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Mommies and Daddies

For the grown-ups to discuss ABDL topics. No babies unless you're looking for a 'pankin!


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    • The last film I watched was Disclosure Day. 
    • "Just exploring around thats all and it's also none of your business what i do so i am gonna go now" i walk away needing to get away so i can be alone.
    • I'm bad with that. Worse, my phone autocorrects it with the extra "r" all the time. And being slightly dyslexic, the letters in the middle of a word get all jumbled up anyways. So if it says the word is good, and it looks good to me, it must be good. Usually.
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    • Most any tale will work in a pinch, but packing tape works best. Mostly because it's possible to remove the tape later on. Duck tape might as well be permanent. I used to keep a couple of basic safety pins in my desk at work too. They worked surprisingly well when a tape would come loose, and nobody ever thinks to question a basic safety pin. Failing tape or pins, some diaper faulures can't be recovered from. This is why you should always keep a spare diaper on hand. I stashed mine under the front seat. It's an easy hiding spot for a spare diaper, and bobody ever looks under the seat unless they're cleaning the car.
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