A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men.
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A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men.
Define need.
Yes but it’s is a nice way to let your hair down and be a little less serious, or a lot less serious in some cases.
Stuff like this helps build community
We don’t want to start applying that standard. We’d only be left with a few posts from @steve .
Oh shoot, not at all!
I’m dyin!
Literally?
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Well, I sure hope your video thread goes on forever!
The 1944 King Vidor movie, An American Romance, begins with this narration: "To be admitted into this country, you had to be of sound mind, without a criminal record, and not be a polygamist."
"You also had to have the equivalent of $25."
Vidor never legally married more than one woman at a time, but he sustained a romantic relationship with Colleen Moore during all three of his legal marriages, spanning from the 1920's until his death in 1982, 4 years after he was widowed from 3rd wife Elizabeth Hill. Legend has it that characters in Orson Welles' epic Citizen Kane were based on Vidor and Moore.
"You also had to have the equivalent of $25."
Vidor never legally married more than one woman at a time, but he sustained a romantic relationship with Colleen Moore during all three of his legal marriages, spanning from the 1920's until his death in 1982, 4 years after he was widowed from 3rd wife Elizabeth Hill. Legend has it that characters in Orson Welles' epic Citizen Kane were based on Vidor and Moore.
*Emily's random comment time part 2*
I don't like how "daddy" is a romantic nickname. Why would you call your husband that? It's like you think of your husband as a dad. I find it very gross to honest, and creepy as well. Maybe I just don't understand it, but it's very unlikely that I'm ever gonna call my future husband "daddy"
Speaking of this, I still call my parents "Mommy" and "Daddy" even though I'm 15, and I don't see a problem with that. It's what I'm used to calling them! "Daddy" and "Mommy" is just a longer version of "Dad" and "Mom"!
But all of this is just an opinion, let's agree to disagree.
I don't like how "daddy" is a romantic nickname. Why would you call your husband that? It's like you think of your husband as a dad. I find it very gross to honest, and creepy as well. Maybe I just don't understand it, but it's very unlikely that I'm ever gonna call my future husband "daddy"
Speaking of this, I still call my parents "Mommy" and "Daddy" even though I'm 15, and I don't see a problem with that. It's what I'm used to calling them! "Daddy" and "Mommy" is just a longer version of "Dad" and "Mom"!
But all of this is just an opinion, let's agree to disagree.
Yeah but then you start talking to each other in front of your kids and suddenly it just happens.*Emily's random comment time part 2*
I don't like how "daddy" is a romantic nickname. Why would you call your husband that? It's like you think of your husband as a dad. I find it very gross to honest, and creepy as well. Maybe I just don't understand it, but it's very unlikely that I'm ever gonna call my future husband "daddy"
Speaking of this, I still call my parents "Mommy" and "Daddy" even though I'm 15, and I don't see a problem with that. It's what I'm used to calling them! "Daddy" and "Mommy" is just a longer version of "Dad" and "Mom"!
But all of this is just an opinion, let's agree to disagree.
I get what you’re saying though, it is extremely creepy in a certain context.*Emily's random comment time part 2*
I don't like how "daddy" is a romantic nickname. Why would you call your husband that? It's like you think of your husband as a dad. I find it very gross to honest, and creepy as well. Maybe I just don't understand it, but it's very unlikely that I'm ever gonna call my future husband "daddy"
Speaking of this, I still call my parents "Mommy" and "Daddy" even though I'm 15, and I don't see a problem with that. It's what I'm used to calling them! "Daddy" and "Mommy" is just a longer version of "Dad" and "Mom"!
But all of this is just an opinion, let's agree to disagree.
Oh yeah, sorry about that! It is understandable when you have children, I meant that when a wife calls her husband "daddy" when they don't children it's creepy. I also forgot to mention that some girlfriends also call her boyfriend "daddy", which is even more creepy and gross.
Yeah; when your wife refers to you as 'Daddy' when talking with your kids, she's just using the name they know you by -- but when she calls you 'Daddy' when you're alone in the bedroom, it's creepy in more ways than one: it's generally a reflection of a woman wanting to remain a child, and it has to make you wonder if she might have some creepy attachment to her own father.
I have not yet discovered a limit!
Although I don't use it this way, I always thought that using the name 'Daddy' in a romantic situation was a way of showing the husband was in charge. Like a father over a daughter. A covering, a protector, makes decisions etc.
Or maybe it's just some weird kinky stuff that I don't get.
Or maybe it's just some weird kinky stuff that I don't get.
I guess that makes sense, but since we live in a twisted society, it's most likely weird kinky stuff.
I use Babbo that means daddy or father in Italian as of a way of showing that Rusty is the head and just because it is used does not mean that it is a kinky thing and used in that way. It just depends on the relationship and what the husband and wife is using it for. I don’t like when it is used as a kinky thing as well.