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This site has a lot of good information but can be very addictive too.
i am so hook up with all the informations that was provided here
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Hi,
Me too. But Iβm pretty certain DS refer to son, DD refer to Daughter. Exactly what it stand for, Iβm not so sure. But Dear or dearest son/ dear or dearest daughter, does seem a logical. -
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:welcome: from Mum1113 too...
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DH- in good mood will be dear , dearest , darling , dar dar husband
DH - in bad mood will be darn, dumb , dumpy husband etc
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Oh hi!! I thought DS stands for Darling Son and DH, Darling husband.
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Mum1113:
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PS :
DH- in good mood will be dear , dearest , darling , dar dar husband
DH - in bad mood will be darn, dumb , dumpy husband etc
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