{"id":275,"date":"2000-06-23T02:51:50","date_gmt":"2000-06-23T02:51:50","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.soulhuntre.com\/items\/date\/2000\/06\/23\/a-special-thanks-to\/"},"modified":"2000-06-23T02:51:50","modified_gmt":"2000-06-23T02:51:50","slug":"a-special-thanks-to","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/legacyiamsenseiken.local\/2000\/06\/23\/a-special-thanks-to\/","title":{"rendered":"A special thanks to"},"content":{"rendered":"
A special thanks to special girls<\/u><\/b> – way too late,
\n but important…<\/p>\n
I was not forgotten on Fathers day, and I really like that. Some Personally, I love the term… it has a lot of meaning for me, It also serves as an interesting indicator of how the relationship(s)
\n of you may or may not know that the
\n girls<\/a> sometimes call me "Daddy" – they have a short
\n comment<\/a>
\n on the topic on their site. You can find other<\/i><\/u> points
\n of view on this type of dynamic on the web as well [1<\/a>][2<\/a>]
\n though they don’t really match the way it works here, each probably
\n has some insight to give.<\/p>\n
\n and I know they don’t use it lightly. Yes, there are some aspects
\n of it that are kinky, and deliberately so… but mostly it is a
\n comment on our relationship. <\/p>\n
\n are going. When someone is pissed off at me I can always tell because
\n they retreat farther and farther from calling me Daddy, and you
\n can tell they aren’t thinking of me in those terms. It’s distressing
\n to me when it happens to be honest – it is like your girlfriend
\n suddenly calling you "Mr."<\/p>\n