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I see what you did there.

NO SOUP FOR YOU! @Frostybaby don't listen to him. No spoilers are to be given here!

Mine was a Diaper Dimension piece about the aftermath of a Little murdering her Amazonian "Mommy".

(psyched, just saying )

I'm kinda laughing at this, because I was pretty sure that I was going as dark as dark could get when I started "A Little Legal Issue".

A person cannot be hypnotized into doing anything they fundamentally oppose - The CIA. I do hope Anna decides to explain just how Matt, a fully grown man, doesn't fundamentally oppose his wife turning him into a helpless infant. I get that you have a website full of audio and video files designed to hypnotize AB people into doing things they actively *want* to do, but that's the kicker - if someone *doesn't* want to do the things your files are designed to do, it will be very difficult for them to be effective. One of my most-loved stories on this website, "The Wannabe Hypnotist", deals with this directly. The protagonist uses sleep hypnosis scripts to develop not only bedwetting and thumb-sucking habits, but also a verbal daytime trigger to make her younger sister wet herself. But the sister is young enough (at age 9) to not have any walls of "fundamentally opposed" to anything, so making her feel comfortable is enough to push her into the behavior. When the mother's consequences for the behavior become uncomfortable, the hypnosis gets overridden, and the older sister has to do more work to make the behavior comfortable again, and eventually just resorts to coercion, bribery, and other nastiness to force the girl into full baby mode.

Oh, that's a foregone conclusion. She's going to wind up in tape-ons before this weekend is over. Meanwhile, I have to think we have a serious case of unreliable narration here. Clearly the protagonist believes herself to be a more likeable person than she actually is, if she has this many enemies.

Not being able to sort them by size, the overwhelming majority are AB diapers, size M. There some Tena/other Euro brand slips in there as well, and some Japanese novelty stuff. There are ABU, Bambino, Rearz, Tykables, basically every major American AB brand from that time period (I don't know if Crinklz was around yet). And I know there are at least 5 or more of the Amore anime print pinks - she went a bit crazy on those when she found out they stopped making them. The total quantity here is well in excess of 200 diapers. That's why I said "make me an offer" - I'd have to investigate shipping - I can conjure up some boxes no problem, but I have to figure out total weight to give you that number.

Definitely worth zooming in over the font.

I think you're seeing the absolutely logical result of Martina having been a live-in caregiver for Paul even when his birth mother was alive. IDK that he'll react to being separated from them with her the way he would if it were, say, Harley or even Savvie.

"Mimi's Struggle" (along with a couple of others Pink wrote about the same character) is a deliberately silly story. Not meant to be taken in earnest.

Eh, I'm a writer who has a rep around here, and I do the research. My most beloved story, though I stretched it at the margins (how much a Pampers XL from 1986 would hold, also how successful a 19-year-old girl would be at sleep hypnosis on her sister would be) was otherwise believable because it was immersive, small town in rural South Carolina, even a few details that grated a couple people (like how they felt about non-whites in rural South Carolina in the 80's). Doing the research can do wonders for the ability of readers to ignore details that may not jive with reality (the person who raised the criticism about the capacity of said diapers was old enough to have worn said diapers as an 11-year-old in the 80's, but no one else thought anything of it). There are a thousand reasons why someone would be short, even dwarfish, without looking like a typical dwarf. The two easiest ones are primordial dwarfism, which caps someone out at around 3 feet tall (typical toddler height) without all the forehead protrusions and such, other than natural aging, and the much worse explanation of pseudo-achondroplasia, which carries with it a ton of health issues. But you are right about the idea that, if all the other details are taken care of, like setting, scene, etc., then why someone is that short shouldn't matter. Except for the detail of how tall toddlers are. Literally, the CDC has growth charts for boys and girls age 2-20. Every writer who attempts such a story should know roughly how tall a 4-year-old is, which is your top end for selling this kind of story. The average 10 year old is 4 foot 6. And my suspension of disbelief at people thinking the way his mother treats him in public is largely built on the idea that they assume he's autistic or some other sort of severe disability. Briefly shocking, but otherwise over it. Because again, he's not so short as to pass for a toddler. People don't understand just how much kids grow from age 2 to age 10 before it all starts to taper off.

Had a few before this post? (No worries, I've done the same )

It's not like there's a shortage of fans who might have done something like this. Fandom and Miraheze exist...

I feel you on that. We literally forgot how many tubs of these were stashed in our out building.