"Daddy" language

[JClay]

TBH any diminutive/pet language from the get go sets my teeth on edge - babe, hun, luv, etc...

To each their own, but not my speed.

 

[William St]

Totally understandable if it's the first or second time meeting.

Do you really expect the provider to remember your name after meeting you not even 15 minutes and you're both now totally naked?

Probably 3rd or 4th meeting, I'd expect them to start remembering our "name"

No, this was not my complaint in the first post. It was about using "daddy" in their advertising. After meeting - sure, if both parties are comfortable.

 

[SinnamonFairbanks]

I really wish women would stop trying to appeal to potential customers by referring to them as "daddy", or still worse, "boo" or similar terms. I'm not your daddy, woman, and frankly, it's disconcerting and disrespectful.

Lots of guys love it, so it appeals to the right people. I can stand it, or how people talk to me if I do talk like that so I don't bother. But nits really gets people going. There are lots of lonely people who don't get any attention from women who use these services religiously that NEED a woman to inflate their ego and that them like some kind of stud.

 

[BootyLoving]

Hate it when being called Honey or dear
And don't call me Daddy unless I got my deep in your and yours are rolled far back screaming and creaming.

 

[Ryeguyonthefly]

Honestly, it is a huge turnoff for me. Are the girls that say this wanting to be called daughter? I dont get it. When I see that on Twitter or an ad, I keep scrolling. It's too bad as there have been many ladies who I have been wanting to see then I read "daddy" being sexualized and it kills the vibe. Best example of thia for me is Nessa at Alpha. Looks amazing but cant get past the daddy talk.