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    • I’m with @le Hollandais and @steviet one hundred percent.  And for me “proper” plastic panties are as important, if not more, than cloth diapers.
    • Part 12: “Ladies, and gentlemen, I’d like to welcome you on this meeting,” the headmaster was standing in front of the chalkboard in a large classroom. It was late afternoon, and the lessons were over already. The classroom was full; the headmaster invited the entire school staff, and the rumors spread even more. Teachers, janitors, cooks and nurses and their neighbors and friends were curious about that so-called miracle. They knew what happened but didn’t have any idea how and why. “I suppose you know why I called this meeting. Two problematic students have changed their behavior in a way that could almost be called a miracle. Now, we would like to present the way to reach that miracle. Miss Atkins, would you be so kind and explain what happened?” Susan stepped forward and turned to the auditorium. It was an easy task for her; after all, she was a skilled teacher. The day before, she carefully had prepared the notes. “Ladies, gentlemen, my workmates. I’m about to tell you the most surprising story of my life, but I also will point to some important general findings. My story began more than ten years ago. The first actor is Ann. I met her at the clothing shop when she needed a new high school uniform. I was shocked when I found out she was ten only, and she lived behind the Border with her caretaker. In our world we discourage people to cross the Border, but the little Ann was courageous and crossed it. You may ask me why I’m speaking of Ann. Meeting with her and her caretaker started a story that changed my behavior and enabled me help two poor girls. I had two cared-for, Cindy and Steve. Steve needed a new school uniform just like Ann, so we accidentally met at the shop. Cindy was 16 and needed a lector for her internship. Mister Stevens offered his lectureship. Cindy accepted his offer and started the internship. However, she suddenly asked me if she could stay overnight at his house. A little later, she asked me to pass the guardianship to him. It was quite unusual, but I didn’t protest and let her go. Cindy stayed behind the border, found a boyfriend and got married. To my utter shock, she sent me an invitation to the wedding. I thought she had forgotten me already, but I was wrong. She thanked me for everything, hugged me and called me mommy.” Susan took a break; despite all her preparations, she hardly could speak when she remembered that moment. The auditorium went silent, and dozens of eyes were watching her in utter disbelief. “It is unheard in our world,” an older woman objected, “no child knows her biological mother here.” “You are right,” Susan reacted, “of course, I’m not her biological mother. Even if I was, I wouldn’t know it. Our world is really different and stripped of emotions. I heard those words from Cindy before she called me mommy.” “Our world is stripped of emotions,” the woman nodded, “and it is very practical. Most children learn how to deal with it.” “I know. Cindy also dealt with the emotionless life until the moment when mister Stevens stroked her hair and hugged her.” “Miss Atkins, could Cindy prove it please? I’d like to hear it from her.” “Of course, she could,” Susan smiled and gestured at Cindy that was waiting behind the auditorium. Cindy walked over to the chalkboard. Unlike Susan, she was a bit shy and felt stage fright. However, she looked happy with her round pregnant belly and smile on her lips. “It … it … is true,” she stuttered a little, but she calmed down when Susan put her hand on her shoulder, “I never forget the moment when Freddy stroked my hair and hugged me. My entire world turned upside down suddenly. He and Ann showed me a totally different life. As I left Susan, I didn’t realize her importance, not yet. However, I changed my attitude later and invited her to my wedding ceremony. It was the first time I called her mommy. I know she is not my biological mother, but she raised me as much as she could in our world. Nevertheless, Freddy also took a good care and added something extra – love. I have to say I’m happy now and looking forward to my baby. He or she will grow up in my home and in my arms,” she bit her tongue not to say ‘and not in a children center like some orphan’. The auditorium went silent; everyone realized she had a point. Some women even felt a small tear in their eye. Until that moment, nobody could imagine a different life that presented to them in form of a happy young woman. However, Susan had another surprise up her sleeve. She gestured again, and Donna and Charity appeared at her side. “Mommy,” Charity hugged Susan and almost hid behind her and looked down. She was unsure in front of many unknown people. On the other hand, Donna looked at them directly. “Freddy and Susan have changed our life a lot,” she exclaimed, “they have shown us another kind of relationship we never experienced here. We also must thank my sisters Ann and Cindy.” “Thank you, my girls,” Susan interjected; she didn’t want them to get embarrassed by a public presentation; they were almost children after all. She hugged both and sent them to Cindy. “Thank you, miss Atkins,” the headmaster returned to the chalkboard, “I think your presentation was useful. I also know that a major change in our world wouldn’t happen. However, everyone can follow miss Atkins’s approach; it is legal and it is your free will. Anyway, you have seen the results. Do you have any questions?” “Yeah, Mr. Barrow,” the woman that had asked Susan earlier stood up, “miss Cindy, did you ever consider coming back to our world?” “No, I did not,” Cindy shook her head and pointed at her belly, “this is the strongest argument that keeps me behind the Border. On the other hand, I will come to visit my mommy often.” “Thanks. I’d like to ask Donna about her future. Donna, you have experienced the life behind the Border just like Ann and Cindy. What will you do after graduation?” “To be honest, I don’t know yet,” Donna shrugged, “it still is a far future. I probably will ask Ann and Cindy for advice. As you might know, Ann has come back and lives with Susan.” “Can I ask you a sensitive question? How did you feel when you passed the portal for the first time?” “Well, it’s been terrifying, but my daddy helped me. As soon as I found myself on the other side, I realized it was easier than I thought. Since then, I keep passing it every day,” she smiled, “come and try it out.” The woman smiled suddenly and continued, “can I have a bold request, Donna? Can I hug you?” “Why not? Would you like to try out how it feels?” Donna stepped towards her and opened her arms, and the woman hugged her hesitantly. Donna’s closeness awakened her emotions that had been sleeping until that very moment. Tears appeared in her eyes, and she held Donna tightly in her arms. “I … I … I never felt that good,” she stuttered, “ I wish I could hold you forever.” Susan, Charity and Cindy watched the scene. The woman’s reaction was unexpected for everyone except for them. “Well, you‘ve just learned a useful lesson and discovered your emotions,” Susan interjected, “now it’s time to hug your own cared-for. If you don’t have any, adopt one, just like I have done.” “Yes, yes, I will, sorry,” the woman let go of Donna and wiped the tears away. Donna smiled at her happily; she also was glad to have helped somebody else. Fifteen minutes later, the headmaster and Susan tried to summarize the meeting. They left the class and headed towards headmaster’s office along with Cindy, Charity and Donna. Freddy also joined them. “Mr. Barrow, it’s been a success,” Susan exclaimed, “did you see the reactions? I noticed several emotional ones; rumors will spread soon.” “I think so. Thanks, Donna, you have been great,” he smiled at her. “Mr. Barrow, it hasn’t been difficult; I felt happy as well,” Donna shrugged. She suddenly felt more mature, but the wet feeling between her legs reminded her of her age. “Daddy, I need a clean diaper,” she turned to Freddy, and he smiled. “Of course, sweetheart,” he guided her to the changing station. As she crawled onto the changing table, he smiled at her, “sweetheart, you showed a lot of maturity today,” her removed the wet diaper and cleaned her crotch. “Daddy, can I be mature and wear diapers?” “Why not, look at Ann,” he grinned, “she still needs diapers and she is almost 20.” “Okay then,” Donna grinned and imagined herself adult and diapered. After the diaper change, the headmaster invited them to a dinner to celebrate the successful meeting.    
    • I'll be trying out the first of my LNGU Cloud diapers that boast a 11000ml rating. How will you be celebrating?
    • A wet Huggies snug and dry. It still has a couple of good wettings left in it before I have to change it.
    • I'm really pleased for your man! It's been a long journey for you and I feel you are finally starting to live the life you've always wanted. These recorded medical problems in your medical notes give such validation and hopefully remove most of the social stigma and anxiety around wearing and using your diapers. 
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