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Um I don't believe I called any man this? Kinda weird since he is not my dad? I have other names, Sexy, Bigboy, baby, hun, and Dilf......Oh wait he would be a dad....
Guys, what's up with some you? When a women is in middle of hot sex she may lightly say in a very sensual voice, 'oooohhhh daddddddddy, work that'......It's meant to imply that she knows who is in charge of what's happening at that moment and that she loves it.
Like Himain said in an earlier post, Latinas will sometimes call their man papi while in the middle of sex. I don't speak Spanish but it has been my experience that Latinas will softly moan papi and say something in Spanish after moaning papiiiiiiii. And repeat that same sentence.
Basically, in most cases being called papi or daddy during sex means that you're working the middle pretty well.
I am seeing someone, but I don't NEED to be with someone to be happy unlike you. Have a nice day in dream world!
Once again, you've expressed a thought that has absolutely no basis in any reality. The dream world you speak of is not mine, dear. But it's nice to hear that you are actually seeing someone. Although...I thought I just read a post where you were worried about not talking to girl in a bar...
It just makes no sense. Please adjust your insult to have relevancy. I'll be back to check your work in awhile....
(shudder) Calling a romantic partner "daddy" is disturbing to me mentally and physically. A lot of latin women call their boyfriends/husbands Pappi and the whole "ooooh pappi" always bothered me.
Does any man actually find this attractive? I think women think it's a "hot" thing to say during sex, but it just kind of skeeves me out. Why would you want to think of your parents when I'm having sex with you? That's just gross. Not hot. I'm not your dad, I'm having sex with you. And if you get those two things confused, there's a little more to worry about than how creeped out I feel.
Women, have you ever said this? Why?
Men, do you actually think this is hot?
No that is gross. As a woman I think is also gross how women say that the the guy they are dating reminds of them of their dad/ brother . what the hell?? I never said that. That destroys any kind of sexual attraction. I dont blame the guy. I have never done that.
If a woman calls me daddy in the sack, I'm going to find one of 2 things.
My shut the h*ll up cards
My cane.
No particular order, and whichever I find first I will use.
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Honey, there isn't a bitter bone in my body. 
But it's dripping from every word you type. I sure hope you find a gal soon.
When a women is in middle of hot sex she may lightly say in a very sensual voice, 'oooohhhh daddddddddy, work that'......It's meant to imply that she knows who is in charge of what's happening at that moment and that she loves it. 
Please adjust your insult to have relevancy. I'll be back to check your work in awhile....
Does any man actually find this attractive? I think women think it's a "hot" thing to say during sex, but it just kind of skeeves me out. Why would you want to think of your parents when I'm having sex with you? That's just gross. Not hot. I'm not your dad, I'm having sex with you. And if you get those two things confused, there's a little more to worry about than how creeped out I feel.
