NastyDaddy
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ORIGINAL: Bearlee ND, not that I think I need to give permission, nor that you need to have it, but personally I have no problem whatsoever with the whole Daddy/girl thing in roll-play or a D/s dynamic. I 'get' it...perhaps even find some of it attractive. Hell, I even see the attraction to diaper play. Still...such play by an adult with a CHILD is NOT okay in my book, the lawbook, nor Utah's lawbook. Even the Mormon Church severed ties with those 'mormons' who practice the kind of crap you mentioned...marrying off a 13 year old child. That you held up the longtime marriage of a woman married at 13 with a large family followed by mention of Utah, leads me to believe your 'personal friend' is part of that child-molesting sect that split from the Mormon Church. So...you give an example, but the media is full of examples of the oposite sort; where women try for years to escape such lives and children run to hiding to save theirs. Funny too, how so many of those 'daddies' who marry such young girls also seem to like multiple wives and lots of kids but do not support them, prefering to scam the welfare system instead. <shrugs> Bottom line...my kink is no better than your kink; just keep it away from children. PS...Dani, thank you for an eloquent discription of your lifestyle. This is the truest essence of making assumptions... the 26/13 year old marriage I mentioned happened in FL, in 1951 as I previously mentioned. It was nowhere near Utah or had anything to do with any Mormons or outcast Mormon sects. The situation dealt with lives leftover after a senseless murder of the Father, a farmer. He was shot dead with a shotgun over a wagonload of corn being stolen by a sharecropper tenant farmer, on a sunday morning after the family returned from church. The sharecropper was stealing corn while the family was at church, and upon their return the farmer hammered a nail into the gate sliding bolt to prevent the wagonload of corn from leaving until the cops were summoned. As the farmer turned to walk back to his house and get his wife and 8 kids inside, the sharecropper shot my grandfather in the back, killing him. His widow, my grandmother, was left with 8 children ranging from 17 down to 2 yrs old. Longtime friends and neighbors helped my grandmother with the remaining harvest, and spring plowing/planting for the next years crops. One of those was my Father, who fell in love with and married my Mother, the oldest daughter of my murdered grandfather, she was 18 when she married my Father. Her next youngest sister, my aunt also fell in love with and married my Uncle Robert, she was 13 and he 26 at their wedding. Uncle Robert and my aunt, his young wife of 13 years, stayed with my grandmother on the farm for the next 10 years or so before it was ultimately sold by my grandmother. They are still married to this day, and their relationship was founded in the aftermath of a senseless murder, with the intent to help a victimized family recoup and go on with the remnants of their lives which were shattered one sunday morning by two shotgun blasts. Board your hypocritical bandwagons and have at informing me of how terrible and wrong this situation was... and why it never should have happened and why those involved should be subjected to your opinions and assumptions for 'their misbehavior'. The whole point is that some are so blinded by their own personal biases and ability to witch hunt, that they cannot comprehend anything beyond or outside of either one.
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