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In my culture and around the people I was raised around it is extremely common to address everyone from strangers to paid professional caregivers as " my love" . It is not intended in any sexual way, but a way of expressing care and compassion.
For example, at the grocery store I need someone to grab something for me. I might say "Carino" Would you be so kind as to get that for me?
As I leave, I say thank you, darling to the cashier.
As I walk past the cart recovery employ thank you, wonderful
All platonic.
How does your culture express platonic love with words?
love ya random reddit user 💗
In some contexts, especially in LGBTQ communities, "partner" can refer to a platonic friend or companion with whom one shares a strong bond and may live with or share life responsibilities.
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