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| 1 | Being called a “mommas boy” had more negative connotations than being called a “daddy’s girl”Fathers in "daddy's girls" dynamics are often overprotective. You said fathers are "just" protective of their daughters, but people often mistake a mother being just as protective of her son as being overbearing or controlling. That's part of the double standard being discussed. Boy/moms doing what girl/dads do, yet being judged worse for it. People keep trying to describe a mommas boy and a Daddy's girl as different things. In doing so, some reveal nothing more than a justification (for lack of… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 28/06/25 07:45 AM |
| 1 | Being called a “mommas boy” had more negative connotations than being called a “daddy’s girl”"mothers tend to coddle their children while fathers help teach boundaries and independence." I disagree. Mothers generally teach independence AND coddle either sex about the same, and fathers primarily coddle their daughters whilst teaching more independence to their son. More people have mothers than fathers. What you said could infer that most people would lack independence. "a man who is not independent from his mother will expect you to fill her role. And more than this, he will use his mot… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 28/06/25 07:40 AM |
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