breatheasone -> RE: Need Feedback please (2/20/2008 8:03:32 AM)
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ORIGINAL: littlebitxxx Ah, breatheasone, hugs and cuddles to ya. If calling him Daddy as a right to acknowledge your special relationship means the world to you, call him Daddy. The other lady that calls him "Dad" does so for a whole different reason. She lost her real father and your Master had stepped up to the plate, treating her maybe the way her real father would have, lending her support (and probably the car on Saturday night), being there for the hugs and cries of a daughter needing her Dad. Your dynamic is very different from that. He is your DaddyMaster, still treating you with the love and care of a father-type figure, lending you support of a different kind. He causes your hugs and cries, not just stands there waitiing for the world to come after you. He is your life, your Daddy.....but not your Dad. I know it's not the same...but my kids were always telling their friends just to call me "Mum" if they forgot my name. I became Mum to half the high school, after coaching all the carpet burners on their way up. Mine actually felt proud to have such a cool mum that the other kids all wanted and looked to with their cries and scraped knees. The dynamics were totally different, of course, just as you and your Daddy. But if he was able to make one other little girl...then grown woman...feel as if her own Dad were not so far away, I think I'd be proud to know him. There's few enough men in this world that would do that for another. He may be Dad to her, breatheasone, but he is still your Daddy. He hasn't changed, your dynamic hasn't changed. Except maybe to be a bit bigger man than most. This made me cry....and I know I sound like an illogical selfish asshole.....I just wish I knew WHY I felt this badly about it...when like you said...I should be proud and happy that Master is such a good, caring, and generous Man.
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