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WBDaddy

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WBDaddy last won the day on October 14 2025

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  1. Okay, goddammit, I've got a story I've been cooking for about a year and a half (it was a commission until a couple days ago when the dude paying for it got sick of waiting for updates from me) where the Mommy character was, in a previous life, a professional Domme who wanted more than anything else to have a babbyboy subby, and it's creepy to see you basically show us this in real time in this story, even though Harley is a peripheral character at this point.
  2. I feel this. Came back from NYC last month with what I suspect was COVID - took me three weeks, a fuckton of vitamin C and Zinc, and some steroids to get me over it. Was pretty much worthless the entire time I was fighting it.
  3. I got to see him once - the "No Strings Attached" tour. It was awesome. He hired local orchestras to do the opening set (the Star Wars IV theme) and kept them on stage for his set. My only regret is that I didn't spend a little extra for the VIP tickets, because hanging out with Al after would have been awesome.
  4. My wife and I love watching that vid. Weird Al is my spirit animal. But seriously, I keep my grammar Nazi under wraps 99% of the time, I swear.
  5. "for all intents and purposes" Gah, I hate myself for needing to say that, but once you read the correct phrase, it makes SOOO much more sense.
  6. I was just poking at you - there was definitely an excited tone to the previous sentence, and it wasn't grammatical content but the straight up paradoxes you were throwing in there. (They're still there, BTW)
  7. Yeah, maybe. But we all do it from time to time. Don't beat yourself up about it too much. Remember, this is the Silent One cracking open; he doesn't suddenly have a "So Happy You Were Born" message waiting inside.
  8. Here's my next set of "predictions". - As cheesy as it feels to say it, I have faith in you weaving a better tale than the stated fact, Amber and Marcus are going to change the rumor mill narrative about Paul into the medically limited badass who beat Danny into the ground, both on the court and when Danny sucker-punched him. - This rehabilitated version of Paul's reputation gives him the chutzpah to step back out and resume his role in the play, where he winds up stealing the show. - Dad's gonna die on that plane. And it's really gonna break Paul in whole new ways. Remember - Amber looking at Marcus is also looking into a mirror, seeing herself and how she did Paul. I feel like she dropped an ultimatum - do, or do not, there is no try. Be better, or be without me.
  9. And here I am, literally responding to an "old" quote as you post a new segment. I was cringing at the Hallmark movie moment between Dad and Paul, but you did a nice job of rescuing it with the much more real-feeling Amber/Marcus interaction. And now we have Harley going all Annie Wilkes on us. Which is a whole other problem to solve. And, yeah, I'm gonna pat myself on the back for calling her out the first time I "met" her.
  10. They're pretty commonplace with developmentally disabled kids who scratch themselves when they're anxious or much more... Let's just say my wife, a former service coordinator with a state department of health, could tell you a hair-curler about a severely autistic kid who she recommended one of those back-locking onesies to the parents because the mittens had failed to keep him out of the back of his diaper for funsies like drawing on the wall...
  11. I feel like this is the moment foreshadowed in the title of the story (and repeatedly with side comments from @Frostybaby) Where Paul's big side shuts down for a while, because he has no choice but to accept levels of care that lend themselves directly to being little. And I envision a battle on the horizon, where he fights to take back his agency, his identity, to throw this all off and reclaim his life. But I suspect that's probably somewhere late volume 2, a long way from here.
  12. This is such a classic trope, but you've really turned it on its head with the addition of a romantic interest that is NOT the caregiver.
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