Between my brother and I, mom is, “mommy,” and dad is, “daddy.” My dad is, “father,” “pop” (following after my brother), or sometimes, “Clyde.” I actually don’t like to say, “mom,” but I will say “dad.” “Mom” sounds too removed, with lack of meaning. I call my mom, “momma,” or “ma.” I’d say that the difference between the use of the two generic terms, “mom” and “dad,” are that of the gender. A father, a male, is more of a figure while a mother, a female, is more an entity. I actually find this point is proven more as my…
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