Sorry, I don't speak English very well, (I'm afraid I'm french) can you tell me that is a "Tootsie pie" ?

Question

In fact, someone asked me :
"Can i see a picture of you tootsie pie?"
I think it is something like "honney". Isn't it ?
("I'm afraid I'm french" : it's a joke !)

Answer 1

Yes, "tootsie pie" is very much like "honey" or "sweetie pie."

It was used when I was young.

Answer 2

I'd never heard that one. "Sweetie pie" is a term of endearment, as is "honey pie". If he asked "Can I see a picture of *your* (and not 'you') tootsie pie", there's a chance he was alluding to something vulgar, but let's give him the benefit of the doubt. Personne ne m'appelle ainsi, c'est curieux...

Answer 3

Yeah, it's like honey or sweetie in that context.

Answer 4

he is just flattering you ;) ! it's like saying sweetie pie and so...

Answer 5

he wants you enjoy, no! this is a way friendly to tell you my tart strawberries!

Answer 6

it means honey or sweetheart