Mommy af is one of those phrases that people take way to seriously. It’s a phrase, not a term, and it’s a phrase that people think is just for moms, for moms of moms. It’s not. Mommy af is not a term, it’s a phrase, and it has a long history in the english language and it has a long history in our community.
The origin of mommy af is actually quite interesting, because it was coined by Thomas Jefferson while writing his Notes on the State of Virginia. Jefferson says that he found a way to express his love of moms by writing a phrase which he thought was funny. That phrase was “Mommy af”, and it wasn’t just a joke, although it is a rather funny one.
Actually, it was a phrase that the French translator for the original English translation of Jefferson’s work thought was funny. The phrase comes from the Latin meaning “mother of a mother”; however, the term also came to be used to mean “mother of something” or “mother of something, something”.
Apparently, Jefferison was having a hard time trying to pick out a word to use for his love of mommies. He ended up using a phrase that he thought was a joke, and then someone else took it and used it to mean something. Of course, this phrase is only found in one of his books, and so it is likely that he picked it up from another source, and not the original.
Mommy af also has a few less-common meanings, such as “mother of a mother,” a synonym for “mother of something,” or “mother of a mother, mother of a mother,” the title of a song by a rock band called “Mother of A Mother,” and a slang term for “the mother of a mother.
The mother of a mother is a nickname for someone who is a mother by blood and birth. The mother of a mother is generally a male character in a male-directed story. Mother of a mother is a name for a female character in a female-directed story.
Mother of a mother may be a nickname for a mother by birth or a female character in a female-directed story. To be a mommy af is to be a mommy af by birth. It is a term of endearment and used to describe a woman who is a mother by birth. It also is used to describe a woman who is a mother by adoption or who is a foster mom.
It is used as a term of endearment and a term of endearment that is also a nickname for a female character in a female-directed story. It is used to describe a male character in a male-directed story.
This is a very interesting topic in that, in the past many women and men were considered mothers by birth or birth mother but now they are considered mommy afs. This is because of the many women who are trying to be mothers by adoption or foster moms.
“Mommy af” was actually coined by the late, great Steve Weing (died in 2004) and is similar to another term, “momma mia” which is used by women and is an alternative to “momma.