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  1. In A Word... 1 2 3 4

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  2. Down There! 1 2 3

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  3. Relationships 1 2 3 4

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  4. Nap Time! 1 2

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  5. Socially Acceptable 1 2 3 4

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  6. Crossing Over 1 2

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  7. Does That Make Me Crazy... 1 2

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  8. Vices 1 2

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  9. Snack Time!

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    • another awesome chapter and I see finally Sophie isn't as evil as she was before to Katie, that is a nice change to see.
    • There is such a thing as The invisible collar concept  that in BDSM and power-exchange dynamics refers to a psychological and behavioural state of submission or devotion that exists without needing a physical, visible band around the neck. Put simply a traditional BDSM collar is a tangible metal, leather, or textile band worn openly or as a discreet "day collar", an invisible collar relies purely on internal mindset, obedience, behavioural conditioning, and continuous awareness of the dominant partner’s authority. The dominant doesn't necessary have to be physically present, they may operate online.
    • Maddison loved the game—it was guaranteed fun for her. Even though it wasn't a competitive match, Maddison and Camilla ended up at the checkout counter, hoping to win the grand prize: a massive teddy bear. When the cashier saw their laser tag score, she exclaimed, "My goodness, someone was really on a roll! So, girls, what name should I put up on the big screen?" Without a second thought, Maddison replied, "You can put 'Cute Little Kokori Girl'!" Becca nodded and took Maddison out to the car, where she held her grand prize—the giant teddy bear. When Becca returned to grab a bag she’d forgotten, she found Maddison fast asleep, cuddled up with the bear. Not wanting to miss the chance, Becca put a diaper on Maddison and snapped a photo to show the moms—she wanted to see what it would look like if Maddison would use a stroller  while out at the mall. ================================== Camilla needed to figure out how to make it clear that Maddison is the oldest. Emilly blushed, knowing it was true, but she wasn't about to give in—at least, not while playing the role of the "little fairy." "Well," she said, "in the past, the most beautiful little fairy in the world acted like a good big sister and let Maddison pretend to be a teenager." The frog asked, "But why not anymore?" Emilly replied, teasingly, "Because now, the little fairy doesn't see Maddison as the oldest—she sees her as the baby!" She added, "Just between us, she even wets herself and makes a mess in her diaper—what teenager does that?" Emilly was growing tired of the puppets; Camilla needed a new approach. ================================== Ana knew that breast milk transported Alice into an infantile state and helped calm her down. She also realized that Alice wasn't quite ready to be the "middle" little sister; she needed to be treated the same way as Emilly—at least for a little while longer.
    • @babykeiff I dont really see @Slomo and your posts as contradictory. why not have the diaper that is least likely to leak, and that makes it easier to not worry or care about leaks? Unless your position is that if I buy a high quality diaper that is less likely to leak, I will be more distressed when it does leak. I can understand that argument.   Back to your reply..., it seems like you are saying it should not even be a concern if leaks occur, as that draws attention to the whole process. And that I shouldnt think about leaks one way or the other, I should not be glad when I dont leak, and shouldnt be dissapointed when there is a leak. It should not even be a consideration, and should not affect my behavior in training at all. Instead of striving for no leaks, I should not care one way or the other, and once I can decouple thinking and happening, I will be able to move forward with shrinking my capacity? Is that the basics of what you are saying?   Also, if following your advice, cloth diapers seem to be key for overnight use. Does the type matter? Any specific one? Does it even matter if I am truly not concerned if it leaks or not? I apologize for all the questions, but your replies are so detailed it makes me re-think so much.
    • Welcome to DD Kauko. There's a lot of great people here and a lot of helpful information. Hugs, Freta
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