Sitcom MILF

Which Sitcom MILF Would You Choose?

  • Patricia Heaton

    Votes: 7 43.8%
  • Patricia Richardson

    Votes: 5 31.3%
  • Megyn Price

    Votes: 2 12.5%
  • Katey Sagal

    Votes: 2 12.5%

  • Total voters
    16
Remec said:
Trust Sher to have the good topics rolling. (Will have to look it up)

I look at it by way of the movie that brought it to the mainstage attentionwise, American Pie. I look at it as someone who's old enough to be the mother of myself or someone in my immediate circle of friends and scaled back along those lines towards basically anyone who's of an age that they could have kids who were just graduating from high school.

Whether they actually *have* kids is a question for the purists.

I think it comes down to mid30s or older woman who looks like she might be someone's mother (no supermodels, etc) and who you find yourself looking at and going..."Yeah"


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Thinking as words come to me, Rem, sorry if the next para does not make sense:

Intriguing. As a woman I have always felt that anyone 20 years older than me would be a MILF (a mother's age). At (hm what age was I?) one time I thought Catherine Denueve and Susan Sarandon going at it in "The Hunger" were not milfs per se (never thought of the word - lol - Funny enough, I never thought of them as milfs, just as sexy older women even when that age and my own mother was much younger than both of them). They still are sexy to me. Yet, I never consider anyone "my age" to be a milf, even though younger others may see me as such since I have grown older.

Why are there milfs and not filfs? Why does no one blink an eye when an older man dates a younger woman, but when a younger man dates an older woman there is not only no understanding, but there is down right nastiness about it? :)
 
MILF to me means, at most times - there are exceptions, a woman who is married or was married and has had children. Whether the children are still at home or grown up and moved out makes no nevermind.

Also certain aged married woman (35 to 50), with children or not, could in my mind be MILF's (Married woman I'd Life to Fuck) as I am much more attracted to married women for some reason. (I know this could get me into trouble.)

There is also a small select few, who are not married and never had children - at least to my knowledge, that I consider MILF material and it's just a matter of the time/space thingamajig, which has them not conforming to the definition.

So being a MILF is in the minds-eye of the beholder.
 
CharleyH said:
Why are there milfs and not filfs? Why does no one blink an eye when an older man dates a younger woman, but when a younger man dates an older woman there is not only no understanding, but there is down right nastiness about it? :)

You've got to be kidding here. Older guys dating young bimbos get no end of shit from their friends and families.
 
Carnevil9 said:
You've got to be kidding here. Older guys dating young bimbos get no end of shit from their friends and families.
If you didn't date bimbo's there probably would not be a problem. ;)
 
Having seen all four of those shows, I can say with absolute certainty that I would take Patricia Heaton in a heartbeat.
 
I prefer to call them milfita's (mom I'd like to fuck in the ass)

My real answer is all four - a milfapalooza. Since I have to choose one I 'm going with Heaton, the prettiest. I don't know who Megyn Price is.

My definition of a milf is a mother who is beyond the social norm of one's seniority. As in - she's far too above his senior / he's far too below her junior.
 
Remec said:
hehehe
I was brainstorming the topic a few minutes ago, and seeing who fit with my own personal view of being a MILF, and came up with a few more for the list:

Florence Henderson (The Brady Bunch)
Shirley Jones (The Partridge Family)
Elizabeth Montgomery (Bewitched)
Marion Ross (Happy Days)

I'm sure more will come along as I think about it. hehehe :devil:


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Oh, I am beyond there for Elizabeth Montgomery! And Shirley Jones for tag-teaming.
 
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