Little BabyDoll Christine

A BabyDoll that I have been in for 12 hours and is not fully wet, thugh the wet has spread all over the diaper, I do not feel any of it because of the stay-dry liner under the cloth, which is why I can be in the diaper for more than 10 hours. Since it is reusable, I do not have to worry about "wasting" a diaper if I take it off before it is dripping wet and "not getting the most out of it"

I do not even remember that

That means that Mommy or Nursie knows you are quite wet by how you smell and how wet you are by lifting or getting under your skirt, putting her hand inside your rubber panties anf feeling around on your diaper

A BabyDoll That I have been in for 6 hours and have wet twice. It is very thick between the legs

Thank you. Since I do not know what I am talking about here. I take every term literally and as it is presented

If I do that. they may thing a ciert is a breath mint from the 1970's and wonder what I am tlaking aobut

Let's do it again

I re-registered at the DNS about a week ago This is so alien, what do I tell my webhost?

Thanks. Now at lteast we are getting somewhere. Could this also be at my DNS because I just re-upped with them? This does not happen when I open the link

Images with HTTPS EVERTHING out With it in This time, I will add the "s" to the address I does not bring up the image

I don't know who this is on. We're both using FireFox, and a person is entitled to use such security as they see fit. I will try an experiment. I will put one link here with HTTPS EVERYTHING in and one with it dosabled it. So wait a half-hour or so before using any of the links in this post. Also, my browser is opening the page in a new tab http://sandralyn.net/fastnav2.html The "s" is missing thought HTTPS EVERYTHING is in HTTPS EVERTHING is now disabled http://sandralyn.net/fastnav2.html EDITED some hours later: I have tried both links, Refreshi'ing each time and I get just what the link says

I would like a link to that so I can see it for myself. I am not seeing it AT ALL It would be nice to know the OS, cybersecurity, and browser being used. For example, what if it is Win 10 (I use 11), Cybersecurity; BitDefender Free (I use MalwareBytes Premium) and browser is Chrome w/unknown addons (I use FireFox Quantum with the relevant add-ons MalwareBytes Integration and HTTPSEVERYTHING)? What can I do about the certificate of a thumbnail on a separate site that I cannot even access? What if that site left some crap on DD that affects links put here?