Anonymous #1 14h

yeah no that’s weird af

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Anonymous OP 14h

Pape in Spanish is cool tho I like it

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Anonymous #1 14h

is she hispanic or caribbean that’s common in those cultures

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Anonymous #3 13h

She’s Salvadoran

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Anonymous #1 13h

yea it’s common. in america we sexualizes the word daddy in other cultures they don’t

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Anonymous #1 11h

so she is Hispanic therefore making it not that bad because for them, it is normal so not weird af

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Anonymous OP 10h

no but why would his mom call HIM papi/daddy

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Anonymous #4 10h

girl😭🤦🏽 this is why ppl are against interracial dating 💀💀💀

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Anonymous #4 9h

probably the same reason why your mom would call both you and your dad “honey” it’s a hispanic thing if you get it you get it and if not then you don’t, anyone who is hispanic understands that their parents call them “papi” if they’re a guy

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Anonymous OP 9h

Just sounds like a whole bunch of emotional incest being excused by “culture” but okay

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Anonymous OP 32m

Yeah, that’s really weird. Absolutely no one in my boyfriend’s entire family calls their children “daddy” in any capacity.

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Anonymous #5 31m

ok so break up with him if it’s so nasty to you… get use to other ppls cultures or fuck up

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Anonymous #3 29m

How the fuck is it culture to call someone daddy in english?? You’re weird.

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Anonymous #3 28m

Notice how all you can do is tell me to stfu? So you agree it’s emotional incest? Stupid bitch

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Anonymous #3 24m

I never said my boyfriend's family does this. In fact, I specifically said they don't. So why would I break up with my boyfriend over something his family doesn't even do? Some things are genuinely unusual, and sometimes unhealthy family dynamics get defended as culture when they really aren't. Even people from those cultures will tell you that mental health issues often go untreated and therapy is heavily stigmatized.

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Anonymous #3 23m

Calling your kids hijo, hija, mijo, mija, papi, or other common family nicknames is one thing. A mother calling her son "daddy" in English is another, and people are allowed to think that's odd without being told to "get used to other people's culture."

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