My Heart Belongs to Daddy

**Disclaimer**

The following post discusses a certain aspect of my sexuality, and while not graphic, may not be something some people (...family...) want to know. If that sounds like you, just pass this one over. If you are interested, click the "Read More!"



I read a great post on Discerning Dom recently about age play: little girls and the daddies, uncles, and schoolmasters who love them. The Dom who writes the blog had some very interesting reflections about age play, which I particularly enjoyed reading.

I love a daddy. Love. Nothing makes me hotter than a butch or stud who lets me call them Daddy, who likes to take charge, who makes me feel like a little girl. Sometimes I'm bratty and need a disciplinarian to put me in my place, and sometimes I am a perfect princess who just wants to make my daddy happy. It doesn't really matter how the scene plays out, I just love the age and gender dynamics!

Being with a dyke daddy is, for me, the ultimate sexual rush. They are bigger and stronger, could easily overpower me and just take what they want. It gives me that little shimmer of fear sometimes. But, at the same time, I know that the ones I choose to be with are loving, trust-worthy, and protective of their little girl, and would never hurt me. A good daddy makes it safe for a girl to let go and surrender the power to someone older and stronger, and with that surrender, takes the girl to places--mentally and physically--she could never get to on her own.

"But it’s not just about ceding power, because I know for a fact that little girls also want to be cared for, they want to know how much they are cherished, they want to be spoiled. Sometimes a girl likes to have her uncle give her a bath and wash her hair, maybe paint her toenails, dress her up to be sweet and pretty. He likes to do things for her. And then if she’s very, very good she may get a special treat." Memoirs of a Discerning Dom


That pretty much sums it up. If you are interested, please click on the link at the top to go over to the Discerning Dom blog and read more of his insightful posts.