad. Doesnt make any sense, even to this day. And we were never allowed to, I dont get it.

[Natalie]

That's a good point actually.

I know someone who calls their mum by her first name and she responds.

Where's the respect?

[Fighting Weight]

A rose by any other name would still smell as suite ya dig