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  1. I wouldn't know - I've never been inclined to go that far down that particular rabbit hole.
  2. Chrome auto-translated this for me. I kinda prefer when folks post in their native language, and let me worry about translating it - gives me a better chance at hearing their literary voice the way they intend, instead of them trying to force the words in English and losing the art.
  3. If you're not really into the humiliation kink side of this, I can see where none of this would make sense to you. I have a bit of that sort of kink to me, and while I sometimes think writers go overboard with it, I can at least understand what sort of relationship would be afoot when those kinds of demeaning words start getting thrown around. Sissy play especially, where it's about emasculation and stripping away identity, all bets are off at that point. Cuck play would land in this category, especially if there are ABDL elements. But hey, if it yucks your yum, by all means, I'm not insisting you read it.
  4. That is exactly the close to this chapter that was needed. Because it was for all intents and purposes looking like Paul was ready to just give up trying to adult at all. He desperately needed balance inside of himself, and Lilly allowing him to just self-direct helped him find his own balance. Find peace within himself between the pressure of being nearly 18 and the pressure of everyone thinking him being 2 was better for his mental health. I'm going to go back and defend my "convenience" comment here for a moment. It is much more convenient for a family with substantial financial resources to throw money at a problem (diapers, baby clothes, sitters, etc) than to invest themselves into the emotional support needed to keep a kid like Paul upright and functioning as an adult. Don't get me wrong, Lilly has shown a tremendous amount of personal growth over the course of this story. Being an actual mother to Paul, now that he's willing to allow her to, has quieted her demons of ambition that nearly remade Paul into an accessory for the enhancement of her own glory. But what Lilly did on this day was what should have happened with every caregiver prior to this point - let him be what he needs to be in the moment. Let him find his own balance. Don't just shove him into little space because that keeps him nice and safe and quiet so you can go have a glass of wine and chit-chat with your girlfriend. That's what I was talking about regarding convenience. And yes, there's still the matter of what's really causing this anxiety, and how no one is trying to address it. That's the hard part that everyone seems to prefer pushing Paul into little space so they don't have to help him deal with it like the adult he nearly is. That's the other convenience part. Let's just kick the can down the road about the hard stuff, it's much easier to give him his paci and let him play with stuffies on the floor than try and figure out the right thing to say when he's mourning a childhood lost.
  5. Lotta folk probably feel the same as @butters11 about these last three sections. I, meanwhile, am reading between the lines again, and just shaking my head at how every adult in the story is nodding their heads and saying that this is a wonderful solution for Paul, when it's not even a great stopgap. He's losing himself, inch by inch, into the regressive state. And I get it, he's retreating to a place before his mother died, before all this other shit happened, back when everything was safe. And deep down, even he knows this isn't good, because it's running away from adult problems instead of facing them. But everyone else finds it a convenient way to keep Paul from melting down, much easier than trying to keep him upright while he deals with the hard stuff. It's for their convenience. Not his benefit.
  6. Go figure, Pauletta Keaira wasn't a fave
  7. Disagree. Savannah definitely gave off vibes toward the idea of having a boyfriend with a little side, not just having her boyfriend be a baby all the time.
  8. I see a lot of cheering for Paul to go into toddler mode. But it sure feels like there's a blowup coming. He's having more than a little bit of an existential crisis about all this.
  9. Kang's response to this tracks completely. His brother and sister-in-law disrespected him and Chana by meddling in the situation when they were neither invited nor needed. I wouldn't be surprised to see Adam be minus a great-aunt, a great-uncle, or possibly both after this. It goes far beyond Kang protecting his family and into Kang's status and authority in the family being absolute.
  10. I'm almost disappointed that Paul fell right into little-space when he woke up to Savannah on his bed. But clearly she's determined to make time for him to be his normal self this weekend, to not feel like her only purpose in his life is to regress him.
  11. Here again, maybe this is a little bit projecting, because of my lived experience... Paul's medical team is doing all this stuff, but it feels like they're leveraging the regression component as a substitute for the talk therapy I feel like he needs to be doing to process his mother's death, because it seems clear to me that either external pressure or just his own pride led him to stuff all that down and "be a man", and this dichotomy is why the regression is so effective at calming him, just as it was when he was 4 and couldn't handle what happened. But it's a band-aid, not a solution. The solution is to process the grief, to unpack all that and process it and make it less painful, little by little, to touch. And that's not the only thing he needs to process. Hell, he needs to process this last year or so, where everything started to fall apart on him. Something he said about Amber - she was his only real friend, and now he had no one. There's something very big under the surface that needs to come out and be dealt with in order for him to change that thought process. Almost feels like he needs to mourn the childhood he didn't get to have because he was traveling all around with his dad all the time. Lot to unpack in his history to help him fix this, and I just wonder why that's not a part of his treatment plan.
  12. Let it run however long it runs, just don't make the mistake of blowing past a clean ending. I did that once, and I regretted it.
  13. *reminds himself that he's a married man*
  14. Well that was fun. It definitely didn't bother her anymore.
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