Why use the term "MILF" tickling?

[Diego]

Maybe its because I am 42 and my wife 40. Maybe its because I AM feeling older. Maybe its because I dont like the idea of being labeled as "mature".

Can you please tell me why some companies label "ticklish MILF" and so?

For what I understand MILF means mother I d like to.......
Now, usually a lady is mother at her late 20s, but they are not described as "Milfs". I asume that the term is used on ladies over 35????

If so, its only me that feel a little disappointed with the term?
There are many women in their late 30 s and 40 s that are simply spectacular.....

Again, it seems that I am feeling old, please comment
Diego

 

[TangerineTicklee]

I feel similarly to you, only I don't like being labeled as "immature". It's a double-edged sword, and sadly, it's cutting us both up.

Age discrimination really gets my goat. I know how you feel.

 

[Carsomyr]

I honestly don't see the problem. Producers label their clips M/M, M/F, F/F, and often they provide even more information than that by labeling them "BBW" or "adult" if necessary, sometimes even the spots that get tickled are added, etc. "MILF" is just another piece of information provided to the buyer. I appreciate the M/M tag, because I'm not into guy-on-guy tickling and it helps me find the clips I DO want to look at, and while I don't necessarily mind if the 'lee in the clip is "mature", I can understand that not everyone wants that. And then again, there are people who specifically want MILF tickling, and so the labeling provides an important function ESPECIALLY for them. 🙂

I don't think there's a reason to feel so sensitive about it, because it's not like the producer is saying "so I have this clip, but unfortunately it's with a MILF..." No, the producers do everything they can to SELL their clips, so I don't see the reason to interpret it as something negative or hurtful. Cheer up man, it's all good!

 

[MrTicklefeet]

Hey Diego,
I remember 5, 6 years ago here, if threads for those over 30 say, weren't labeled as mature, some youngens would feel compelled to post rude and derogatory comments, like, Ew gross, she's old enough to be my mother. Makes me sick, gag puke, kinda stuff. It was pretty annoying at the time. Seemed labeling Mature kept the immature out of the threads. I know it's all about perspective, The youngens just want to meditate on other youngens. I appreciate the over thirty, forty crowd myself, being there as well. So don't feel old. Like those Clairol commercials back in the day use to say, you're not getting older, you're getting better. I wouldn't be 20 again if you gave me a full head of hair.
Some folks tend to over react to something they might not want to see, even though they're in the safety of their homes, shielded by a computer screen, where no one can reach out and grab them against their will. Labeling threads lets folks know what's behind the enter button before they enter. So everyone's happy, no ones surprised, and no teenagers are posting 'eww gross' anymore.

 

[StevePerry4Ever]

People age, we deal with it.

 

[Diego]

very good explanation

Hey Diego,
I remember 5, 6 years ago here, if threads for those over 30 say, weren't labeled as mature, some youngens would feel compelled to post rude and derogatory comments, like, Ew gross, she's old enough to be my mother. Makes me sick, gag puke, kinda stuff. It was pretty annoying at the time. Seemed labeling Mature kept the immature out of the threads. I know it's all about perspective, The youngens just want to meditate on other youngens. I appreciate the over thirty, forty crowd myself, being there as well. So don't feel old. Like those Clairol commercials back in the day use to say, you're not getting older, you're getting better. I wouldn't be 20 again if you gave me a full head of hair.
Some folks tend to over react to something they might not want to see, even though they're in the safety of their homes, shielded by a computer screen, where no one can reach out and grab them against their will. Labeling threads lets folks know what's behind the enter button before they enter. So everyone's happy, no ones surprised, and no teenagers are posting 'eww gross' anymore.

Very well said
Thanks

 

[Diego]

thanks

I feel similarly to you, only I don't like being labeled as "immature". It's a double-edged sword, and sadly, it's cutting us both up.

Age discrimination really gets my goat. I know how you feel.

Thanks Tangerine

 

[dad1]

I don't see it as discrimination. Just differentiation.

 

[TangerineTicklee]

I don't see it as discrimination. Just differentiation.

I perceive it as discrimination because of the blatant, negative tone that it carries.

You're welcome, @Diego. 🙂

 

[LD_Tickler]

Because it was originally used in reference to a middle-aged woman, and is therefore a convenient euphemism for middle aged women. There's no logic or justice to it, nor is anyone claiming there is. It's a porn label.

 

[DaBunny]

I could be wrong, but I don't see the term "MILF" as having much of anything to do with age. It means the woman in question has a child. That could describe just about any woman in porn from 18 up 'til about 50 or even older. In practice, women over 30 or 35 start being described as "mature", not MILF. So if anything, it describes women younger than the OP (and me).

I see it more as appealing to a particular interest. Some guys get an extra kick out of a woman who's fertile, or who they see as a kinda grown-up "girl next door". Maybe there's something transgressive about seeing a wholesome "soccer mom" type in porn that turns some guy's cranks, I dunno. But I don't see it as much to do with age.