Daddysredhead
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Joined: 11/6/2005 From: Northern (yet still part of the South) Virginia Status: offline
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My Master has been in the scene for 17 years and even when He wasn't, lots of girls (even nilla ones) just used to call Him "Big Daddy." When people see Him, they think it tends to fit. He's a really big guy, 6'2", about 300 lbs., with a warm smile and laugh, and a quiet dominance about Him. I told Him in the beginning that He was like a teddy bear, which is completely different from how He must be in His profession. I understand why other women in the lifestyle are drawn to Him and tend to call Him "Sir" right away, even when using His first name is perfectly acceptable. There's just something about being on the receiving end of His smile, knowing that you put it there in some way, that is scrumptious. It reminds me of being a little girl and wanting to make my parents happy, esp. my dad because I've always been a daddy's girl. Positive reinforcement with good, decent men is part of what makes me tick. So, to say that the notion of women calling their men "Daddy" is somewhat novel is odd to me. I've heard it all my life. From my grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles, and siblings. I used to refer to my ex-husband as Daddy to the kids and he still refers to me as Mommy when speaking to them. (As in, "Make sure you listen to Mommy and do as you're told.") It's my title, no kink involved. As far as in WIITWD, I don't think it's necessarily a novel thing, but perhaps part of an evolving process that some men have made. Maybe the men who identify with the numerous different descriptions of "DaddyDom-ism" feel comfortable with that title or role. Maybe it's like the ever-over-debated BBW label. Some identify with the definition and others don't, some like the label and others prefer something else. It's all in what seems natural or proper for your particular situation. If others do not like it, they need not prescribe to it. I certainly do not expect to agree with everything that everyone does, but they will not always agree with me. It's ok, it's life, and it's to be expected. Doesn't mean I have to bash someone over the head to make them agree with me. I'd rather have a good, spirited, intellectual debate than have them scream "uncle" because I was acting like a cave woman with my opinion. That's just me, so if "cave play" is your thing - go for it. I'm certainly not judging. Respectfully, DRH
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Founding Member, Clan of the Scarlet O'Hair-a's Do not challenge me to a battle of wits & come to fight unarmed. Are you really that stupid? ~ Bless your heart 13th doughnut
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