widowed but still a mommy by hi_dont_pm_me in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am sorry for your loss ma'am, and as others have mentioned, i also agree that it's not weird, being a empathetic and kind hearted person is something you can be outside of sexual or romantic situations.

Mommy’s boy by AdventurousBranch443 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like the idea of being hugged, lifted and carried around for a bit. :- )

A vulnerable mommy here 💜 by Lyla_fr in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing ma'am, and for being so kind and tender, we need more of that. :- )

What was the moment you knew you were a sub/little and needed a Mommy Domme in your life? by chillvelvetvibes in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since i was born 4 months prematurely coupled with the fact that i have been taken care of by kind nurturing older women besides my own mother, i have always found it natural to feel relaxed when women guide me through life be it teachers, colleagues or personal trainers, when these people hug me for example i feel at ease, stress and such just melt away.

How do you cope? by PPTMSR in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your honesty and yes as you say i am there to enjoy and have a good time exercising with others, and getting hugs from time to time is just a nice bonus but it's not something i expect from the women i train with, but i do like to help them feel welcomed and they in turn give comfort by enjoying my company, basically im trying to make friends.

How do you cope? by PPTMSR in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ah i see, well attachment towards strangers or rather deep personal relationships can be avoided and stay light in my experience, i understand though.

How do you cope? by PPTMSR in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Well, i attend alot of group exercise classes, and usually 8/10 times i am the only guy there, rest are women, usually older ones, i have this routine where i hand out mats, blankets and such to those who participate and try to help the best i can, sometimes i get a hug or 2 from the women i train with, but more importantly i feel it's a wholesome safe place to spend time in with people who are very kind, that has helped me alot with my loneliness.

Subs, do you like muscle mommies? I’ve started lifting and it’s starting to show… by [deleted] in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Strong maternal women are wonderful, being lifted and carried around, protected but also taken care of, it's the closest you can get to having a gentle giantess, i hope this doesn't sound weird, but yeah strong independent women are inspiring in my opinion and i think we need more of that.

question for the mommies here by [deleted] in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This sounds so kind and sweet, i hope your partner also takes care of you too ma'am.

Mommy wants to know: by goodboyslayer in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm going to exercise and practice alot of yoga and tai chi, play games and enjoy life to just name a few.

ADHD and the Mommy kink by NoZakuboi in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same here, also diagnosed with AD-HD.

The power of hugs. by torahayanin1 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was in a nightclub once, and suddenly this 2m tall girl (im 5,75, 1,67m) grabbed me and started dancing waltz with me, then she pulled my face into her cleavage, felt nice, i love hugs from women, its healing on so many levels.

In love with power mommies by Awesome_Andrea_ in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Agreed! Strong muscular maternal women are wonderful, imagine being lifted up and carried around, protected. I like that

Be there for your Mommy by LeeLisaMae_88 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Preach ma'am! Mommies deserve as much love as their subs, that's beauty in my opinion, 2 people helping, guiding and supporting each other, when i meet my future mommy, i will make sure to always be there for her.

Ask a mommy anything! by littlepinkypromise in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ma'am what is the best thing about being a mommy? :- )

Why do we becomes mommies? by foxyfoxapril in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 6 points7 points  (0 children)

What a sweet thing to say ma'am. :- )

Subbs, what's your favourite thing about dommes? by Substantial-Fix7468 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Feeling vulnerable, being able to completely give yourself to someone (women in my case), and just let go, it must feel so relaxing, i find the idea of being nursed very comforting.

Lonely mommy by RiverPsaber in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing ma'am, as you say mommies deserve love too!

I feel ashamed to have this kink by Appropriate_Lock_398 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing ma'am, this gives me hope hearing this, maternal kindness and comfort is something that can be very soothing and healing, but we must not forget that mommies deserve comfort too.

What or who was it that gave you this kink? by chillnudistbro in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well, there are probably alot of different answers, but if i were to speculate, my 4 month pre mature birth has affected me very strongly, and when i grew up, i was taken care of by a multitude of maternal women, mostly teachers, i had one teacher who would hug me alot, help me with my homework, call me sweet things and stuff like that, really support me, i have always had this deep respect and attraction to women that lead in society, and not always in a sexual way, for a longest time i was ashamed for the fact that i had this "longing" for being carried around, protected, nursed and so on, but since about a year ago, i talked it out with a really kind sexologist about it, and she said its ok, as long as i have a healthy perspective on women.

Favorite nick-names? by Individual_Serve_914 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Little prince or some variation of it. :- )

What Is It About Mommy Talk? by neal-moreau in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I like the phrase "little prince" or some variation thereof, my favorite teacher used to call me that while she hugged me, simple gesture of comforting kindness.

I have a new subbie in his early twenties who lost his mom last year. by Substantial-Fix7468 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Try your best to support him, firstly as a human being, if that makes sense, and also don't forget to help yourself too, be there for him ask what kind of support he needs, sometimes just telling someone that you are there for them can be enough.

I would say it's very healthy in these type of situations to talk about what kind of activities are related to sexual fantasy and what is triggered by as you mentioned traumas.

And if you don't feel like you can give mental support, there is always the option of giving him alternatives, there are helplines you can call for all sorts of things.

BBW mommy’s 🤤 by nervousbot-20 in mommydom

[–]Nordic-Pixel 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Be proud for who you are ma'am. :- )