As a dad, the role-play thing going on with the post titles kinda creeps me out, but I hope I come across this again if that ever changes.
this post was submitted on 23 Mar 2025
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Thats fine. I've no dad, it helps give me comfort. It's not for everyone though
so we get off a few perverts, whatever.
Whatever, my ass. My fatherly advice is to keep parenting-adjacent things and that kinda shit seperate.
I have nothing against sugar-babies, bimbos, kept men, what-have-you, but combining it with asking how to use serious tools or navigate painful life decisions? Fuck off. Bad enough that so much porn out there is incest-themed.
fair enough. my perspective was that at least the community is active that way, since I've been subbed there for ages and no one came with any content.
but I see your point, because then you just get a comm filled with kink roleplay, and the original use of the comm is overrun and useless
How do I safely drill holes in 1/4" acrylic paneling without cracking it?
Sandwich it between two pieces of scrap wood and drill slowly.
Ask in dad for a minute they'll know