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Edited by Pyrohydrant:
8/15/2017 5:22:20 PM
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What do you call your "Birthgiver"?
We all love our moms and as we grow up we start to call our moms different "titles".When I was a wee lad I started with Mommy then Ma-ma then just Mom.
So how do you do it? We all live in different house holds and call our mothers different names , such as Miss, Mum , there real name , or some other nonsense
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[spoiler] I don't have a mother festish[/spoiler]
Edit 1: Dad's included
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2 RepliesI was hatched
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I use the "Friese" term. Mem.
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1 ReplyWhen i was a little kid I would refer to my mother as "Mammy" but when I grew a little older I just started calling her "ma" and it's been like that ever since.
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2 RepliesI don't call them anything... weird right? When talking to them I don't go "Mom!" or "Dad!" I refer to them as my Mom and Dad when talking to others though. But to them directly, I just talk, no need to address them by name.
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2 RepliesEdited by YerSpookyGrandad: 8/16/2017 11:39:06 PMMa, mammy, mudder, mo mham. Da.
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2 RepliesMum = "Mum" Dad = "fúckin' dickhead"
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5 Replies"ma" & "pa"
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1 Reply[b]Mom's[/b] dead.
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2 RepliesCalled my mom mommy until she died when I was 8 now it is mom. My dad turned oddly into a mix of daddy and dad calling him daey
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1 ReplyMom? Ma...Dad? A bitch
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1 ReplyTo their face, Mom and Dad. When talking about them to someone else, Mother and Father. I don't know why I do that.
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2 RepliesMom = Ma, Momma, Mom, Mum Dad = Dad
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I have no idea what I called her as a toddler, but otherwise, just "mom". As for my dad, I've called him "dad", his name, his nickname, and "D".
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3 RepliesMom or ma
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1 ReplyI just say 'Oi, you'
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I have no idea. Never met her. I guess "person who chose to let me live?" As far as my Mother goes, she is and will always be "Mom".
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1 ReplyCthulhu.
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Mom and dadre. (Pronounced like padre but with a dad)
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3 RepliesEdited by LahDsai: 8/14/2017 4:57:24 PMMy mother = Mom My father = Dad I know you didn't ask about the second one but figured since we were on the topic...
