Someone just called me poopsie.....is that an insult or a compliment?

Question

I haven't quite figured it out yet...
is it term of endearment or
did I just get called poop?

Answer 1

I would take it as a compliment because they didn't call poo-poo! Have a great night, Hey did you know we are neighbor's in our states? Go hog's Go! Give your family a hug

Answer 2

I'll bet it was an old woman that said it. Am I right? It's just an old word that people have used in a sweet way. Poopsie, doopsie.... that sort of thing. Whenever in life you aren't sure take it as a compliment! You'll be right more often than not. Honest! Oh, sometimes a person will say it if they can't remember your name... like sweetie, honey, etc.

Answer 3

Its an old fashioned term of endearment; probably doesn't mean poop unless directed at a baby. However, I'd rather be called someone's "tootsie wootsie" which is also an old term.

Answer 4

Either way, in your case, it would definitely not be a compliment. Tell this person they're going to have to try harded than that next time. If there is a next time?
You mustn't allow people to poop all over you.
You have to demand more respect. lol. Peace.

Answer 5

I guess it really depends on the context, but most likely it is just a term of endearment--like 'honey' or 'dear'.

Answer 6

Unfortunately it depends on how they say it did they sat=y it to be mean or like in a funny way i think its like a little cute nickname not meaning to hurt ulike pookie u know in a good way

Answer 7

I have no idea

it sounds like one of those terms they don't use where I live

Answer 8

must be a term of endearment , that's what I call my dad. :)

Answer 9

it sounds like 'old school' term of endearment...

Answer 10

poopsie
toots
dame
how old was this dude