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No. It doesn't turn me on. I actually, find it creepy. Not only does it make me think of father/daughter molestation, but it's also like talking about himself in the third person, which is weird.

That said, it doesn't mean I think you're wrong for getting excited by it. I don't have a problem when other couples use it, just saying it doesn't turn me on.

Now, when referring to the father of the family, I see it's common place and natural. Like the wife and kids calling him Big Daddy and the mom is called Momma by the husband and kids - that's the natural progression of a family.
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Posted by truecap
No. It doesn't turn me on. I actually, find it creepy. Not only does it make me think of father/daughter molestation, but it's also like talking about himself in the third person, which is weird.

That said, it doesn't mean I think you're wrong for getting excited by it. I don't have a problem when other couples use it, just saying it doesn't turn me on.

Now, when referring to the father of the family, I see it's common place and natural. Like the wife and kids calling him Big Daddy and the mom is called Momma by the husband and kids - that's the natural progression of a family.



makes sense. i never, to my memory at least, called my own dad "daddy." and the thought of calling my dad "daddy" weirds me out. really really weirds me out. i'm sure this has something to do with it.
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Posted by e11e
It offends me and secretly turns me on at the same time.

It's so offensive...I think that's why. *shrugs*

I don't have any 'daddy issues' that I'm aware of.



it is a lil twisted. i don't think i have daddy issues either. my dad and i have had a great relationship always, save for those teenage years, but who didn't struggle with their parents then?

i think if my bf were much older than me, i'd be creeped out, but he's a yr n a half older than me, so for us... there's less freudian undertone i guess and more novelty.
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Posted by CapTenn
I've never thought of "daddy" in a relationship as meaning literally your daddy.

More like the boss, leader, etc.

Guys I know say this to each other during competition. I'm your daddy = I own you (my bitch).

I think y'all are reading into this way too much with the incest angle.



i was thinking about this too yesterday. similar to any other pet name, like "baby," the terms aren't used for any literal definition. It's not like I respond back to my bf calling myself his daughter, lol. He doesn't have kids, so he's not an actual father, but one day he and i are hoping to make a parent out of the other. IF there were any literal reference, it would be that.
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Ironically it irks me only when I hear it in the right context, doesn't bother me as pillow talk.

E.g. every time I hear it in a movie or whatever in the right context, I always find myself thinking for a microsecond, "hmm where are they going with this?" "why is a 15-year old girl calling her Dad 'daddy'?" Annoying... especially if she sounds like Britney Spears on bubblegum.





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Hid the above comment because it didn't post right.

That kind of interaction would have me running full speed the other direction. And what you described is EXACTLY a father/daughter dynamic, I don't care what you call it. Nope, not for me. I like when a man can be a man, but he MUST respect my own sense of authority over myself.

That's just too much, and if he tried to do that shit with me in the bedroom, I'd probably laugh my ass off, get dressed, and go home.
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Posted by CreepyPants
any ladies get turned on when a man refers to himself in private as daddy?

is this a daddy issue?

my man does this and admittedly it turns me on. kind of a rare thing when he does it, but every time, it's a lil shocking to me that i like it.

what's this say about the men who do it?

men who've wandered from the cave, feel free to chime in.


lol… maybe the moment called him to say that, especially if it’s a rare occasion thing.

If the sexual vibe calls him to say such a thing, I think I’d focus more on the pleasure he gets from saying it and it would excite me to get on the same wavelength.

It’s good to explore on your sexual dynamic. Don’t be afraid of it and just enjoy it.
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Posted by CreepyPants
any ladies get turned on when a man refers to himself in private as daddy?

is this a daddy issue?

my man does this and admittedly it turns me on. kind of a rare thing when he does it, but every time, it's a lil shocking to me that i like it.

what's this say about the men who do it?

men who've wandered from the cave, feel free to chime in.


Not if he is my age. But older men like men that remind me of ... the 50s

Like men 60-65-70 plus... it erm hits a nerve. Any younger tho .. ew. He has to be smooth tho. And well preserved. Nothing weird like surgery tho and deffo has to have white hair. Erm yeah it hits a nerve. 😛

It's like i think men this age are going to be the perfect gentleman for some reason. I dunno they like talking more and .. are easier to talk to.

I think they would be more romantic at that age. That is my fantasy anyway. I think they would be safe drivers on the road. And older men are easier to talk to I feel more relaxed like there is less judgement they are just nicer.

Think Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow. Lol

Or Andy Williams.



AHEM.... Yeah it erm hits a nerve.. ahem..

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As some one with real daddy issues (looked for my father in partners and friends etc) no. This is a turn off. In fact, the idea that I subconsciously looked for my father in partners and friends is cringe enough. The truth is tough. Being self aware and catching yourself in the act of searching for your parents and partners Etc is the first step to realizing how f****** cringe and disgusting it is
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Yes it's hot!

I just see it as a term of dominance in the bedroom with absolutely no paternal relationship implied. I mean when people call their lover(s) "baby" as a term of endearment, they don't mean that they literally pushed that person outta their pus or god knows whatever hole a man would birth a baby from. (Ew lol)

However, I guess I can see how that would be weird to those people who have/had a relationship with their father or a father figure.