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Posts: 17234 (11/09/2008 7:45 PM) |
FantasyWriter02 wrote: Same here. Prior my sis referred to the 'rents as their names and they didn't like that. |
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StarsareBlind |
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Posts: 136 (11/10/2008 2:09 AM) |
I thought it was cute when Sharon would call Ozzy daddy.
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DriLo |
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Posts: 6319 (11/10/2008 9:13 AM) |
SuperheroPip18 wrote: Yeah my husband told me that one night he is going to do me so good that I would have no choice but to call him daddy. Still waiting for that night.
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Rrrrrosie |
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Posts: 12886 (11/10/2008 9:16 AM) |
I know a couple that call each other Mommy and Daddy even when their daughter isn't around. It's weird and they're sickening. When I see them the
wife will say "Daddy, please pass the bread" and everyone is sorta like
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ThatsWright68 |
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Posts: 35 (11/10/2008 9:17 AM) |
LMAO but to a married couple when a wife calls her husband daddy, well it's kinda just acceptable cause that is his main name in the house. With kids the
most name heard in a house is MOMMY - DADDY.......
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Posts: 2788 (11/10/2008 9:26 AM) |
I don't really see how it's disgusting/weird if they have kids? I think it's just out of habit. It's not as if they refer to Daddy as their own
dad...they mean Daddy of their own family. My parents to this day still do it around us. In public my mom still calls my dad Daddy but my dad tries to call her
by her first name...I think he gets embarrassed when she calls him Daddy in front of others.
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Posts: 10670 (11/10/2008 9:29 AM) |
The way I read it, the Op means that when women call their husbands 'daddy' when the children are grown. This is just how I understood it.
For example, I am the youngest of the grandchildren, and I am 24, all of my Aunt and Uncle have children in their 40's but my Aunt calls my Uncle 'daddy' for example 'Daddy, can you fix mamas sink real quick, she says it has been acting up' or 'Daddy, where do you wanna go for dinner' 
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HedCandy |
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Posts: 5 (11/10/2008 9:45 AM) |
SaveCleo wrote: That's exactly what I thought about when I saw this post. |
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