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Just an open question given I’ve had a few years off this site and re-engaged recently!
I often have younger men ask about mum/mom roleplay and honestly it’s a huge turnoff for me to think of a man I’m intimate with in that way.
That being said, I do enjoy and find it quite fun/naughty when a young man acknowledges that I’m a mum, and a mum to boys older than he is.
It’s sometimes hard articulating that fine line between the two, but just curious do others find similar?
I’m in no way attracted to the idea of mothering a younger man, I like to still see him as a man yet I do enjoy him acknowledging my motherhood and his age, my age, my sons ages etc.
I’m also fully aware a lot of younger men do enjoy that I’m a mum to older boys and I’m no shy about embracing that either…
Hopefully this made sense but just a Thursday thought on enjoying the acknowledgment of being a mum but not wanting a man I’m with to see me as a mum substitute or play in that way.
I think it's a similar vein in how a lot of women will use "daddy" in a sexual connotation. It invokes a sense of caring, wiser, mature, older person who can lead by experience. A lot of women aren't really thinking of their dad when they use it, it's just a word used in a certain context to mean something other than "father".
Just like A LOT of people are skeeved out by "daddy" a lot of women are also not into being referred to as "mommy". I certainly am not. A past younger partner definitely wanted to refer to me in that way and I had to put a 'no' on that request. I don't want to be thought of a mom in that context even if it doesn't literally mean "mother"
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