That Mumsnet should drop the D?

[PlinkPlonkFizz]

Adding D to all family, friends and pets is ridiculous! To see adults referring to their "DH" who has subjected them to assault or abuse is particularly nauseating. And DDog! FFS! Is it not just time to drop the D?

I've now got Bros's 'Drop the Boy' as an ear worm.

Ah, the late 80s.

DGP - darling guinea pig!

'D' essential to avoid Mumsnetters confusing your furry friend with your local doctor!

Mumsnetters should definitely drop the D from DSS and DSD, based on some of the threads I've seen!

My world has been rocked by posters stating the ‘D’ stands for ‘dear’. I always assumed it was ‘darling’

😂

OMG, DFish and Dhamster ... 😆 WTAF?! 😂

I thought it could be either

Dchihuahua

DGod!!!

Some people write reams and reams of back story with great detail but yet “husband”’is too much to type in full

Anyone got a DSnake or a DKomodo Dragon?

I feel a bit daft using it too. I don’t think it saves times either now we have smart phones with predictive text. If I type ‘Hu’ husband immediately comes up but to type DH actually takes longer to puts the caps on and off again.

As did I! 🤣

No way! The blokes can stay if they behave though

@TastesLikeStrawberriesOnASummerEvening

It was Babyworld. Don't think it exists anymore. And AF was used a lot too.

I wonder what Dave the Millipede would be from the thread about thrush cream? Surely we can’t have another DM

Dkomododragon would be awesome!!

Still not sure what the D means? Darling, dear, dismembered, dysfunctional, diabolic?

The D is cringey

if I reply when anyone is posting about abusive DP/DH I usually put the "D" in inverted commas.
anything's an improvement on 'hubby'

Well my H is mostly a Darling and sometimes a Dick. So it's fitting...

& I desperately want someone to have a DDonkey now🐴

Came here to find out where the mumsnet dick was. Disappointed.

I thought the D stood for darling