daddie
A man who spoils his lover with ritches and affection in turn for sexual favors and loving conversation. Not a full time man/boyfriend. A man who's there when you need him without judgment or questions.
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daddie
Daddie Oh Daddie
Daddie does his best to not spank his children but alas they are too naughty.
Has a big wang and loves to let everyone know as he measures it.
Has a big wang and loves to let everyone know as he measures it.
Daddie Oh Daddie by Wild Aussie February 3, 2021
daddie_yves
daddie_yves is a kpop/anime page on Instagram and TikTok. she is the best and also she is luvchoerri’s wife 😍
daddie_yves by luvchoerri December 25, 2020
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