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How about SWAWCWDTMADTMDTWUGUCMTMOHDWTOTBAAHTKGDWSCSOCDWHAOASLPGTILFH
She was a wild child who drank too much and did too many drugs then woke up, got under control, married the man of her dreams who turned out to be an asshole, had 3 kids, got divorced, went sex crazy, sort of calmed down, works her ass off and still looks pretty good that Id like to Fuck Hard.
Quote by Wildcat
I don't find the term offensive at all. Being a Grandmama, I've been called a MILF and I find it rather flattering. So I guess I'm actually a GILF and let me tell you, there's some very sexy nanas out there. I doubt if many would find the term derogatory.
As for stories in the MILF genre, I've never read one. Perhaps I shall.
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Personally I find them as useless as homophobe and racist. Everyone has to have a "title", "name", or "term" now days and most of the time it simply does not accurately reflect those called it, or those claiming the titles.
MILF for instance has grown to cover any female that is a "mother", when in fact that was not what it was meant to be used for at all. It was actually meant to be used for mothers of our friends, IE teenagers' parents, or even young adults' parents. It was NOT meant to cover some 17-15 year old female who had a kid. But they sure are using the term a lot now days.
Cougar... I find the term laughable at best, but in some cases pretty sad for the women who fit that description. But I find it equally sad for males as well. I have no age differences, but I tend to believe that they should be within a reasonable range. And I don't need to get into that here since there have been a couple great threads covering that already (and my response is in one of them).
I tend to dislike labels all together. Just BE.
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You tend to dislike labels, look at your forum signature looks as though you've labeled yourself
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Let's just do away with all adjectives, adverbs, nouns, titles and names. Tis better to guess and practice mind-reading...about everything in our lives.
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Is it just me, or do other members here find the terms "MILF" and "Cougar" derrogatory and demeaning?
The acronym MILF for Moms I Love to Fuck originated in the film America Pie as far as I know. So, in its original context it involved an underage male wanting to have sex with one of his friend's mother.
In the meantime this has somehow spiraled out as a general wishy-washy term to encompass all women over the age of 25 who may or may not have children as "second-rate" sexual partner choices. I don't know why women over the age of 30 who enjoy having sex often are somehow portrayed as "desperate", "sex-craved", "nymphos" or "wanton".
What does the world expect? Women who have brought a child into the world are supposed to be thereafter prude?
Doesn't anyone find it strange that the expression "DILF" Dads I Love to Fuck is non-existant?
The same thing goes of the expression "Cougar". Why is there a word for a 40+ year-old woman who has sexual relations with a 20- year-old male, but for the reverse situation, there is no word? No one says "Dirty Old Man" for a 40 year-old man who has a 20 year-old girlfriend. He has to be at least 80 for this to apply. And no one calls him a "wolf" or a "coyote" or a "jackel" or anything like that.
For the story category BDSM, they don't call it "Perverted Sex".
For the story category Gay Male, they don't call it "Faggot Sex".
Hence, I would like to see the story category "MILF Sex" disappear or be re-named. MILF is sexist and derrogatory, especially when there is no "DILF Sex" category.
Quote by PhareDuFourI see what you mean. And yes they do sound derrogative. I've never heard of DILF. Though I'm not exactly sure how that would affect people. When I think of a MILF, I just think of the mother of someone I know and I think she's sexy and I would love to have sex with her. And I always call the 40-year old man with a 20-year old woman an Mountain Lion. But that's just me. There shouldn't be a MILF Sex category. Those stories should be in the Mature section. Thanks for bringing it up. Really made me think.
Is it just me, or do other members here find the terms "MILF" and "Cougar" derrogatory and demeaning?
The acronym MILF for Moms I Love to Fuck originated in the film America Pie as far as I know. So, in its original context it involved an underage male wanting to have sex with one of his friend's mother.
In the meantime this has somehow spiraled out as a general wishy-washy term to encompass all women over the age of 25 who may or may not have children as "second-rate" sexual partner choices. I don't know why women over the age of 30 who enjoy having sex often are somehow portrayed as "desperate", "sex-craved", "nymphos" or "wanton".
What does the world expect? Women who have brought a child into the world are supposed to be thereafter prude?
Doesn't anyone find it strange that the expression "DILF" Dads I Love to Fuck is non-existant?
The same thing goes of the expression "Cougar". Why is there a word for a 40+ year-old woman who has sexual relations with a 20- year-old male, but for the reverse situation, there is no word? No one says "Dirty Old Man" for a 40 year-old man who has a 20 year-old girlfriend. He has to be at least 80 for this to apply. And no one calls him a "wolf" or a "coyote" or a "jackel" or anything like that.
For the story category BDSM, they don't call it "Perverted Sex".
For the story category Gay Male, they don't call it "Faggot Sex".
Hence, I would like to see the story category "MILF Sex" disappear or be re-named. MILF is sexist and derrogatory, especially when there is no "DILF Sex" category.
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