Ally

Oh I love this. Thank you.

I loved the classic TMNT. I'd apparently run

I love my KINS onesies. A bit pricey, but VERY worth it. The construction is great and they will last for many many years.

It isn't considerate to do that sort of thing where others may smell you. Being truly incontinent is one thing, but if you have a choice,

Oh, I didn't even notice.

I value my privacy a good deal, and when possible I avoid filling out information about my "real life" self online if it isn't required. And so I left the selection of gender empty. But when looking at my profile beneath "Profile Information", it seems to autocorrect to Male, which I am not. Is there a way I can fix it so that it can be blank?

I'm a 10+ year sufferer of panic attacks and generalized anxiety, and I can say the best and most consistent method of stopping it in its tracks is slow, methodical breathing. It won't always return me to "calm", but it will take away the edge that can spiral out into full blown panic. And that's often all I need to give me control enough to dip into another coping strategy, such as going out for a walk to clear my head,

I haven't got a mommy or a daddy... but I do have a number of rules I self-impose on myself. I'm not sure they'd do any good to share, though, since they are individually tailored to my own need. Such as, "You can only have ONE cookie before dinner" and "Write in my little girl journal everyday". I collect books on child-raising and mostly lift ideas from what I read. If your mommy is new to the adult baby lifestyle, it may be prudent to start small and maybe add one rule at a time, so she does not get overwhelmed. What rules there are would depend upon you and what you are looking for. You could have rules surrounding activity, ability, service, manners, toileting, humiliation, chastity... Whatever it is that makes you happy and works with your dynamic. I am sorry I can't be of much specific help, but I do hope you have (and are having!) fun.

I've never had a strong attachment to my birth name. It never felt like "me", even when I was tiny. I like Ally much better. It is short, sporty, playful, and pleasantly feminine to my ears. It fits the little girl who enjoys playing at tea and feeling the sun on her skin. No middle name, just Ally.

Oh I didn't even know this was getting a remake! Theodore is still as cute as ever. He was my favorite in the classic.

No, not in my super comfy, extra expensive memory foam mattress.

I easily fit the weight, but wishing I were a half foot shorter.