DILF
DILF is an acronym that stands for "Dad/Daddy I'd Like to Fuck". This colloquial term is used to describe an older and mature man who is attractive and sexually appealing. A man doesn't necessarily need to be a father to be called a DILF. This term was popularized shortly after the similar one MILF, and can be used humorously or to refer to someone in a serious manner, most likely as a compliment.
Popular Culture
Films and TV Shows:
- American Pie Presents: The Book of Love. This 2009 movie, coming from the very licence that popularized the term MILF, introduces a DILF character, Rob's father.
- Riverdale. This Netflix series that started in 2017 pictures a character named Fred Andrews that most fan defines as a DILF.
Internet Culture:
- DILFs of Disneyland. This Instagram account with 300K+ subscribers shares photos of DILFs spending family time at Disneyland.
- Daddy Halsin in Baldur's Gate. This popular video game character is called Daddy Halsin in the lore because of his protective and strong personality. A lot of fans started calling him the same way because of his clear DILF's appearance.
- Following the example of MILF, the term DILF became popular in pornographic culture, becoming a widely searched for tag.
- r/DILFs on Reddit. This NSFW Reddit community gathers almost 100K members.
Usage in Crushon.AI
On Crushon, the DILF tag is used whenever a character is mature and attractive, even if he is not a father. It can apply to Omegaverse characters, authority figures (boss, teacher), an older man in general, or a family member for more taboo scenarios.
- Here are some great examples created by our community:
See Also
References
- "DILF" - Urban Dictionary.
- "In search of the appeal of the ‘DILF’" - Flora Oswald, Shelby Hughes, Amanda Champion and Cory L. Pedersen.
- "The Science Behind the Thirst for DILFs" - Melmagazine.