People who refer to a father figure as "daddy"

[Sprailenes 47]

If you got a daddy issue... here's a daddy tissue... D to the A to the D D Y!

I am surprised no one else made an Austin Powers reference. BOO TO ALL OF YA!

[thetreble 19]

If you got a daddy issue... here's a daddy tissue... D to the A to the D D Y!

I am surprised no one else made an Austin Powers reference. BOO TO ALL OF YA!

Oh darn! It was staring me in the face all along. I should have gotten that.

[Sprailenes 47]

I remember Ethan used to sing that song and it was so funny because his daddy didn't care.

Wait.. thats kind of sad.

But it was funny.

Meh. Forget it.

[reeses16 8]

This is an entertaining thread! So, I call my dad "Da" and when talking to other people I use "Dad". But I have a friend who is is always saying, "I love my daddy!" Its weird, but they are so cute together. She gets a pass..with a side glance.

Edited May 21, 2009 by reeses16

[Emancipation 2]

wow.. my reaction to this thread is pretty crazy.. i can't even read it. My Dad died at age 18.. I would do anything to be able to bat my eyes and say "daddy".. not that I'd really be much further ahead I suspect

[thetreble 19]

wow.. my reaction to this thread is pretty crazy.. i can't even read it. My Dad died at age 18.. I would do anything to be able to bat my eyes and say "daddy".. not that I'd really be much further ahead I suspect

E- you know I didn't make this thread to offend you in any way, right? I'm sorry that it makes you sad. I know you lost your dad young and it's really such a shame. I can't imagine what it's like

[Chica Yeyé 41]

wow.. my reaction to this thread is pretty crazy.. i can't even read it. My Dad died at age 18.. I would do anything to be able to bat my eyes and say "daddy".. not that I'd really be much further ahead I suspect

E- you know I didn't make this thread to offend you in any way, right? I'm sorry that it makes you sad. I know you lost your dad young and it's really such a shame. I can't imagine what it's like

to sister Emancipation, indeed.

[Emancipation 2]

wow.. my reaction to this thread is pretty crazy.. i can't even read it. My Dad died at age 18.. I would do anything to be able to bat my eyes and say "daddy".. not that I'd really be much further ahead I suspect

E- you know I didn't make this thread to offend you in any way, right? I'm sorry that it makes you sad. I know you lost your dad young and it's really such a shame. I can't imagine what it's like

oh no... not at all... I'm saying that it's MY reaction that I find troubling.. geepers it's been (gets out calculator) almost 15 yrs and I'm still touchy... No gal.. no offense at all.. I know that none of you posted to offend me or make me upset.. it's me.. totally not ANY of you!

[Reeena 0]

Well I call my Dad.... Dad....

I refer to my hubby as Daddy to the kids ie.... "you better clean your room before daddy gets home!!"

Sorry about your Dad E... my mom died 20 years ago this month. I know how you feel.

[Nothing1234 2]

As always when Len is in a thread...I'm giggling!

I just lost my father in April 2009...most of my life I called him "popi" or "daddy" till high school. Then after it was Dad or Pop or Opa (when my twins were born). When he was diagnosed w/ cancer the beginning of this year and while I was taking care of him at home not a day passed that I didn't call him Daddy. I just think its a term of affection and I wanted him to know how dear he was to me. He will always be my DADDY.

[scandal 951]

As always when Len is in a thread...I'm giggling!

I just lost my father in April 2009...most of my life I called him "popi" or "daddy" till high school. Then after it was Dad or Pop or Opa (when my twins were born). When he was diagnosed w/ cancer the beginning of this year and while I was taking care of him at home not a day passed that I didn't call him Daddy. I just think its a term of affection and I wanted him to know how dear he was to me. He will always be my DADDY.

I always look forward to new sister Len postings!

Sorry to hear about your loss Nawal. Cancer is an awful disease. He is resting in a better place and watching with pride as his grandchildren grow.

[Welshcookie 17]

Grown up people in Wales often refer to their as parents daddy/mammy so I don't find it very weird...my daughter still calls me "mummy" and she is 19 apart from when I embarrass her..then it is "mother" followed by "omg"

Edited May 24, 2009 by Welshcookie

[childress_london 3]

Now, I've found it quite common here for adult women to refer to their dad as "daddy". It strikes me as very peculiar for many reasons. One being that it seems a childish thing to say and also because in our world today, it also has a sexual connotation.

Any way, my boss refers to her husband to her kids as daddy. Do any of you think this is all weird?

My dad is called as follows:

DAD or DA (Scottish thing)

I don't know if it makes a difference, but my mother is French and she always referred to my father to us kids as "daddy", but she called him by his first name when talking directly to him. Today I call him "Dad", but my sister still calls him "daddy" and she's 50. :-P I think it's whatever the family is comfortable with. I was a bit miffed when my daughter started calling me "Mother" out of the blue when I used to be "Mom". LOL

Edited May 24, 2009 by childress_london

[Ontarkie 14,190]

My parents get mom and dad and when my mother is turned the other way or not paying attention she gets mother!!

My kids still call me Mommy and they are 12 14 16 18 I dont think they ever called me mom, as for their father it was daddy also but they havent spoken to him for awhile. Now for their step father he just gets his first name which is fine with everyone, once in awhile he gets daddy from the younger 2.

oh ya my parents would often refer to each other as mother and father but it tends to be when they are talking to us when we were kids and it just stuck.

Danielle

Edited May 24, 2009 by Ontarkie

[July09Bride 1]

Now, I've found it quite common here for adult women to refer to their dad as "daddy". It strikes me as very peculiar for many reasons. One being that it seems a childish thing to say and also because in our world today, it also has a sexual connotation.

Any way, my boss refers to her husband to her kids as daddy. Do any of you think this is all weird?

My dad is called as follows:

DAD or DA (Scottish thing)

My guess is she calls him daddy to the kids b/c that's what they call him. When I was little, it was mommy and daddy. Now, it's just mom and dad. That's just my guess.

Grown up people in Wales often refer to their as parents daddy/mammy so I don't find it very weird...my daughter still calls me "mummy" and she is 19 apart from when I embarrass her..then it is "mother" followed by "omg"

Yeah, I pull that one on my mom. LOL BUT... not very often!