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Do women and girls want a man they can call daddy. do they want to be taken care of and to know that they are protected by them
Some do, many do not.
My experience is that most women want a partner they can trust and journey forward in life with each dependent to a noticeable degree on each other.
I'm not calling anyone daddy except for the dude on my birth certificate.
The only man I ever called "Daddy", besides my own father was my bestfriend in college, a gay, black, English guy. I called him daddy, because he was a fiercely loyal person who was always there for me! I wasn't even aware of the sexual nature of calling a guy that at the time. He did tell me that his mum would disapprove of me calling him daddy, because she was a strong, second wave Feminist.
Only if I have a puppy that wants to go out for a walk at 2am. Then I want a person, so I can tell the puppy to go ask daddy!
No. In fact, I don't want a man at all and never have done (or a woman for that matter).
Some do, and it’s a funny thing. In this day and age, they want to be independent and say they don’t need a man, but they snuggle up to you when tray need something fixed or when they want you to take them out.
Snuggling and going out and helping supporting each other do sound like normal activities normal couples engage in. You don't have to act like her parent to do those things with her.
There is a difference between wanting/choosing to be with a man, ....and completely depending on him for your survival and being forced to be with him just to live.
I think you confuse independence with isolation. Just because a woman does not completely rely on a man's paycheck does not mean she does not want a man.
How else are women supposed to find a man? We have to live for many years without one. When a woman is dating and single, when she has not yet found a man she seriously wants, she is supposed to take care of herself and pay her own bills. How is a woman supposed to do all that if she is not independent? Women have to be independent and self sufficient. There is no other way to be a functional adult.
One of my first GFs called me daddy during sex. At first I found it alarming, and so did she. But after a while, I kinda liked it.
I'm not suggesting that they don't want that kid of a relationship , They can have that still, within this dynamic