boy4mom2tease
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ORIGINAL: MisPandora quote:
ORIGINAL: boy4mom2tease I appreciate your comments. I did get a chuckle from the Daddy/Domme idea....I am assuming that is referring to certain masculine stereotypes. No, my statement that I'd be more of a daddy than a mommy is more psychological than anything. (There we go again with the male interpretation vs the female! Funny how you jumped for the masculine stereotypical....look/style rather than where I'm going with this.) I'm more patriarchal minded. For me, the father figure is the advisor, the teacher, the one who will sit you down when things are jacked up and work through them, and the one who will give you tough love. If you've fallen down, I'm going to suggest to you how to stand up, show you that you've got dust on your behind and how to not let all that happen again. I have an extremely practical, non-material sense about me. I am comforting when needed, but not all that nurturing. I enjoy someone who wishes to learn and grow, and set goals and marker points with my subject to track progress with that. I'm not all that tolerant of fuckups and when I'm angered, I tend to get silent until I get myself in check, and will have a showdown with the offender to address each and every issue that's set me off in a rational and comprehensive fashion. Oh, and daddy.....daddy drives everywhere and is anal retentive to a fault. Actually, what you describe is pretty much the masculine stereotypes I meant. Those are most of the things I think of in a daddy. Especially the part about daddy driving everywhere....there's a lot of control there. But within that context, mommy, even when submissive to daddy, exerts a lot of the same control over the kids (i.e., she drives them everywhere when daddy is not in the car).
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