Daddy’s true colors
I fell in love all over again with Daddy last night!
Because we were busy signing papers and getting things in order with the new car, we missed a good chunk of the things on our “to do” list yesterday. One of those things was a baby’s 1st birthday party. It was from 1 to 5, and by the time we got there it was already 4 and most guests were gone already. Daddy felt bad (and so did I) so we agreed to come over to our friend J’s house later that night and hang out with everyone we had missed by being late.
We get there around 9 PM or so, and there are quite a few people there. The mom of the birthday baby, J’s sister T, had a new boyfriend there with her. Apparently, he is from out of state and has no job. They met over the internet and she bought him a bus ticket here and back so he could visit her. That already didn’t look good…
We got to talking with everyone and this guy, we’ll call him Chase, kept making really odd and out of place comments. At one point, he picked up a poker from the fire and was whipping it around like a kid would with a toy light saber or something. Wierd… Our friend J said he had been like that all day and just plain wouldn’t shut up. He butted into people’s private conversations and said the most inappropriate off-the-wall stuff!
T and Chase were already telling each other they loved each other and talking very openly about sex… and this is in front of T’s brothers and mom!! All seemed fine, other than being a tad uncomfortable, until T wanted to go home. She secured a ride for her and Chase, and motioned for him to come with her. He just looked at her with this pissed-off stare and ignored her.
“C’mon. Let’s go. I got us a ride” she said to him.
Apparently, that seemingly innocent call was threatening to Chase. He started yelling at her that he wasn’t her “bitch” and would not “come when called like a dog”. He threw a hissy-fit and freaked out on T for at least 20 minutes. Finally, T went with her uncle for a bit and we were all stuck with Chase. The annoying comments and strange behavior kept up. We left the bonfire to go inside to get away from him for a bit. One by one, other guests were coming inside all shaking their heads and expressing their annoyance with this kid.
The two final straws came close together. I could tell Daddy’s anger was brewing after Chase made that scene with T about leaving. Shortly after, he sat down with T’s mom and began explaining why he yelled at her and saying disrespectful things about T, mentioned their “sex life”, and kept repeating that he loved her but he was going to be the one in control.
Daddy was clenching his fists at this point.
As our friend from Mexico and J came back to the fire, Chase shot off two off-color comments. The first was something about “jumping the border fence” to our imigrant friend who is working toward citizenship right now. The second was making fun of J who had just had surgery.
That was it! Chase said something about not taking him seriously when everyone got quiet after his last 2 rude comments. Daddy stood up and got withing about a foot of Chase’s face. He raised his voice and told him that if he didn’t want to piss people off, he’d better “shut his fucking mouth right now”! He went on to tell Chase that if he EVER heard him talk like that to T, their mom, or any of this friends again that Chase had better start running because Daddy wouldn’t be far behind!!
It was a bit silly that it had to come to that, but Daddy had only said what everyone else was thinking. Daddy and J grew up together and they are like family. Daddy thinks of T as a sister and he wasn’t about to let anyone disrespect her or “mom” in front of him. After that, the kid didn’t open his mouth to anyone but T the rest of the night. They left shortly after.
It was soooo incredibly sexy to see my Daddy show his Dominance and dedication to friends and family. He stood up and did what everyone there had wanted to do, but didn’t have the “guts” for. It was amazing…
Afterward, I gave him a huge hug and whispered in his ear how proud of him I was. I later told him when we were in the car alone that if it was possible, I now loved him even more than before. I told him he was a strong man and how impressed I was at his growth. When we met, he was strong.. but he held that strength inside and often let people walk all over him. Since we have started developing a D/s dynamic, Daddy has felt encouraged and safe to express himself and his strong side. It’s refreshing to see that he is no longer afraid of standing up for himself or the people he loves.
