She not the only woman who does that, i hear alot of elders call their spouse mother and father so why people bothered? If thats what she wants to refer to him as than oh well, it hurts no one
Calling your dude daddy and all that ain’t really proof of daddy issues but everything she said after that is. Monique’s whole family is jacked up. I feel bad for her because she deserved better from both of her parents.
Something about her husband gives me red flags. It’s like she’s lost everything since she’s been with him…friends, career, money, sense of self, etc. And he doesn’t mind it as long as she can provide him a platform.
Sh-t she can call her husband whatever the f-ck she wants. But I’m still gonna think her a-s got daddy issues.
Is this her career now? These rants?
I never got into calling my husband daddy but her reasons for doing it seem unhealthy.
She needs help.
I have a daddy so I’m not about to be calling my man that. To each its own.
She not the only woman who does that, i hear alot of elders call their spouse mother and father so why people bothered? If thats what she wants to refer to him as than oh well, it hurts no one
Calling your dude daddy and all that ain’t really proof of daddy issues but everything she said after that is. Monique’s whole family is jacked up. I feel bad for her because she deserved better from both of her parents.
I have no problem with Monique calling her husband whatever she wants but her reasoning behind it screams of issues.
Something about her husband gives me red flags. It’s like she’s lost everything since she’s been with him…friends, career, money, sense of self, etc. And he doesn’t mind it as long as she can provide him a platform.
Calling your s/o daddy isn’t a requirement to show respect. It’s not that deep.
Thank you!
When you have to keep defending your choices, it’s time for some self reflection.
They need so much attention.
Two people who need deep therapy.