Anonymous #1 1w

that’s understandable! it just gets odd when others try to think we’re weird for still calling our father that 😭

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Anonymous #2 1w

i do think its inherently bad as a sexual thing. i dont really get age regression as a non sexual thing but thats fine, but if youre getting off to it? so gross

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Anonymous #5 1w

Oh I think it’s gross too, but it’s not inherently “bad”. Like in the sense that some people call puppy play bestiality or ddlg pedophilia/incest, it’s not actually those things and calling them that downplays actual crimes/abuse

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Anonymous #6 1w

its a big thing down south to call your parents mama and daddy. even the elderly folks down here do

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Anonymous #2 1w

yeah i do agree that it waters down the severity of real crimes

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Anonymous #5 1w

I’m from the south and I don’t know anyone who calls their family that

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Anonymous #6 1w

theres no way youre from the south and dont know anyone who does unless youre talking atlanta or another big city

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Anonymous #5 6d

Literally from Texas and even go to school in Arkansas. Ik people that call their mother, momma. I have one friend that has her mom’s name as mommy in her phone but doesn’t call her that. But dad is always dad or their name. Again I think it’s just a childlike thing and most people grow out of calling their parents mommy and daddy

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Anonymous #6 6d

texas and arkansas are barely southern, im talking deep south. just bc you dont see it in the two out of 50 states youve been in doesnt mean its not normal somewhere else

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Anonymous #5 6d

You must mean another continent bc Texas is quite literally the south. Also quick to assume I’ve been to 2/50 states, no need to get defensive in any way I simply said it’s not common to say that where I’m from in the SOUTH

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Anonymous #6 6d

and im saying its common in the deep south dude, chill

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Anonymous #5 6d

says the one who started getting defensive???

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Anonymous #6 6d

when? youre the only one thats upset rn

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Anonymous #5 6d

And I quote “ just because you don’t see it in the two out of 50 states you’ve been in” like so uncalled for. “Dude chill” nobody was mad bc it’s not common where I’m from.

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Anonymous #6 6d

that upset you? you mentioned 2 states, i referenced the 2 states you mentioned, i didnt think it would be so controversial

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Anonymous #5 6d

Upset? No, if you had worded it such as “just because it’s not common in those two states doesn’t mean it’s not normal somewhere else” that would’ve been fine bc say your piece girl but the conversation was that I must not be from the south and I simply told the girl I’m from the south. Instead you what you said sounded more targeted then you had to go say dude chill when that wasn’t needed

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Anonymous #6 6d

sorry i didnt carefully word my comment on the anonymous app so as to not hurt your feelings. i think this is a bit of an overreaction

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Anonymous #5 6d

Dude chill not hurt feelings just saying your words sounded targeted, that’s it.

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Anonymous #7 6d

just thinking out loud, that’s kinda how i see the whole calling your partner daddy thing but I know there’s some weirdos out there who think incest is sexy. My parents always modeled a good affectionate married relationship and when talking to the kids about each other would use mommy/daddy so that’s where i see the connection.

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Anonymous #7 6d

“hey daddy”(my kids dad), 😏😊, vs “hey daddy” (my dad), 😟🤢. lol. Also this way it’s not weird to keep calling your own father daddy because it’s always about couples, not age regression stuff.

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Anonymous #7 6d

That’s how I’ve seen it honestly, that’s what makes the most sense

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