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chocolate moose
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 Mon, Sep 25 2006, 12:28 pm
I have a few friends with fancy degrees. One is much older than me and I'm just most comfortable calling her "Dr. First-Name".
She doesn't mind, although she told me lately that no one else does it, and that Love (to her) is more important than Respect.
Gosh, I thought, I certainly hope I am showing her both!
At any rate, would you like to discuss this?
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cindy324
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Mon, Sep 25 2006, 12:41 pm
I think once you have love for someone, respect automatically follows, at least it certainly should!
But you can certainly respect someone but not necessarily love them.
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JRKmommy
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Mon, Sep 25 2006, 1:58 pm
Dh finds "Dr. So and So" to be very formal. All his friends call him by his first name. It's his father who'll insist on calling him "doctor" - he finds it pretentious.
When he first started practicing, he wanted to just tell patients to call him by his first name. I told him they didn't need another friend - they were there to see a DOCTOR.
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