Elorin
Posts: 970
Joined: 8/22/2004 From: San Antonio, TX Status: offline
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My Daddy is nurturing, caring, protective. I started calling him Daddy because he looked after me like a Daddy...kept me safe, told me to be careful when I went to play with others, was protective and set my friends to watch out for me at times. For me, being Daddy's girl means it is safe to be me, without a lot of the protective walls and masks I use as an adult to be safe. I am able to be young again, full of wonder. I drop the cynical realism that normally surrounds me and instead see the world through the eyes of a child, perpetually giggling, amazed, full of love and joy. I'm sometimes sulky, I'm demanding, and I am kept in line by a firm hand that is not afraid to punish if need be. I am indulged at times, cuddled, put to bed and tucked in for the night, and I am corrected when I am too selfish or pettish. Being Daddy's girl is being free to be playful, being free to be innocent, being free to say "I wanna pony...anna tiara, and a princess dress!" without being laughed at (meanly). It's feeling warm, embraced, loved, protected, safe. It's being able to cry when I smash my finger and curl up in my Daddy's lap and have him comfort me and kiss it better, and feel like all is right with the world because my Daddy loves me. It's all of those things, but more. It's about the dynamic between us, and his acceptance of my inner child, and my love of his fierce protectiveness. It's about love with no reservations as a child because children trust so completely...and it's about his feeling of being needed by me.
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'cause when i look down /i just miss all the good stuff / when i look up / i just trip over things
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