lilyophelia
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania Increasingly I call him Daddy. I do it so much that I have told my son and my mother that is the term of endearment I use for him. They looked at me like I was somewhat odd, but what the hell..Im not hurting anyone. My family is pretty relaxed about such things. I can call him by his given name, but I usually don't. It does not feel "wrong", but it is a bit like calling a parent by their first name, just a little uncomfortable. It is why I am glad I do not call him "master" I would screw up and call him that in the wrong place.. that would be no good...lol. "Daddy" is pretty innocuous, and people do not even glance our way when I call him that. Actually, in Hispanic cultures, especially where machismo is prevalent, husbands and wives frequently refer to each other a Daddy and little mommy. *she giggles* i've known so many older, hispanic couples where the wife will call her husband Papi, and he will call her mamacista (sp?). So yeah, i think it's acceptable and cute in public...a lot depends on how you say it...if it's comfortable and second nature, people usually don't take it in a bad way...only when they can detect something odd or embarassed in it. To the OP, i almost always call my Miss exactly that...Miss. In public, i might speak it low, but we're so attuned, that we can talk with body language. She doesn't have to hear it, to know that i'm calling Her name. We also have a daughter, and there was jealousy over who got to be mommy for a while, so we both have names with our little one. i'm kittymommy, and She's Miss Dragonmommy. So, if we ever have problems, i can veil it away with that explanation...but you know, we've never had problems. If i ever do speak just Her name, it's always with extreme respect. ^^
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