On one of my very first posts here (previous account) someone called me a MILF. And I just wanted to say…
How fucking dare you? I’m TWENTY years old, that’s supposed to be young 😭

I mean, I do have MILF genes (sorry mom) and my female cousin has called my mother a MILF on several occasions…which is just plain weird, but I think that bodes well for me, lol 😂
My mom is fucking gorgeous tho. She’s goals…which is a good thing, since I’m literally her child, I have her genes :3

My body, my face, my biological age…it’s getting up there. I feel ancient already 🥲

  • n0xy (it/its)@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    20 days ago

    GILF is grand*. That can bo basically anything from this list:

    • grandmother
    • grandfather
    • granddaughter
    • grandson

    I see it mostly used for grandmother. There are more terms with collisions, DILF gets used both for dad and daughter

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      20 days ago

      Interesting 😂
      This is much more intricate than I expected…thanks for explaining that…person of indeterminate age 🩷

      (I actually completely respect preserving your own privacy, I’m just a nosy BITCH. Don’t mind me :3)

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        20 days ago

        GILF would always be the older variant pretty much, I don’t think I’ve really seen the younger one used. There is daughter for when sb doesn’t really look like what is associated with parent age/look. Granddaughter is not useful in that context, since ?ILF is about the total age and not about age gaps

        I’m a bit joking about the age you can be technically be a parent. But that is actually somewhere between 12 and 14. Even with just 16 year olds knocking each other up accidentially, 32 would be a reasonable grandparent age.

        privacy

        I just didn’t want to directly write the number. It’s really just 40-(10/2) in a few months