[ SECRET POST #2932 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2932 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I kind of have trouble seeing Steve in the role of, say, a daddy kink simply because his own father died in WWI so Steve never had a chance to know him.

But I wouldn't worry so much, OP. Your feelings aren't really weird.

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I can't really see it as daddy kink on either side either (I'm also really squicked out by most daddy kink though)

The whole situation's kind of weird considering Coulson also takes up a SUPER paternal role in AoS.

The whole idea of Steve attempting daddy kink and failing because he never really had a father suddenly reminded me of an old How I Met Your Mother episode where Barney having kinky sex with a woman when she asks "Who's your daddy?" and he responds with "I DON'T KNOW!" and has to stop because he gets upset (It's humorous in context and I still think it's funny despite my own background with an estranged father)

[(Anonymous)]

In the comics, Steve's dad was a chronic alcoholic who died of flu when Steve was still quite small. I personally think that his "mustard gas" line in the recruiting center in the movie was another lie he was telling in an attempt to bluff his way into the army.