@PurtyWingzFly2
8 Years
In slang, calling someone daddy and mommy often signifies a role-playing dynamic or an expression of intimacy and affection. It can also imply a power or dominance theme in certain relationships. The meaning varies depending on context and personal boundaries. Understanding the intent behind these terms is important for clear communication.
Meaning, he feels like he has become a father lol
Wut is "bd" tho..? :/
well I guess he ain't ma daddy. haha he can't stop saying it.
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LOL that's what happens when you smoke "the tobacco".
Meaning, he feels like he has become a father lol
Wut is "bd" tho..? :/
Baby daddy = bd
Tell me, are you too lazy to do some basic research over the web or is this thread simply a way to gain some attention?
Which what would I specifically be looking up ?
Sometimes it's a simple term of endearment in certain cultures and other times there's a sexual undertone to it.
In the case where it's used sexually, I think it's because it insinuates dominance.
Traditionally fathers are the head of the household. So when you call a man "daddy" you're basically saying he's in charge.
Or maybe you telling him that starting now you are in charge of his money? Lol
Tell me, are you too lazy to do some basic research over the web or is this thread simply a way to gain some attention?
Which what would I specifically be looking up ?
"Spank me daddy"
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Lol
I thought it’s a Mexican thing. 🤷♀️
Meaning, he feels like he has become a father lol
Wut is "bd" tho..? :/
Baby daddy = bd
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Eww
Meaning, he feels like he has become a father lol
Wut is "bd" tho..? :/
Baby daddy = bd
Eww
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Lol js. My baby uses those terms. Preferring him as daddy and me mami.
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Why would a guy call himself daddy and calls you mommy ? Is there a meaning behind it all that’s missing. My bd will say don’t be mean to daddy mami. Is there an interest or something in that ?