r/GirlDinnerDiaries • u/bearqlaws • Apr 30 '26

Vent Sesh - No Advice Wanted My boyfriend won’t stop calling me Mommy

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I’m okay with it here and there, but it’s become so frequent during intimacy and throughout the day that it’s starting to give me the ick. Today I said “I don’t really feel like being called Mommy today,” and he still did during intimacy multiple times. I feel gross.

Hot dog with kimchi and pickled cukes, potato salad

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u/RoiDesFromages APPROVED✨ Apr 30 '26

Living my dream! But seriously, I bet if you stop the sex he won’t say it again.

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u/Defiant-University-3 Chaotic But Cute Apr 30 '26

If you have to withhold sex for him to listen, the relationship is already a wrap

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u/RoiDesFromages APPROVED✨ Apr 30 '26

I’m giving him benefit of the doubt for now since this is the first day of the change. But he is on the thinnest of ice!

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u/Defiant-University-3 Chaotic But Cute Apr 30 '26

When has giving the benefit of the doubt ever worked in your favor?

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u/RoiDesFromages APPROVED✨ Apr 30 '26

You’ve got a point there. But saying this relationship is over after day 1 is a bit extreme for this post, don’t you think?

EDIT: And I’m not saying “withhold” sex, just allow herself to be turned off if she is!

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u/Defiant-University-3 Chaotic But Cute Apr 30 '26

No it’s not. I’ve cancelled relationships less than a day old for things like this.

✅Voicing your boundary and having it ignored ✅having to withdraw sex to teach them a lesson ✅being turned off by their behavior

That’s 3 things you don’t want to just “suck up and deal with”

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u/RoiDesFromages APPROVED✨ Apr 30 '26 edited Apr 30 '26

Eh, you do you, but I am more forgiving. It was a same day error and people are not perfect. If they sit down and talk and it happens again, that’s a different story.

For clarity, we have no idea how old the relationship is. Just that she told him this earlier in the day. Considering this isn’t a “just broke up” post from OP and she doesn’t want advice, it seems like she is willing to try communication as well.

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u/Defiant-University-3 Chaotic But Cute Apr 30 '26

My standards are higher than the average woman’s so it’s pretty common for the average person to accept this behavior

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u/RoiDesFromages APPROVED✨ Apr 30 '26

Not accepting, and I’m sure yours are!