Allman90

comments break immersion but you didn't post because no comments? okay

man spy kids really was one of THOSE moments huh? that one for sure meant a lot for me as a kid

its a plot device a little more common than i think it should be i kinda like it when there's some kinda explanation but as long as the story is cute its okay lol

Ah, a time machine. Is that your secret to writing quickly?

Bonus theory, the parents are ABDL but are self-conscious about it and overcompensate by trying to keep their kids as far away as from diapers as possible.

Yeah, I've my suspicions it could go like this. Or perhaps even her needing to admit what she wants, at least to somebody. I take note of the title being "The girl who wanted to wear diapers" not "the girl who wore diapers." I do hope MW isn't that mean. lol

I don't see why she needs to have a medical condition for you to forgive her such behavior. It's not like there haven't been countless daydreamers throughout all of history. i doubt even 'normies' would say much if the object of her daydreams was art or books or music, as those are widely accepted i mean even other kids her age start setting goals, working toward future desires hers are just diapers. Whys she have to have autism or something for that to be okay? any way good so far. I like the pacing too many stories go straight to the diapers While that's fun too i do like to see more time spent on how they get there (or if they do) And actually kinda ties in to what I was sauing before. Maddy has goals, which isn't common in diaper stores cause most times diapers just kinda happen to the MC.

Oh, you are just torturing us now. I still think it's Aiden.

I was wondering how the ghosts played into all this. You have yet again woven a very intricate tale. One of the darkest in a while (probably since your last if I'm being honest) but man is it a wild ride.

Depending on how much Carol needs to help Tens clean up, I wonder if she might not discover something unusual.

I gotta second that. It was indeed quite a happy chapter. Jenny is absolutely adorable with how innocent and naïve she is. Lol I'm not sure what to think about the ghost wife though.

If she goes with Emilia, she'll end up having to recite everything that happened over and over as Emilia questions things. Otherwise a clean slate would be very appealing in its own way. Does she value her sister over her friends? How much does what happened to her affect that? And no matter what anyone says, she has a limited time to make that choice. The struggles continue.

I think you perfectly explained the Dad situation by way of the mom. With her that crazy, who would stay with her? I hate to even wonder if she's crazy enough to have something to do with sarahs dad's death. 😦

How you manage to hit so many notes, to have such a wide range of emotions all in one chapter, is the greatest mystery here. lol You've outdone yourself this time.

Her mother, again, is a psycho. Her strict adherence to the rules are a great example of why I have big issues with most established sources of authority in the world today, a lot of them do very similar. The mother likely was only taught to obey rules above all else. Regardless, that's her current priority. She sees no flaw in the rules or their punishments. She doesn't care about her daughters, only that they follow the rules. Life in general is full of exceptional situations, and arbitrary rules become counter productive more often than not. Sarah doesn't want diapers. She doesn't like them. Instead, Sarah is just terrified of the punishments and the rules. After what sounds like around two weeks, she's been heavily conditioned. Brainwashed almost. Her mother has made it so miserable to even attempt to follow the rules that she now much prefers anything which can provide her an escape from the torment. She's at the point where literally shitting in diapers is preferable to trying to appease her mother. And she hates wearing diapers. While she may be trying to convince herself that she's making the right choice, I think it's just a cope. Her mother mistakenly thinks Sarah wants to be a baby. She keeps hammering this point to Sarah, thinking that it will deter her. But she's going about this in such an inhuman way that it's done nothing more that driven Sarah to just give up and be the think she was accused of being. Because that's easier than the impossible task of proving to a stubborn psycho that she doesn't want to be a baby. Good life lesson, really. Don't accuse people of being something they're not. Don't just stick a label on them, or they might end up being the thing the thing you accused them of in the first place. I await the conclusion. Here's hoping something actually happens to the mother and it changes her.