Daddy Comments

Post #1 nude4menTextile

As an older nudist, do you like to be called "Daddy" by younger nudists friends? Do you get offended or you look at it with amusement?

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Post #2 shorehamgentSuper Nudist

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by shorehamgentTextile

Mostly, I look on it with amusement.

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Post #3 001AnakedbudmanTopless

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by 001AnakedbudmanTextile

LOL the first time I was called daddy was 3 yrs ago and I had to chuckle to myself. It is a term of endearment from younger males to older males, sort of a form of flattery.

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Post #4 jc1966Barefoot

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by jc1966Textile

i'm not fond of it. Despite being old enough to be their dad, that's not what I am and it should be used for their father. In cases of the younger guy looking for a daddy, it implies they're looking for financial support and that's not going to happen. I completely ok with younger/older (I actually prefer younger), just don't use the term daddy.

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Post #5 stevec121Textile

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by stevec121Textile

Daddy is such a loaded term, I prefer to stand clear of it and all its connotations.

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Post #6 NudistpigSuper Nudist

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by NudistpigTextile

Daddy is such a loaded term, I prefer to stand clear of it and all its connotations.

It's not a greeting except in very intimate circumstances that usually are biologically based. I enjoy the role play but that's based on seriously engaging with the trust respect freedom and responsibility the bond entails. Its mutual. Dialogic. And genteel. So busting out with it is just inappropriate. It's also imposing and presumptuous.

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Post #7 MVAnSDTextile

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by MVAnSDTextile

1st time I was called Daddy I was about 26 years old and it was a great compliment. Today its a Term of Endearment and it doesnt bother me at all.

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Post #8 Engage598Textile

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by Engage598Textile

I think when you are a dad, you may be less likely to want to be called daddy. Just my preference.

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Post #9 polomexxBarefoot

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by polomexxTextile

I have a couple of younger friends who call me Daddy, and I don't mind. I do have an intimate friendship/mentorship with both of them, so it's amusingly appropriate. However, they were both polite enough to make sure I was okay with the moniker. When young men use it as an initial greeting, it puts me off, not because they're calling me old, but because they're implying an intimacy that hasn't been established yet.

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