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alois trancy / jim macken x reader

he’s much more adventurous and experimental with his pet names and, depending on his mood at the time, what he calls you can range from flattering and sweet, to downright bizarre and nonsensical, to blatantly insulting and derogatory — and for the most part he never uses the same name twice, unless it’s something that he knows will cheer you up no matter the mood

anything from ‘darling’ or ‘sweetheart’, to something referencing nature or food (e.g. ‘bumblebee’), to genuine insults like ‘bitch’ and ‘slag’ are all on the cards with him — what did you expect? being his lover doesn’t make you exempt from his anger issues

angela blanc x reader

her usual pet names for you are a mixture of traditional and sweet, always spoken with a soft tone and a sort of reverence that you can’t quite place — most often used to get you to refocus on her (as a gentle sort of manipulation) or when she’s trying to put forward a more angelic persona to her followers, but she will occasionally use them in private

when she’s trying to emphasise your importance to her she’ll either call you ‘my angel’ or ‘my beloved’, but a few of her other go to’s include ‘my darling’, ‘my sweet’, and ‘my darling’

ash landers x reader

very strictly traditional with his use and choice of pet names to the extent that he only ever uses your real name when first introducing you to others or talking about you to someone unaware of your relationship — he never crosses the line and becomes inappropriate with his use of them, but it’s clear to everyone that knows either of you that you’re his partner

when talking to others he’ll refer to you by your relationship to him (e.g. ‘my fiancée’ or ‘my husband/wife/spouse’), and when talking directly to you he’ll call you one of the following: ‘dear’, ‘my love’, or ‘darling’

claude faustus x reader

very very traditional and will either call you by your name or one of a small selection of pet names that he deems as socially acceptable and human enough for you to not find any complaint with them

things along the lines of ‘darling’ and ‘dear’, with some slight variance to be more affectionate and personal when you’re alone together (‘my darling’, ‘my dear’, etc.) — around other demons, however, he’s much more likely to call you something possessive like ‘my mate’ or ‘my human’

drossel keinz x reader

if he were still the man he was in life, perhaps there’d be a great deal more variance in the ways he addresses you, but as it stands he only calls you one thing and that won’t be changing any time soon — thank goodness it’s something more traditional, at least

depending on how you present and identify, he’s either going to call you ‘my (dear) lord’, ‘my (fair) lady’, or ‘my (darling) liege’

hannah annafellows x reader

she’s much more sentimental and ‘human’ in her behaviours and speech patterns than other demons, which means that she’s much more variable and affectionate in how she addresses you as her lover

anything from ‘my dear’ to ‘my love’ to ‘my darling’, or even something a tad more formal like ‘my lord/lady/leige’ in public settings, are her defaults but she has no qualms with being a bit less traditional for her era (e.g. ‘baby’ or ‘honey’) or incorporating terms of endearment in other languages (she is still a demon after all and is something of a natural polyglot)

the triplets x reader

these gentlemen don’t really use any pet names for you for the most part, either calling you by your name or referencing you by their favourite physical characteristic of yours when talking amongst themselves — at a push you might be able to get them to settle for something that more closely resembles a pet name, but it’s still not going to be anything remotely traditional for the era