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    • Ana was revisiting the past as she began guiding the regression process for the other woman's little one; she knew how complicated it could be—especially when the person involved didn't want it or didn't understand that it was for their own good and personal growth. Ana understood the mechanics of it all very well. Ana picked up a notebook where she kept her notes—she still held onto her lawyer-like habit of jotting down details she found interesting—and began by saying: "I don't know you 100%, but I already like you; what you're doing is really cool, even if your little one doesn't quite get it yet." Ana was truly fond of Camilla for reaching out, so she continued: "So, here’s the deal—I have two proposals for you. First, things moved very fast—which isn't your fault—but you could start by giving her the freedom to still act like an adult, even going so far as to let her slip out of her Pull-Ups and go back to normal life. Or, you could make her *want* to be a child; once that happens, there’s no turning back—it leads straight to un-potty training and regression." She knew it was a lot of information, but she hoped Camilla was listening closely. "The second option involves using a bit of manipulation—a secret that can't get out—where you bargain with her and essentially force her to accept it." Ana waited for Camilla's response.
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    • Camilla just had so many questions for Ana what was her little one like, did she actually breastfeed her, how old was she, how tall was she, she was probably just as tall as Madison maybe less remembering the Ana had pull ups and said that was for her little girl. And Ana called her friends, Camilla couldn't help but blush. "Right sorry about that I just have so many questions and yes I would like help and your advice." Ana couldn't help but chuckle at the woman's eagerness she then looked at her own little girl who was suckling her pacifier and cuddling up with one of her stuff toys.
    • Ana was deeply engrossed in her book—she loved reading before bed, a key part of her routine alongside drinking chamomile tea. She felt happy gazing at her little girl on the monitor; the child was sleeping soundly, though lately she had been waking up completely soaked. Ana was reading another chapter when her phone rang; seeing Camilla’s name, she said: "Hello, dear. There’s no need to call me 'ma'am'—we’re friends." Ana glanced at the monitor again and added, "I’d like to talk to you about how the regression process is going and offer a piece of advice or two—things I’ve noticed that might be helpful."
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