My man keeps cringe me out 😭

Talk to him about it.

Then again, you've just started dating but he's "your man?"

The first one is just a difference in preferences. I've had women I've only been casually involved refer to me as "Daddy" or "Sir" from the very first flirty exchange - it isn't something reserved for committed relationships. If that's not something you are into, all you need to do is tell him that.

As for the L-word, tell him you feel it is too soon to be saying it to each other. Send him away to do his homework on it if he thinks it's normal to tell your new girlfriend this.

Basically what the people above said. Also, I think it seems to be more of a male characteristic that we get emotionally attached to people we're interested in / dating. And given that, I guess we're more likely to overcommit too soon.. so don't assume he has bad intentions, he's just speaking the truth (although maybe he needs to keep some things quiet for a bit )

First, thank you for the advice I will use it, Second I called him my man because he is. He's not dating anyone else but me... What am I supposed to call him? since calling him what he is to me is wrong.

But you've just started dating and don't know that it will work out. Hopefully it will, but he isn't 'your man' yet.

The fact that we just started dating has nothing to do with me calling him my man. I called him that because he is. Like I said before he's not dating anyone else but me... So technically he's my man. And you are right I don't know if we will last but that has nothing to do with it.

(we have been dating for about 2 weeks now)

Idk... I guess people calling a man "their man" seems more like a married couple thing 🤷*♀️

For my 50 cents, I think you guys’ relationship sounds a little unhealthy. I agree with calling your partner ‘’my man’’ being reserved for people in long term, or married relationships, but if you don’t think so, whatever floats your boat.

The part that makes it seem a little unhealthy is the fact that you’re comfortable calling him yours (‘my man’), but not saying I love you. ‘I love you’ acts as a bit of a commitment phrase, so I can see why perhaps you might be tentative. However, I’d start to question yourself as to why you’re perhaps comfortable to act in a way a long-term couple would, but without actually committing. As for the ‘daddy’ thing, maybe that’s just what he’s into, simply communicating is the answer there.

You sound quite young, and if so, I’d advise you just to be conscious. People’s feelings aren’t something to be played around with.