Daddy, Sir, Master?

[Th****]

Depends on the situation, my mood & partner. Will use any and all of these honorifics when playing

[Mi****]

I see them as completely different dynamic types. A Daddy is a very different expectation to me.

[Wa****]

I prefer sir, daddy is what my kids call me, really kills the mood sometimes

[Tw****]

Sir over everything. Daddy when you have daddy issues. Master when you are giving appreciation.

[ca****]

I agree completely.

[Deleted Member]

I feel like Sir can be used as both affection and firmness! For me I like to toe the line between softness and stern so Sir is a nice in between for me!
I feel like master is more stern and no nonsense
Daddy pairs up more with Little and caregiver roles…it’s not something I would use personally but if its needed then I will 🤷‍♀️

[Ms****]

💯 Sir for me 🥵

[Deleted Member]

Agreed.

[id****]

Agreed

[Br****]

Agreed

[Be****]

Sir, makes me feel like I’m back at school, so I don’t tend to use that.
I prefer Daddy. For me Daddy gives love, respect, rules and funishments. I need a DD I can look up to and want to please.

[ma****]

 i agree with you

[Et****]

Not a fan of "Daddy". I prefer Eddie, it has the same ring to it.

[pr****]

Daddy

[Pa****]

I enjoyed being called Papa

[Jimpy]

I love being called daddy

[Co****]

I agree with you. The titles come with different vibes.

[cr****]

When it comes to two or more people, they can set whatever titles they want and the meaning behind them. In general, I do agree, but I don't find it to mean anything more than someone's bucket

[Ro****]

I agree daddy in everything sir when being addressed and directed master when punished

[Od****]

I prefer to be called Sir, though with a few dynamics I've been in Daddy was accepted.
Master is reserved for one partner at this time for reasons I will not disclose here.

[Deleted Member]

Yes I agree, daddy for anytime and then sir and master for stricter times

[Ma****]

I'm pretty much with you, there. I believe Sir can be offered even before it's (directly) earnt, as a gesture of respect or affection, as well as being generic. Daddy and Master have more specific meanings that are primarily only relevant within that dynamic - but I can see a sub friend using them, if appropriate, to acknowledge the role of another. Probably more for Master though - a potential recognition of being A (someone else's) Master - doesn't quite fit as well for Daddy...that has a stronger implied "my" Daddy sense to it.

As a Master, I have occasionally been referred to as such by a sub friend, which I considered deeply respectful - and would never demand. Even while in an active M/s relationship, the only person who needs to use the title, knows it.

IMHO Daddy is a type of Dom, while Master is a distinct role. Outside of the Leather movement, I don't think it's formally defined, and some people misunderstand it as being an invalid claim to special standing - which it isn't, except to the one for whom it is indisputably special.

(I still remember some well-intentioned advice to not call Myself a Master...by people I don't believe understood the role.)

[Wa****]

I like Sir

[Li****]

I'm a Daddy, that's what my enm relationship call me!!