How do I find a motherly gf? Not a milf; just a girl who is

>Tfw mommy gf
Is there a better feel in the whole world?

>>25768699
But like, I don't want to be treated like a kid. I just want someone who is as mushy and sensitive as me.

>>25768890
Be a man. No girl wants a softie fag

>>25768650
Girls who want a dependent bf are in the minority, OP. Most girls want a manly man who can protect and provide for them. You're shit out of luck.

>>25768969
I can't change that. I would if I could.

>>25768969
>>25768987
This. I was in a mommy gf-like relationship for a while and it was deeply unsatisfying for the girl because I wasn't acting out a masculine role at all. She left me.

A man wanting to be babied by a woman is not conventionally attractive, you'll have to find a woman with serious issues to make it work.

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>>25768987
What about lesbians?

>>25769031
Again, I don't want to be babied. I'm just kinda submissive. Is that enough to doom me?

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>>25768650
iktf, OP

i'm 27. having come of age during TRL/Carson Daly, Limp Bizkit, and Spice Girls, i thought the women in my age group were wise enough to media exploitation to not go full feminazi sjw. but many of them have conformed as much as any 19 year old tumblrina.

>mfw a 29 year old girl's tinder has all kinds of tumblr equalityspeak and nothing about her actual self

I'm a "mommy gf". It get irritating sometimes, because I do basically everything for bf and all he does is come home from school and play video games. If my work schedules not to crazy I don't mind it though.

>>25769278
see this is the kind of thing that i would feel uncomfortable with

i don't want to leech off another person

>>25769431
I don't look at it as leeching. I'm taking care of him now amd hopefully one day he'll be able to take care of me and our family (if we end up deciding to have kids in the distant future)

>>25769524
Unless you're actually dating a child, why would that be different in the future? If he hasn't grown up yet, why would he ever, particularly when he's got you making his manchild life so chushy?

>>25769770
We're both only 19. We've been together over a year and lived together during most of that, not officially until May last year though. We both have a lot of growing to do.