It's possible or it could be said as a joke - it depends on the context.
If he's French, it could just as easily be a friendly remark as an endearment. It probably isn't a joke.
answer 2:
No, it's a friendly way to say: honey, darling, sweety... You can say that for a friend :"Hey cherie, how are you". Or a mommy to her child :"Good night cheri". But it can be used for a lover too: " Je t'aime (ma) cherie"
it is possible to use "chérie" only with a lover or a child otherwise it is rude. Only bad man call an unknown woman "chérie"
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It could mean Lots of things, in my opinion, I think the guy has a strong friendship with you but might want to be more than friends.
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When a guy says he wants more than friendship, it means he probably wants to be in a relationship.
sometimes
Tell them your interested in more than friendship.
no.
It's difficult to translate the sentence directly into French, but try "cherie, pour moi tu vaut mieux que tout au monde" (literally, you mean more than anything in the world to me) or "cherie, j'ai besoin de toi plus que tout" (I need you more than anything).
A:'Ordinary friendship' is a genuine affection between two or more people. Biblical friendship may involve no more than shared beliefs, or it may also include 'ordinary friendship' and therefore be a deeper relationship.
in 2010 twelve times as many texts were made than phone calls
Making a commitment to someone that is more than just a friendship.