"He may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

>"He may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

It's the same fucking thing.

A thread died for this. It may have been a really shitty one, maybe even worse than this one.

But I doubt that.

Then why do people have daddy issues and not father issues?

>I turned myself into Mary Poppins, Wubba Lubba Dub Dub!

I know this is just a bait thread but: As a line it flows better than "He may have provided the sperm that fertilized your mother's egg and led to your conception and eventual birth, but he was not the father figure that raised you until you were a man." There's implied difference between "Father" and "Daddy."

Yeah, I actually really liked that line.

a good chunk of this board for the past couple of days has been Goku v Superman threads so there's a good likely hood it was one of those which are a similar amount of shit to this

It's really not. If you were raised by one man while your father was doing God knows what in the middle of the country, then obviously the one who raised you is your real dad while the one who produced you is only our dad in the literal sense. The person who raised you was there when you were growing up and was probably there for the developmental part where you called him daddy. It's a term showing affection to your dad.

>"Richard may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

It's a meme, dipshit.

yes it is, the're is not difference beetwen Daddy and father, they're complete synonymous

Is just like saying "He may have been your father but he aint your father."

I know that's what it means, but I feel like you can switch the words and it would still mean the same thing
"He may have been your daddy, but he sure wasn't your father"

But, I guess it really depends on the person saying it. it still was a pretty good line though.

>"Jor-El may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

>"Thomas may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

Without context they are synonyms
But with context the less formal "Daddy" is meant to inform a stronger familiarity.

ESL is hard, but you'll get there soon!

>But with context the less formal "Daddy" is meant to inform a stronger familiarity.
Source: your ass, daddy is nothing more than a more informal term, kids always use daddy even when they're distant from their fathers.

STOP APPROPIATING DADDY

>"Hank Pym may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

why do we have "daddy" porn and not "father" porn?

Except in that movie Clark got his values from Jor-El.

Because daddy implies emotion

>I am a Jedi, like my daddy before me."

same thing?

This thread was made befur.

>"Midi-chlorian may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

>Source: your ass
I'm not your father, but at this moment I have to be your daddy and teach you that getting mad on the internet is wrong.
I thought your father would raise you better.

verbatim the same claim has been made before you absolute fuckwit

"Clark. Be ashamed of who you are, don't save people and let me commit suicide via tornado."

I wonder why they chose to do this to him?

One can mean simply "progenitor" while the other as a term of endearment is usually reserved for the one who raised you and has a relationship with you. Pretty obvious you autistic fuck.

>Mufasa may have been your father, but he ain't your daddy.

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>but I feel like you can switch the words and it would still mean the same thing
Then you are retarded nigga

Look mom I posted it again

No. Your father is the man who impregnated your mother, and perhaps helped her raise you.

Your daddy is the unrelated man old enough to be your father who you get pounded in the ass by.

Your mom calls me daddy but I ain't your father

Poor writing? Poor direction? Basic lack of understanding that Superman gets his morals from his down to earth upbringing, not space-dad he never met?

>He may have been your father but he ain't ur blue bear daddy

how do those two words change the context, friends? does it have a deeper meaning?

>"Ozai may have been your father but he aint your daddy."

Best one

>I feel like you can switch the words and it would still mean the same thing

Except no, it is not.

"Father" is not really a term of endearment - it is more a detached, almost "scientific" term meant only to signify a specific role. The man who impregnated your mother nine months before you were born is your father.

"Daddy" or "Dad" is a term of endearment - it is meant to signify the person to whom you feel an emotional attachment, the person who you feel raised you and taught you and helped make you the person you are today.

How many people do you know use the term "baby father" over "baby daddy"? Which phrase does Maury use: "you are not the father" or "you are not the daddy"?

"Father" is detached, clinical, almost sarcastic. "Dad" is warm and emotional. The man my mother is currently married to is my stepfather -- but that sure as shit doesn't make him my dad.

10/10

God, now I need that image with him explaining his entire plan in a massive speech bubble and ending it with "this is a brilliant plan".

People talk about Clark character being ruined, but I think they ruined both Martha and Johnathan's character more than his in the movie.

>"Anakin may have been your father but he ain't your daddy."

BAAAASICALLY he was implying that starlord is his bottom bitch.

He thought that people would be afraid of his son, because why the fuck wouldn't they be afraid of him? If you had a son who was essentially a weapon of mass destruction in humanoid form that came from space, do you really think you'd encourage him to embrace what makes him different?

If you wanted to prevent the government from taking your son away, yeah, you'd want him to avoid drawing attention to himself.

Stop falling for bait threads you dweebs

He could have let his son save the dog, which would draw no more attention than him doing it himself.

Maybe he had terminal cancer and didn't want his family have to watch him suffer, wither, and die.

>Ha ha I'm just gonna tell you I killed your mom for no reason
>Wtf stop shooting me!!!!

>don't talk to me or my son's wife ever again.jpg

His ego got the better of him.

It's almost like his EGO was so big he couldn't imagine his son not sharing his goals and complete disregard for all other lifeforms.

she may not be my daughter but she definitely calls me daddy

that little boy has some nice tits

Just me and my daddy, hanging out I got pretty hungry so I started to pout He asked if I was down ⬇for something yummy and I asked what and he said he'd give me his cummies! Yeah! Yeah! I drink them! I slurp them! I swallow them whole It makes daddy happy so it's my only goal... Harder daddy! Harder daddy! 1 cummy, 2 cummy, 3 cummy, 4 I'm daddy's princess but I'm also a whore! He makes me feel squishy!He makes me feel good! He makes me feel everything a little should!~ Wa-What!

To me, father has always had implications of referring to lineage rather than a formed bond. Father is the word for the one who gave your mother the seed. It is a title.
Daddy is a word of endearment. Its the first words your baby may speak to you, born from happiness and emotion rather than understand familial bonds. Its the loving word for the man who raised you and loved you all your life. Its also used in bed sometimes, to varying effects. You can be a daddy, but not always a father.

what do you think tera is thinking about right now?

When I ask a prostitute who her daddy is, she never mentions her biological father

>ITT: folks who ain't from Dixie

the title of Daddy has always had the implications of rough gay sex the daddy (yandu) fucking the tiny twink (starlord) in their ass

>" You may have been your father but you aint your daddy."

Stroking dick

I want to die.

"wish i had a father but instead i had a dad" - kurt cobain

that's a quote that actually makes sense. a father > a dad.

stupid fucking guardians of the galaxy.

no. there is.

A father is someone of made you and is just there to raise you.

A dad is someone who truly loves you and tries to be like your best friend. That's the difference

How many times do you think they went back and forth about putting "Cats in the Cradle" in this movie?

You've never seen church porn

It' snot like user remembers his father's face is it?

Fuck you, you don't even know what that word means. And

>in b4 a quick google search

>daddy
>not tangerine

I honestly believe Snyder swapped them because these days he simply doesn't find the idea of rural white americans raising a person like Superman to be believable. Politics ruins everything.
Maybe don't try to make Superman the character you explore the concept of "mortal parents, godly son" with. Maybe save that for Shazam.

Okay this one actually made me feel a little

>Thomas, your father might be the size of the tangerine, but it's your daddy that wants to see the world burn.

Taiwan it was "I'm Totoro, ya'll'

>a good chunk of this board for the past couple of days has been Goku v Superman
That's a funny way to spell Rick and Morty

>doesn't make him my dad
Come on sport, he's tryin his darndest!

Zero. It's too obvious a choice for a nut like Gunn, and ultimately doesn't really fit anyway because Peter meant nothing to Ego in the end.

Father and Son is a better fit because it reflects Peter's decision to break away from Yondu and the ramifications that it had for both their lives.

>quoting Kurt Cobain for wisdom

fuck off retard

>Yes, daddy, I shall become a bat.

Yes it is but No, it isn't. You're taking it as face value just to troll people. I'm pretty sure you know what he means.

Many versions carry that relationship.

Heck even Telltale keeps some of it.

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>Luke I am your daddy

Just because he climbed the aggro crag doesn't mean he's gotta wear his piece of it on his head

Are you Drax?

Why do you think Yondu kept him around? Tiny kid's dick. Could fit into places most others couldn't.

>ywn have a kickass butler dad that has everything ready for you the moment you walk through the door
>ywn get sound life advice in a crisp British accent cultivated from decades of exsperience

Alfred is and always will be best dad