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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania What I have read over and over again on THIS thread is that there are women who see Daddy Doms as emotionally supportive, approachable, there for them when they need someone to lean on, interested in their lives. To me this just sounds like women who want healthy intimate caring relationships. This would be me, and I'm well over 40. He does not fix anything for me. He has my back when I need someone to have my back, and he helps me sort my thoughts out and encourages me to be happy. But that's just him being a loving, supportive leader. He is also my Master and Owner. He most certainly can put his foot down and say "This is what will happen" when he feels he needs to. We had a very loving conversation last night in which he told me he'd probably be that way more often, but my heart is still rather delicate (history stuff) and he wants to be careful. I really don't see what Aynne does, about girls talking about "My Daddy fixing everything." To be honest, I see that about more Masters than I do about Daddy's. "I was lost until Master found me." "My Master changed my life" and so on. Just look at some of my posts in my previous CM name and you'll see I have said the same thing. I think the notion of having one's life "fixed" runs across the board - to masters, daddy's, dominants, even egalitarian partnerships. Maybe the "white knight syndrome" is being confused with a particular kind of dominant. But I'm just speculating. I really don't understand some of the disparaging remarks I see (not just on this thread) about the Daddy type of ownership. It seems to affect people in an internalized way. But I understand we all have our hang-ups. After my last relationship I couldn't even say "Master" because of the pain I went through. I had to look internally to understand why I was so bothered by that word, or by others referring to their owners as such. Now it's a non-issue. I could very well be wrong but I do feel that when others speak so negatively about a particular dynamic, they have their own unresolved issues about it. And I don't mean that as an insult, because we all have things we have issues about. I have had huge issues about a particular dynamic type for a long time, until I looked inside and understood why, and got past it. So, no harm no foul, but I do think many of the assessments made in this thread against the Daddy-Owner dynamic are incorrect and based on something else.
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