MILF: Should I be offended?
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I don't take it to mean old at all, but I also don't take someone wanting to **** as a compliment
You'd rather guys (or girls, for that matter) think you weren't sexy?
Lol. Are you flattered or something that a guy wants to **** you? No, it's not a compliment to me. I agree with what a pp said about standards. And, I can think a guy is sexy looking and not want to **** him, so they aren't always synonymous.0 -
Here you go.
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I don't take it to mean old at all, but I also don't take someone wanting to **** as a compliment
This exactly!0 -
It means your old, but still bangable.0
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It means your old, but still bangable.
yep I'd hit it!0 -
Much rather be a MILF than a Cougar though.0
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No, you shouldn't be offended. It doesn't necessarily have to deal with your age. A mother could be her teens or twenties. But I can definitely see why those men have used that term with you from your pictures. Take it as a compliment! You've obviously been busting your *kitten* working out and maintaining the commitment that's necessary to lose the weight and get that body!0
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this is why it's not exactly offensive but kind of despair-inducing: the existence of this acronym demonstrates that our culture is still operating on a really simplistic version of women's sexuality. why assume that a mother is any less sexual than a non-mother, at any age? (I mean, okay, practically speaking, after the I-just-need-to-sleep baby year.) And before the response is because-mothers-are-fatter, please, SO WHAT. I have the same amount of skin and nerve endings as when I was 20 pounds overweight (arguably less, now that I think about it) and enjoy sex exactly the same amount, i.e. lots. As far as I can tell, that's what makes me sexual and sexy.
I don't find it a compliment for someone to say even though you're a mother you're still sexy, like it's some big concession. For me, it's super-sexy when a man has done the work to get over all that bull****.0 -
this is why it's not exactly offensive but kind of despair-inducing: the existence of this acronym demonstrates that our culture is still operating on a really simplistic version of women's sexuality. why assume that a mother is any less sexual than a non-mother, at any age? (I mean, okay, practically speaking, after the I-just-need-to-sleep baby year.) And before the response is because-mothers-are-fatter, please, SO WHAT. I have the same amount of skin and nerve endings as when I was 20 pounds overweight (arguably less, now that I think about it) and enjoy sex exactly the same amount, i.e. lots. As far as I can tell, that's what makes me sexual and sexy.
I don't find it a compliment for someone to say even though you're a mother you're still sexy, like it's some big concession. For me, it's super-sexy when a man has done the work to get over all that bull****.
A little aggressive aren't we? Calling someone a MILF is subjective. It doesn't adhere to one bodytype. There have been women I have called MILFs but my friends think I am crazy and vice versa0 -
MILF is a good thing. It can mean someone is old and hot, but I never think it to mean that.
To me, it is someone with kids who is smoking hot, period.
You would fit that bill...0 -
Some say its a compliment, but it just makes me feel OLD. Is it a genuine compliment or a back-handed way of saying a woman is over-the-hill?
I was a mom at 17 years old. So, if you feel old because someone calls you "mom," you have issues. I have a 19-year-old and still feel pretty darned young.0 -
Some say its a compliment, but it just makes me feel OLD. Is it a genuine compliment or a back-handed way of saying a woman is over-the-hill?
What?? It's a compliment!!! And in no wise implying you are over the hill. Just my opinion.0 -
Technically, I would be classified as a MILF as well. I'm a decently attractive mother, at 23. I will take that as a compliment any day of the week! Whether you're 20 or 60, doesn't matter. MILF basically means that person found you f***able, which is never really a bad thing. Congrats on joining the club!
Classifying yourself as a MILF simply means you like to *kitten*.
MILF is something someone else has to attribute to you ...0 -
I'm 44 and have been called a DILF on several occasions.......My response:
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It means some teenagers are *kitten* furiously on the thoughts of having sex with you0
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It's a compliment, definitely.0
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But you're gorg .0
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I'm 44 and have been called a DILF on several occasions.......My response:
LOL
I would be like that also.0 -
Some say its a compliment, but it just makes me feel OLD. Is it a genuine compliment or a back-handed way of saying a woman is over-the-hill?
What would you prefer? I joke about milfs, but generally that's just because it's an amazingly hot mature woman.
BTw, grey shirt pic. High five.0 -
I'm not offended by GILF soooo, I guess MILF would be a compliment. lol0
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I take it as a compliment. Being a mom is the best thing I've ever done aith my life and the other part... well I assume that's meant in a good way.0
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offended?????....are you kidding me???.....I take it as a compliment for sure!!!!!.....the thought that someone in their 30's, hell, even in their 20's, would be into me in that way is a huge boost to the self esteem.....
and.....I may just be speaking from experience here.....:blushing:0 -
OP, the bait is working. Golf claps all around.0
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wtg Sin lol
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ZOMBIE THREAD!!
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I've been called MILF and a COUGAR and I really dgaf what anyone says... haters are out there and I don't live for anyone but myself ! :yawn: NEXT topic.0
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I usually take it as a compliment. I like to think of it as simply being called a "hot" mom, rather than that the person necessarily wants to "F" me.
And it's better than being called a "GILF"...although I do know a few women my age who are grandmas.0 -
It really has just come to mean Hot Mom since the American Pie thing...0
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Hot moms you're all appreciated0
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Compliment...most likely rude and obnoxious, but a compliment nonetheless0
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