Don't call me DADDY.

[Wizard of Ahhhhs]

Originally Posted by bluesfan

Daddy.....doesn't work for me....just is creepy

Originally Posted by Whizman

I'm 70 so she calls me Grandpa..lol .But with affection.. I call her my little Granddaughter..

And that's even more creepy!

[zeejoe]

"Daddy" is just so.... downscale.

"Sir", on the other hand....

[yugdlo]

Originally Posted by DallasRain

I am an older lady but NEVER called anyone daddy cepy my real daddy..lol

Now I MAY call you sugar,honey or baby..it is a southern gal thing

I don't care what you call me, just call me.

[Sarah Renee]

That's why I don't see young guys...I had one call me Mommy and that was the end of that.

Yuck Yuck Yuck

Now I need to go find a Southern Gentleman and have him show me what a man does to get that out of my head.


YUCK

[Danson&Highsmith]

Man up, I got you girl!

[MOCHAakaMOCHA]

I'd never call a man daddy that's not my actual daddy or the father of my kids (I don't have kids yet tho).
Some ladies do it like a term of endearment (esp in BDSM) but that's not my thing. I personally wouldn't do it even if a client asked lol.

[KCQuestor]

[dumars]

I just turned 68, I prefer to keep things in perspective! "Daddy", "old man", "mister", "sir" all work nicely. Nice to do battle with your morals some times so long as the young'n keeps her side straight . . . "young . . . (whatever fits).

Thing that gets under my collar has nothing to do with the hobby. A lot of times I go to a fast food joint or wherever and the young lady behind the counter calls me "sweetie" or "dear" or some such thing. A seriously hot admin type at Centerpoint was checking me out of the ER, she called me "sweetie". She was NOT used to a man teaching her the people skills her parents did not teach her. In my world that is reverse sexism, she would have been pissed if I called her "babe" or some such thing and she admitted to that.

My 2¢

[WicketThicket]

Girlfriend called me "daddy" once when I was 18 and that was an instant turn off. And so was ready to get it on and just walked away. Now that I'm older I'd imagine it's even more of an insta-limp. No go.