Truth Jar: Have You Ever Sent Sexy Pictures To Your Partner

Being Monday, the "Truth Jar" was out and someone wanted to know if you have ever sent "sexy" pics to your husband or wife? On The Mike & Carla Morning Show, it was Carla Rea's turn to be on the stand and that's what Kevin wanted to know.

On The M&C Morning Show, we talk about a lot of different things, but when it came right down to it that's what he wanted to know. Right off the bat we can tell you that Mike O'Brian has never done that...or so he says.

On the other hand, Carla came clean and said "yes"! In fact, she revealed that she actually has them hidden in a file on her phone. Something that Mike didn't even know was available!

Now, according to Crosswalk.com, it basically says that it's okay since you are married, however, private pictures never tend to stay "private"! And there's where you get into trouble.

Of course, quite a few listeners that called in and texted in weren't shy about the fact that they have also indulged with the camera. That between two consenting adults, it might be good for the relationship!

One woman came right out and said that she would never admit or deny doing it. But, she did say that she has called her husband admitting that all she had on was the radio! Hey, if she's listening to The Mike & Carla Morning Show, we're perfectly fine with that!

Hey, whatever it takes to keep that spark alive right? So, the bottom line is that while some people admitted to doing it, there are probably a few more that have thought about it. Either way, you're going to want to listen to the segment if you're just thinking about it.

Maybe after listening you can make your own decision!

Everyone has a nickname, or a "pet name" for their significant other. Right, pookie?

Do you have a cute little nickname for your significant other? Well, here ya go, the nicknames couples in Nevada and other states use the most. Someone did a very deep dive, and analyzed tweets from all 50 states to find the top "pet name" couples in each state use more than other states.

Psychologists say that using nicknames in a relationship helps foster trust and intimacy. But,  it definitely depends on the tone you use.

Shorty, or shawty, is the top slang term of endearment in eight states. It’s a hip-hop word that has come to describe a sexually attractive woman. Although the level of respect depends on the context it’s used in. Shorty’s meaning has evolved since the word debuted in Too $hort’s “Everytime” (1985), and old-school hip-hop fans may use it to refer to a man or kid.

Most nicknames are more common, like "sweetie" and "cutie."  South Dakota likes the term "dearest," and people in Alabama are calling each other "sweet cakes." But in Nevada, well - we seem to like the word "hunk!"

You can change your own name, but you can't change that cute nickname you have for your significant other. Those terms of endearment evolve as your relationship evolves -  and your defenses fall, and your hormones rise. Though I wonder if there are people who have used the same nickname for previous partners - just because that's the pet name THEY like to use.

Here are the top nicknames in the US. This doesn't include the most common ones, like "babe" and "honey."  Still, a lot of the ones on the list are pretty common, until you get to the end of the list. Some interesting, and I think maybe even a little regional, nicknames.

Whatever your favorite nickname is - enjoy, cupcake!

Nine states use it more than average.  (Arizona, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin)

Eight states really like this one: Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia

The five states that use it the most are Georgia, Michigan, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia. (Honestly - it's  kinda gross. But you go ahead, West Virginia!)

Five states:  Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.

(Hey - you try to find a Bae. So here's a Bay)

Four states:  Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota, and Oklahoma.

Four states love this old favorite:  Hawaii, Maine, Mississippi, and New Mexico.

Four states don't cae about Wifey, I guess:  Delaware, Iowa, Nebraska, and Vermont.

Three states said "fine, hubby, now it's our turn!:  California, Colorado, and Rhode Island.

This one is most popular in Arkansas and Kansas.

People in New York and Montana use it the most.  I don't really think of Montana as a sugar daddy state, but sure. Oh - and eww.

These are the most unique nicknames that only had ONE state each:  Nevada likes the word "hunk," women in Wyoming are saying "my boy," calling your husband or wife "dearest" is big in South Dakota, and Alabama likes the term "sweet cakes!"

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