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By Rachael-Little · Posted
I kinda do that on occasion but still mostly wake to wet. I’m just glad I wear to bed so I don’t need to get up -
By Annie_Austria · Posted
Hello DL64 and Erik_Hamburg Yes, school is important for young kids also because living with a trauma like that without positive experiences would make her fear worth. Actually homeschooling would work in the country I live in, but it would come with a lot of tests, and public schools are normally really good here. But it's not the worst thing, I was homeschooled for about a month while my parents looked for a different school for me to protect me from a bad teacher due to my problems with spelling and languages. 🙂 And as Lila will notice in the next parts, kids can improve a lot when they find a good learning environment. There is a little bit of an autobiographic part in the story. As I learned to write and read late. I now read and write in Deutsch (German), English, and Spanish (Español), and I currently learn čeština(Czech) (current level A2). But I don't want to make Lila especially gifted, and I am not either. She is just a child, and she learns step by step. And yes, the diapers will lose a little bit of importance as she grows accustomed to them. But that does not mean the interesting part is gone, as they will still play a role, and Lila now has the possibility to live her life in the space between growing up and being a little girl. I hope all will like it. Annie PS: I decided that I will post the extra part anyway in the evening. But that does not mean I don't love it when you post comments and we could have a discussion about the next parts. Also, because I already work on an extra part after the second episode. -
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Part 7: Ann was walking home after her shift. She kept smiling as usual. The little children were nice and sweet and diligent. Her attitude improved their grades and behavior. During the lunch break, two children accompanied her to the changing station and wanted to stay with her while she was changed by the nurse. The nurse was amused, but she knew about their relationship. Ann wouldn’t hesitate to take one or two smaller children, but the law didn’t allow it, unfortunately. While walking, she was thinking of that idea. What if a smaller child could be adopted by Freddie behind the Border and raised there? Would Freddie be willing to accept that challenge? Moreover, it wouldn’t fulfill her wish either. Should she move to Freddie again? Her chain of thoughts was interrupted when she arrived at Susan’s house. The house was empty; Susan and Charity were in Fallbrook, just shopping, and Ann was alone. She had the entire evening ahead until Susan with Charity would return if they even didn’t choose to stay overnight. “What if I called Stevie? We haven’t met for awhile,” she told to herself and took her phone instantly. Stevie was her close friend, and they spent much time together even if they were not a couple; it was unusual if even inappropriate in their world. However, nobody minded if they met in public. “Hi, Stevie, how are you?” “Hi, Annie, nice to hear your voice. However, we could see each other.” “I just wanted to propose it. Could we meet at the Marble Bistro?” “Okay, I’ll be there in half an hour.” “See you, bye.” Ann’s mood improved instantly, and she couldn’t wait to see Stevie and share the latest news, maybe even her secret idea. Her diaper was slightly wet, and she thought of changing herself but refused that idea, “I’ll surprise Stevie,” she grinned and set off for the bistro. While she was walking down the street, she felt her diaper getting warm. Now she was in need of change. “Hi, Annie,” Steven smiled at her when they met before the bistro, “how are you?” “Thanks, well, Stevie, I have news to tell you.” “Okay, go ahead; I’m all ears. We can have cup of coffee and a drink if you don’t mind.” “No, I don’t, but can I ask you for a favor before?” “Hey, you need a diaper change, don’t you?” Steve grinned; he knew her already, “okay, come along,” he headed towards the changing station, and Ann followed him, grinning as well.” Ann removed her shoes and tights and lay down on the comfortable changing table and put her legs into stirrups. “Hey, Annie, when do you grow up? You pee in your diaper and even don’t change yourself?” Steve pretended to be strict, but the corners of his mouth twitched; he had to control himself not to laugh. He was Annie’s close friend and knew about her diapers and didn’t mind changing her, but he was amused every time he did it. “Do you want me to grow up?” Ann teased him. She also knew about his amusement but was sure he would change her without complaints or disgust. “To be honest, I don’t know,” Steve admitted. He liked the intimacy in their relationship. In their world, they didn’t have opportunities for another kind of intimacy, except for impersonal sex to fertilize her, and he wasn’t willing to accept it. As Ann was rediapered, she dressed herself and followed Steve to the bistro. They ordered coffee and a glass of whisky for everyone. Neither Ann nor Steve drank more alcohol than one single glass daily. ”Well, go ahead, Annie,” Steve still called her like that. “Susan has adopted a nice girl, Charity. Do you know about her change after Cindy’s wedding?” “Yeah, I’ve heard something, but don’t know exactly how she changed.” “Are you sitting? She hugged Charity and stroked her hair. The were sitting and cuddling to each other when I left for work.” “How do you know? Do you live with her?” “Yeah, I haven’t told you yet.” “Wow, I’d really collapse if I wasn’t sitting,” Steve reacted in utter shock. “Yeah, she has become another person, nice and tender. Freddie adopted another girl, and they are all together, just shopping in Fallbrook.” “Wow, I’m really curious. I should call her eventually.” “I think you could pay us a visit. I think she would be glad to see you.” “Yeah, I haven’t seen her since I left when I turned 19, three years ago.” “Stevie, what if I invited you to a dinner? We can enjoy the evening and even wait for them until they would come home. You also can enjoy my cooking art.” “Why not? I didn’t have any particular program for tonight anyway,” Steve got curious, he didn’t know about Ann’s cooking skills. They paid for the drinks and left. The alcohol improved their mood a little, and they kept chattering for the entire journey. Before they arrived at Susan’s house, Ann stopped suddenly, and the sound and smell revealed what was going on. “Well, it is the effect of the coffee, I usually poop myself,” she explained and continued walking, “can you do me that favor again when we arrive?” basically, it was not a question; she expected the positive answer. “Of course, Annie, that’s what a good friend is for,” he grinned and nodded. When they closed the door behind them, Ann hurried up, removed her shoes and tights and lay down on the changing table. She even closed her eyes while Steve was changing her. “Okay, it’s time to repay the favor,” she jumped down and changed into her home wear and walked over to the kitchen. Steven followed her and kept watching her while she was cooking. The smell hit his nostrils, and he stared at her in awe. “Annie, I didn’t know about your cooking skills.” “Hey, you have forgotten about your first visit at Freddie’s. I cooked dinner then, too,” Ann reminded him of his visit years ago. “Right,” he admitted, “but this is different, watching you and enjoy the cooking as well.” While eating, they continued talking, and Ann brought up her secret idea. “Stevie, I’ve got a crazy idea. I wish I could take care of a smaller child than 10. I know I can become a caretaker, but it is somehow attractive. Seeing Charity and Donna, I realize they behave almost like little girls, but ….” ”Well, it is crazy and impossible here; however, you could move behind the border and get a child of your own, or … try to adopt a smaller child from the Centre.” “Stevie, would you … ?” Ann suddenly stopped, fearing the words she wanted to say. “To be honest, I never thought about it, Annie. We are good friends and maybe … maybe we could become more than that, behind the Border. However, we would need jobs and a place to live there.” “I will call Cindy and ask her. She has moved, found a boyfriend and married him there. She might help us, she is my sister though.” “A good idea,” Steven nodded; he really started thinking of that possibility. After dinner, Susan called Annie and announced they would stay overnight at Freddie’s. “Stevie, thy won’t come tonight,” Annie sighed. “No problem, I will stay with you for awhile, so you won’t be alone,” he smiled at her. Before leaving, Steven changed Ann’s diapers again, putting four thick diapers on her. Ann realized she would have to change herself in the morning. “Good night, Annie,” he left. Ann went to bed, still thinking of their talk. -
By Little Lamb · Posted
My point isn't abt what's happening actually, that was very clear to me (maybe cuz I go through the same kind of stuff but that's tangential). I'm more weirded by the way Meekah&CO talk to maya outside of those occasions. Most of time it feels artificial, or kinda fake, like everyone is trying to be professional to her all the time... But her memories aren't written that way, so I'm guessing there's a point to all that weird speech. Maybe the emotional distance she keeps makes people talk to her like that, maybe it's the awareness of her insecurities by her CG and her friend. Lots of possible reasons, and maybe there isn't one, but I'm really curious abt it.
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