Littlepita
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Oh, one of my favorite topics! I have a Daddy/Dom and couldn’t be happier to have found this type of relationship. I will say that at first I did find it weird to call him Daddy and didn’t think I wanted to. Even though we were already behaving and treating each other like a Daddy/little girl. For me I didn’t have the best experience with my father or other men in my life where I received the nurturing I needed. When I first met him, I told him that I wanted his care, protection, and acceptance. My Joe wants to give that to me. He wants to love, cherish, protect, discipline and help me to grow to become the best I can be. He loves me as much for whom I am as for who I will become with his guidance. One of the most important things is the nonjudgmental acceptance required of a Daddy. I need to know that I am loved for who I am, even though we both recognize that there are things that need to be changed, because they are harmful to me or to our relationship. My Daddy has to be objective but a supporter to me. He needs to discipline yet accept me. He has to comfort yet challenge me. I know for me I had to go many, many years pretending to be strong and capable of taking care of myself and everyone around me. This is the first time since being an adult where I feel I can let my guard down and let my Joe take care of me. I can trust him to know what is best for me and give him the control of my life. It’s the most free I have ever felt. I will say that since I am new to this lifestyle I don’t really know how a Daddy differs from a Dom. I just know I really like what I have found and it works for me.
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~There are two kinds of strengths: the strength to lead, and the strength to follow; the strength to control, and the strength to yield. There are two kinds of power: the power to strip another's soul bare, and the power to stand naked. By Yalda Tovah
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