Daddy's Little Girl - Fourth Edition

You sound so good for each other 😍
We both feel like "how did we get so lucky?" (tough honestly we haven't always been too lucky - someone would take us as an example of karma existing)
A little bratty is good, particularly if it's obvious that's just being bratty, and it's an occasional thing. If I can't tell it from sincere hurt, that's a big problem.
My answers aren't even cheeky. More like hey, if you feed right to the racket, I may just as well shoot! (probably very poor translation of an icw hockey saying)
 
We both feel like "how did we get so lucky?" (tough honestly we haven't always been too lucky - someone would take us as an example of karma existing)

My answers aren't even cheeky. More like hey, if you feed right to the racket, I may just as well shoot! (probably very poor translation of an icw hockey saying)
Remember you miss 100% of the shots you don't take Wayne Gretsky
 
The Head of the Boston Ballet is Finish. He liked hockey but in ballet he got to dance with lots of girls.
Well... That's what those guys who bully dancing boys don't get!

I've watched boys in competition dance. They appear older than their age, because they aren't awkward around girls and have learned gentlemanly gestures. And they also feel at ease in formal, fitting clothes. Oh and they have learned some leading, too. Some of the things I like my D to have.

I wish all girls could have boys like that around them. It would teach them keep the bar high enough. (The girls in dancing get a bit similar lessons. You just can't be silly around boys when you train hours per week in close contact with one!)
 
Hey everyone I hope whenever you all wake up that it’s a good day. All of you are so awesome in your own ways. Keep pushing forward you’re doing great and deserve the absolute best. Those that need coffee to start your day here:coffee:
 

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i would love to have a little one to care for as a daddy
All these years I've known you and never knew you were a DD! Is this something you've discovered recently or did we simply never discuss it? I'm a bit ashamed if it's never come up in conversation.
 
All these years I've known you and never knew you were a DD! Is this something you've discovered recently or did we simply never discuss it? I'm a bit ashamed if it's never come up in conversation.
i've never thought to mention it before but happy to if you'd like that x
 
@bikerbonez - I'm usually the first to remind posters that this isn't a thread to seek out littles OR daddies, so thank you for the apology.

I'll warn you, too, that I'm currently not conversing in PMs, but if you'd like to share anything about your experience or thoughts as a DD, this is a good place to do that. It's a holiday weekend in the US, but others might be around later on.
 
@bikerbonez - I'm usually the first to remind posters that this isn't a thread to seek out littles OR daddies, so thank you for the apology.

I'll warn you, too, that I'm currently not conversing in PMs, but if you'd like to share anything about your experience or thoughts as a DD, this is a good place to do that. It's a holiday weekend in the US, but others might be around later on.
i've been talking to a younger woman on and off for a couple of years, she was the girlfriend of a guy whose sister was seeing my son for a time. I have tried to support her in various ways but she seems to only appear online when she needs 'relief' and i want to be able to converse with someone regularly and 'normal' and caring type of online relationship.

I hope you're all having a great holiday over there
 
she seems to only appear online when she needs 'relief' and i want to be able to converse with someone regularly and 'normal' and caring type of online relationship.
Hmm, sounds like what may happen when someone is in need, but not really interested in the other person.

And you definitely deserve better than that.
 
Hmm, sounds like what may happen when someone is in need, but not really interested in the other person.

And you definitely deserve better than that.
yes i think so too, she gets quite needy and impatient if i don't reply when she is in that mood, which isn't always possible and thank you
 
yes i think so too, she gets quite needy and impatient if i don't reply when she is in that mood, which isn't always possible and thank you
Sounds like how I acted in my younger years. And when my mental health was unstable.
There's all levels of littles, just like no two daddies are alike.
I met my daddy when I never even knew what a DD was.
I've had to learn patience in that dynamic.
 
i would say it's a lot more take than give, probably about 95% / 5%
That's not good.

I am myself ever in indebtedness to some daddy figures here as they have helped my through some hard spots days and hours last year, but at least I've tried to have some normal conversation between friends too and not just one-way support! (At least one correspondence quieted due to the other party finding a little of his own, and I'm very glad for that.)
 
But part of my bargaining stage of grief helped me recognize how selfish and impatient I was.
Sadly, very often it happens that the person helping during the selfish period isn't the one who will benefit from selfishness disappearing.

I have no idea how in your case (and it's not my business), but that's how I've seen and heard happening.
 
Sadly, very often it happens that the person helping during the selfish period isn't the one who will benefit from selfishness disappearing.

I have no idea how in your case (and it's not my business), but that's how I've seen and heard happening.
i've seen that a lot and quite often the one you are trying to help finds reasons to discredit every type of help you try and give them, just got to wait patiently in those cases for them to realise
 
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