Girls, Do you like ‘mothering’ your partner a bit?

[Anonymous]

I love it when girls do mothering things to me and treat me like a bit of a baby

Yes I do

No I don’t

[WonderBell99]

Depends on what your definition of “mothering” is. I’m his partner, not his mother. If he has mommy issues, he should probably sort it out in therapy.

However, I would take care of my partner when he’s injured, care for him and love him to the moon and back.. but that is not “mothering”, that is literally what a decent partner should do. Heck, I would even cook for him (and I’m not even that good at it). Don’t use the word mothering, just say that you want a partner who is affectionate and loving.

[Genie23]

Mothering? Lol. No. He's my partner. Not my child. However I'm more affectionate, caring and concern when he's sick or injured. So, I do look him when it's needed but I wouldn't call it in a motherly way. That's just cringey.

[Justmeagain1]

I liked to look after him when he was ill but not ina mother way. Just in a I care and I can see you need a bit extra today to be ok kind of way , it helps me feel wanted and needed but also gives him what he wants.

[smashleyy]

I use to but there are a lot of cons. my raging mommy issues seems to attract men suffering with it too😂

[Anonymous]

Depends. If its cooking for him, cleaning, taking care of him when sick then yes.

But am definatly not into some kinky diaper shit😂

[FreyaRed]

Making a tea or a bringing some food isn't mothering in my opinion, just a service I offer someone I like.

[Anonymous]

Nope. Guys aren’t men anymore, no matter how dirty their work boots are. Useless creatures

[poetic_pisces]

I love being nurturing

[Mimi_758]

Yes i do 🥰

[itsalyssaagain]

I really do.

[sheikalana]

Always!

[anon1903]

Uh no. Ew.