fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red
fallingforkonoha: I call my husband “papa” “appa” “daddy” “papi” because it makes him flustered to be reminded that he is, in fact, a father now and I love seeing him blush because his ears turn red