Focus50
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Joined: 12/28/2004 From: Newcastle, Australia Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP I'm not squeamish about talking about sex with my adult kids. Or back when they were younger either, for that matter. So it wouldn't bother me a bit to ask these kinds of questions to make sure they were doing things responsibly. Your squeamishness is your problem. You may not be but then I doubt you have much experience of being a dad to a daughter. Or that it'd surprise you to know that men and women rationalise things differently. Of course, that still leaves our respective cultural differences, maybe. Are you implying that you could and did talk to your dad about your sexual encounters, including in "squeamish" detail? Here's the dad perspective about daughters. You do what you can to raise them properly (whatever that means). You want them to be healthy and happy and to find the right fella and settle down etc. And to raise their own family, ie grandkids. But as a dad to her, you don't EVER want to here about anyone sticking their dick in your little girl - *that's* crossing a line. It's not about ignorance or denial because of course we know how babies are made. But we absolutely don't want to know the intimate details of how your own daughter made grandkids - the "stork" is just fine where she's concerned! And here we are discussing the prospect of someone sticking needles in the OP's daughter - for sexual fun. In real life, I'd be "locked on target" and about to engage if the subject didn't fuckin' drop, NOW! Celeste, from what I remember of that old "Married with Children" TV show, our cultures aren't that different. I yousta start chuckling when Al Bundy would "escort" one of his daughter's dates out the house because you just knew he was gonna end up face first into the door or door post etc. I could certainly relate that it didn't matter that she's portrayed as a tramp in the show, only that she's *his* daughter. Focus.
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