| Display title | Terms of Endangerment |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | No matter how informal people are (or say they are), there are some forms of address that are simply inappropriate between two people if they haven't developed a personal relationship that merits their use: pet names (like 'Snookums' or 'Honeybunch') and terms of endearment ("my dear", "darling", "honey", and the like). Now, add in stalkers, obsessive villains, or powerful enemies and an otherwise inappropriate hypocorism [1] becomes downright creepy. |