To ask what you call your DH/DP on your phone,

[Curioustywon]

Just that really. I'm just curious.

Ie. "Babe❤️" or "John".

Oh! I’ve completely misunderstood the OP he was in my phone for a long time under a playful nickname I gave him related to his job. Now it’s just his shortened name with a heart. When we live together/marry I probably will add him as ICE, just seems sensible

His name and a heart. He calls me ‘(Name) Beautiful’ which I find cute!

His first name only

His first and last name, as I do for everyone in my phone book. Can't deal with cutesy names.

@AveAtqueVale not weird at all, my contacts are exactly the same, even for parents, grandparents etc.

It was his full name for a really long time, but I changed it after I saved his cousins name which is super close to his, he’s now just his first name and a red heart.

Mine’s ICE in contacts. So an emergency crew would know who to call. This was recommended years ago.

DH was in my phone for years as Sex Machine .... it was a joke from his mate on the day we first met.
Then last year I left my phone in a builders providers, rang it from DH’s phone to ask them to hold on to it for me. Of course his name came up and they all burst out laughing when I collected it

His listing on my phone is 'Total Cunt'

Um, his name. Just his first name, and other people I know with the same first name are first name/surname. Everyone is in my phone with their names, except my mum, who is "mum".

My husband is just stored as his name. We swapped mobile numbers in a professional context (though in retrospect he clearly fancied me) a few days before he asked me out.

He stores everybody with their title as well as their name, so before we got married I was Dr Firstname Maidenname, and now I'm Mrs Firstname Marriedname. Looks rather formal written down!

We chat a lot on Facebook Messenger during the working day, and we've customised our chat to include our nicknames for each other there.

ICE .... in case of emergency. The emergency services know to look under ICE so know whom to contact in a true emergency.

It used to be “Schatz”, before I was told that “shat” in English is the past tense of to take a shit and it sounds quite similar. Now I just have his full name.

A colleague of mine has her DH listed as “dickhead”, which would often be appropriate.

Firstname Lastname

His name and/or honey, sweetie sexpot etc.

Just his name

I call him 'Husband First Name' - because I know a few people with the same name so prefixing it with 'husband' helps me avoid sending the others of the same name shopping lists lol!

Slightly off topic but how are the emergency services supposed to get into your phone contacts in the event of an emergency? They wouldn’t know the code to unlock it?!

His Name < 3

Everyone else has either their usual name or a nickname depending on who I'm trying to remember as I have a lot of duplicates, AND have DH's contacts on my phone that can't be got rid of as he needs them on there (we switch phones when he plays Pokemon Go). I put my name in his the same as mine. He's not bothered changing it which is nice.

Mine’s not locked.

I call him nothing. E.g.
"WTF?! I thought you are covering the kids tomorrow?"
"(Redacted)"
"Does daddy.. Smiley and flirty emojis"

His name
Vast majority are by their full name - although I do have a few where they are under their first name and surname is how I know them - so I have FirstName Work for someone and a few with the name of the course I'm studying as their surname
My parents are mum and dad

Oh sorry i thougyt you meant in communications
He's Dipshit

David 💗

Dh is on my phone as Chubby Hubby

Normally when answering the phone I either say alright fat boy/chubs/chunk any other random name!

It’s a long standing thing 🤷‍♀️ Goes back over 10 years!

I’m on his phone as Mrs Chubs and if I call him I get called all sorts of random names, for example is this my nice wife calling? Or the mean sulky one!

To be fair we are quite childish but no offence is even taken or meant and it keeps us amused thinking up new ways to wind each other up!