do you think when chaps use terms of endearment it's a sign that they care?

Question

do you think that when a chap (you fancy and he knows it!) uses a term of endearment such as sweetheart (when it's not within his normal vocabulary list) as a greeting as in 'hello sweetheart' instead of 'hello ' it is a sign he fancies you....


do you think another sign is......him trying to make small-talk and making you laugh?.....and taking his shirt off (albeit for work purposes) .......and asking about your pets.....is yet another sign?.......


Your opinions wil be appreciated...thanks....

Answer 1

I must admit I'm prone to over-using the word "sweetie" referring to women who I know wouldn't be taken aback by it, so I'm not sure it's a 100% open and shut case, but otherwise, yes :)

Answer 2

Well, "Better you wait for some more reliable sign or an outright declaration from him" than jump to a conclusion. But have you thought of ASKing the bloke? Or even telling him how YOU feel? If not, why not???
WARNING: Do *not,* repeat NOT, try to give him the same kind of hints you think you're picking up from him. Chances are about 99% he'll never notice them, and you'll be asking us why he doesn't take your hints--to which the answer would be that he's a MALE.

Answer 3

Sweetheart,anybody can call you anything.Calling you sweetheart doesn`t mean i fancy you.Men sometimes try to take your measure by doing all the things you`ve listed.He might or might not be serious.If you give him the green light he`ll go with the flow.Better you wait for some more reliable sign or an outright declaration from him.

Answer 4

i reckon he said it coz he knew he could

guys like to show off in all ways

dont take too much from this unless he asks you out
and dont sleep with him for ages if he does ask you