Manther or DILF?

Hey, either is fine with me.

I can feel my offended rage building up with all you women thinking of us men as nothing but sex objects. WE HAVE FEELINGS TOO, YOU KNOW!!!!

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Wait Men have FEELINGS?! Since WHEN?! Only thing I thought you felt was your own package and tits :laugh:

OMG...I almost spit out my jelly beans.

Well I'm not a DILF because I'm not a dad yet... and Manther just sounds silly. Do I get an option C?

Well I'm not a DILF because I'm not a dad yet... and Manther just sounds silly. Do I get an option C?

You have a beard - feel free to make your own rules.

Who cares what we call you as long as you're wearing kilts or leopard print mankinis/boxers.......... Go ahead and get them on, I'll wait

LOL right on, give us a growl while you're at it guys!

Maybe one day women will refer to me as a DILF... but I would have to be attractive for that... gotta get in shape first...Manther would only apply to me if I were single...and at least 5 years older.

Either is fine by me.

This sort I gender equality is so refreshing!

As MILF is often used by straight men, DILF would probably also be used by gay men. And Manther, like Cougar, isn't a compliment. Lesbians don't tend to refer to older women they're into in a mothering way, and straight women only tend to call guys 'daddy' when the man wants it.

I've personally never heard a gay man use the word DILF, MILF, cougar, or manther. I'm sure some do, but they tend to have a much cooler vocabulary to choose from.

The whole woman calling her guy "daddy" thing completely grosses me out. I don't understand what's so sexy about that, and I'd go as far as to say that any man requesting to be called "daddy" in bed is a total creep.

Fair play about gay men, I just wanted to point out that the MILF/DILF thing would still be a conversation between men rather than involve (many) women. 'Bear' is a nicer term than DILF, for example .

The guy requesting to be called daddy by a stranger they met at a bar could be a total creep, but I reckon sometimes it's something they're used to calling their wife (as in they call their wife 'mommy'). It might just be something that people get used to when they have kids.

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The whole woman calling her guy "daddy" thing completely grosses me out. I don't understand what's so sexy about that, and I'd go as far as to say that any man requesting to be called "daddy" in bed is a total creep.
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I agree, how can you not think of your father or mother when your calling someone daddy, papi or mami.

The original post i like Dilf, never heard of manther before.

The guy requesting to be called daddy by a stranger they met at a bar could be a total creep, but I reckon sometimes it's something they're used to calling their wife (as in they call their wife 'mommy'). It might just be something that people get used to when they have kids.

That's weird all around. :noway: :huh:

I dunno, maybe it's something they start to get the sproglet saying their names and it just sticks. Stranger things have happened.


Okay, I was defending it and then I saw the post of the guy one post below me. Fine, it's creepy.

I'm so offended, why label?

The guy requesting to be called daddy by a stranger they met at a bar could be a total creep, but I reckon sometimes it's something they're used to calling their wife (as in they call their wife 'mommy'). It might just be something that people get used to when they have kids.

I call my wife "Mummy" on occasion. Not because I have an Oedipal Complex or anything but simply as a term of endearment because it is one facet of who she is (the mother of my children obviously) and why she is important to me.

I guess you have to be there because it does sound a bit weird when typed out like that...

I like FILTH. Father I'd Like To Hump.

I perfer OGPILF (Ole Gran Pa ILF) and I am working hard to get to that status :-). And hope when I get there ya'all young ladies be gentle with me (try to control yourselves) I am senative that way and easily broken.