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    • spark
      Coming home_Chapter 11: Updated June 7, 2026

      By spark · Posted

      I used Copilot to help me set up a family timeline. Fortunately, there are really only a few characters, but I've already fell into a trap with the timeline because I've set Charlotte's age at 30, but for all of the events to fit, she needs to 31 in January 2026.  That's going to be blamed on a narrator error (Reggie forgot how old Charlotte was).   ·•    Coming Home- Family Timeline before the main story begins •    1994     Late summer 1994 — Charlotte is born. •    1997     Late summer 1997 — Chris is born. •    2001     February 2001 — Reggie is born. •    2006     Summer 2006 — family vacation incident.     Reggie is 5     Chris is 8     Charlotte is 11     All three are kept in diapers during the trip.     Potty training is restarted afterward. •    Around 2006–2011     Reggie continues elementary school while struggling socially and developmentally.     Charlotte grows into adolescence under Linda’s control.     Chris becomes more openly resistant. •    Around 2011     Reggie is about 10.     Charlotte is about 16.     This fits the babysitter anecdote where Charlotte is still being controlled as a teenager. •    Around 2011–2012     Charlotte leaves the nursery in 11th grade.     She would be 16 turning 17 •    Around 2014–2015     Reggie leaves the nursery at 14, just before high school.     summer 2015, right before starting high school.     August 2015- Chris leaves home •    2019     Reggie graduates high school and leaves for Dartmouth.     Since he was born in 2001, he would likely graduate in spring 2019 at age 18. •    2020     Covid lockdown begins.     Reggie remains at Dartmouth instead of returning home.     Charlotte moves back home during Covid.     June-July: Charlotte is put in nursery for driving home after drinking •    2021     Charlotte is still living under Linda’s control after moving home during the pandemic.     Charlotte and Dennis get serious     I have this happening in May/June     Fall     Charlotte and Dennis get married  •    2022 •    September     Kristy is born •    2023–2025     Linda becomes heavily involved in Kristy’s life.     Charlotte’s and Dennis’s marriage detoriates •    2024     Reggie is living in New York, working as a data analyst. •    Summer 2025     Charlotte and Dennis divorce •    January 2026     Reggie loses his job and returns home. •    Birthdays     Charlotte — September 1994     Chris — August 1997     Reggie — February 2001     Kristy — September 2022
    • krishkool
      ABDL Mommy looking for baby boy in central Arkansas

      By krishkool · Posted

      Hi! I'm in Missouri so pretty close to Arkansas! Would you like to chat?
    • Rachael-Little
      Hello from Taylor County

      By Rachael-Little · Posted

      Hi, nice to have you here 
    • Squishy69
      I'm confused about my sexuality.

      By Squishy69 · Posted

      I like that diapersexual I believe that’s got me all over it 
    • spark
      Coming home_Chapter 11: Updated June 7, 2026

      By spark · Posted

      That's clearly a factor, but it's more complicated than just pure laziness.  There are ADHD tendencies, avoidance, and being completely unprepared for what his mother expected. He spent most of the first 14+ years of his life with his mom doing everything for him, because he wasn't allowed to do anything for himself.  After that, she monitored for such an extent that he never learned to do it for himself.   That's not to excuse his behavior, but even if he functioned normally, he would not been able to succeed with his physical limitations.  One of the keys is that he fell into a depression cycle, which is why he lacked the motivation to do the basics. FTR- not to over criticize myself, but some of that imagery comes from firsthand experience, including diaper disposal😉 But, I'll also take the blame that I'm lazy. Why should I clean when I wait until tomorrow? I'm a little surprised that messiness was an issue, but not the toileting. I realize that a 24-year-old who seemingly has no other health issues wouldn't suddenly lose elimination control as he has.  But I'm justifying it because of the complicated emotional issues that Reggie is going through. With Reggie, there is no middle ground. When he isn't potty-trained, he wears diapers and is treated like a baby.  When he is potty-trained, he's expected to be a full adult, with no help.  For him, that also means virtual complete isolation, since he can't have a functional social life as an adult.  His experience in New York was pretty bleak, and what he just went through was even worse.  For him, at least where he is right now, that nursery might be a necessary evil.  FTR- that plays a big role in how this ends for Reggie.

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