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You did great! I am wondering though, did you use any other story or movie with a narcissistic character as an example to base the mom on? This doesn't sound like it could have been deducted from a Wikipedia article...

Count yourself lucky. I wish I could already talk about it in past tense, the fallout is just about to get real. But yeah, I don't want to take myself too seriously here, there's a lot worse out there and anything actually physical is definitely up there, including what Sarah (and Lisa in DNL) suffered. That said, the mom going all out after Sarah's failed big girl day is very in character - after repeatedly getting proven wrong for a while, narcissists usually try to force their surroundings to affirm their delusional world view (mom's sudden decision to let Sarah wear panties) and if they get proven wrong again, they go full on destruction mode to punish those who "wronged" them, going far enough to become reckless as far as abiding actual laws goes. Which might in many cases be a salvation seeing as they can never really be held accountable for intangible emotional damages. Psychology is interesting NGL...

It's surprising how many of us there are, I only knew about WBDaddy so far because I saw him mention it in a comment. I hope you're doing okay!

As much as this is a great story, I'm glad it's over. It's not a happy ending by far, but the happiest possible considering the circumstances. And it's REALISTIC! To be honest, the later chapters from when Sarah was found out to her rescue by CPS were painful. Painful to watch Sarah accept her mom's indoctrination so easily and dig her own grave. Painful, because I grew up under the reign of a similarly narcissistic father figure, and even though the circumstances are completely different, the gist remains the same. Rules. Arbitrary, pointless rules. Purely meant for inflating personal self-esteem by exerting power on other, dependant, humans. And just like here, not enough physical abuse for the law to do anything about it, just yearslong emotional torment and manipulation. So yeah, like for @WBDaddythis hits different. Like "Diapers never Lie" it's a amazing story, and one of the most realistic, if not the most realistic diaper story I've ever read. I have to get "All my Girlfriend's Rules" ASAP, that's for sure!

Oh my god this is insane!! Your stories are sooo good! (haha I feel like I say that to every author with great books and at this point couldn't say which ones I actually like the most - I guess they're all equally great, just each in their own unique way) But seriously, your ability to write chapters upon chapters of the sweetest romance imaginable, and then after making us all drop our guards everything goes wrong in an instant, seems unparalleled. As a maker/tech nerd this one also hits different. So great to hear the story of Liv's mysterious nanite creator, the fact that soon she will be the first person from this dimension to create an interdimensional portal is cool - actually kind of surprising Faith hasn't made an insane career with those hacking abilities after being on the government's radar. Morgan controlling Evie was also an insane feat, like, imagining her in her workshop with VR headset acting through a robot hundreds of miles away on another island - from her point of view alone that must've been an unreal experience! I reckon killing those gangsters must literally have felt like in a video game 😂. But to end my Praise, like a few other readers mentioned, after three of your books we definitely start to see through some of your sneaky plans, in that last chapter when Faith went down to the sleeping quarters, alone, I instantly knew Sadie would be there. 😜 But hey, that doesn't detract from the story, at least not for me Also thanks for getting rid of the villains for good by killing them - while I agree with some commenters on those rich slaveholders deserving a worse fate than death, I feel like letting them live is asking for trouble. Somehow they're eventually going to escape from the predicament you placed them in and things start over except worse. I also wasn't entirely happy with Liv letting Madison keep her adult brain in LIL for that reason. But anyway, just some of my thoughts. This remains an outstanding series, and I can't even tell you how much I love the interwoven universes!!!

Oh. My. God. Your stories are AMAZING!! Even though I didn't comment on it, I read Little in Love a few weeks ago and loved every bit of it!! And I'm so glad you're sticking to happy endings! The cruelty of the Diaper Dimension is what kind of bothered me about it, but you definitely managed to fix that by instead making it a love story set in the DD. As for this story - you had me glued! Not ashamed to admit I may have slept a little less than usual this past week, reading way past bedtime because I just _had to_ find out what happens next! And as a fellow sci-fi afficionado I absolutely love this multiverse you're creating! So glad we finally found out who the Rose in LiL is, as well as the mysterious creator of Olivia's nanites 😅 Absolutely mind blowing how you started this story with cuteness overload and always manage to turn it into an action thriller within the blink of an eye. Like the perfect calm before the storm. Also love all the classic wizarding tropes like Jinx basically being a horcrux. Just sad the muggle village with the sweet old lady got vaporized But oh well, some sacrifices have to be made for the greater good. My list of things I like about this story could go on and on, but I'm too tired to form a clear thought right now, so I'll save my breath. Either way can't wait to read your next story!!

This! It sounds like you had the very unfortunate opportunity of a first hand experience with a narcissist. Am I right? If not, you did some serious research, because this mom is spot on. That last part of your sentence here: "doubling down on her behavior" rings so many bells. Most people cannot fathom the amount of hatred narcissists can spark in their victims (so long as the victims are aware of their abuse).

Oh FUCK is all I can say. How on earth could Sarah be so negligent not to take special care of disposing of the receipt in a safe way? As far as speculating about possible endings goes, I trust @MinnesotaWriterto end this on an at least somewhat positive note - similar to Lisa's story (temporarily slipped my mind what it was called) But if you betray my trust I'll never get over it

Exactly! Usually sadistic characters are kind of portraied as "cruel on purpose", but true narcissists are convinced they're doing the right/best or even kind thing while casually tormenting others. They somehow feed their self-esteem by controlling and gaslighting others subconsciously.

Just been getting caught up on the last four chapters, NGL it's sad so see Sarah dig her own grave like that. I agree with people here that she sees hiding everything as the only viable solution. I really wish she'd confide in her friends though, Lisa should be able to realize that Sarah is being abused given her own background. Though that would require Sarah to properly explain why exactly she doesn't want her mom to know about these issues, without dishing out more lies. I'm also pretty sure Sarah herself doesn't realize her mother's abusing her, which is bound to make it slightly less obvious to an outsider due to the innocuous way she's going to phrase things if she actually were to talk about it. And then there's the entire "but she's still your mom" kinda thing many people have going on, which will get in the way of any action being taken and things reported. Screw the mandated reporters everyone here is talking about, in reality people much prefer to bury their head in the sand - which is tragic to say the least. This story is strikingly true-to-life (well, except maybe for three out of the four friends _coincidentally_ having some connection to diapers;) , and that's what I really like about it. Can't wait to see how things escalate from here, just hope Sarah is ultimately rescued from that fucked up narcissist calling herself a 'mom'.

Awww, I actually quite liked that she changed her name With abusive parent/s it makes a lot of sense to change name after getting rid of them, just to get a sort of closure with that portion of one's life. But great chapter, there's definitely some tension building up simply because of how suspiciously quiet things are. The calm before the storm! Can't wait to see what the minor arc is you were talking about!

Well, I was about to say I have mixed feelings about this story. I really hate gaslighting narcissists getting their way, and the way Landon barged into Olivia's marriage definitely counts. Dan is such a douchbag and spineless whimp of a man for allowing that to happen. Olivia has mental health issues for sure. BUT you somehow made it work! Landon definitely changed over the course of the story when she got to know Olivia, she may not have become less selfish, but as she found some appreciation for Olivia it became less of an issue. And the addition of Robyn to sort of replace that missing adult part in Olivia's life, as well as the fact they ultimately did sit down to discuss it all like grown ups made up for it! So while it may have started in quite an unconventional way it could still be called informed consent and Olivia wasn't just stripped of adult privileges, doomed to stay the eternal baby. That's always important to me. TL/DR: great story, thanks for posting it! I'm really glad Olivia and Robyn ended up getting into a relationship

Yeah, from her description of the tests they supposedly did it must've been pretty obvious, especially to someone who actually had them done. Maybe even to Samantha if she's read the right ABDL fiction...

Oh my god, I just found this book and read it over the past week(s) - It's amazing! I unfortunately can't say much others haven't said already, but you are an incredibly talented author! The first chapters had me in tears which rarely happens, this must be among the best ABDL novels out there! Also thanks so much for leaving it up on this site and taking it off Kindle Unlimited instead 😁 this definitely makes my list of books I need to get a copy of ASAP just to support the author! I also really enjoyed your take on the DD with Amazons actually caring for the wellbeing of Littles rather than just being monsters. One thing I usually miss with the DD is romantic love, which is of course difficult when participants are reduced to toddlers, but you made it work and managed to strike a great balance on top. Either way, thank you for writing this amazing book! ❤️

This is easily the best realistic diaper story I've read so far! Having a highly narcissistic father myself I can tell you "mom" suddenly switching from "caring" to really abusive is quite lifelike. Also Sarah getting away with hiding her incontinence the way she does seems pretty likely given what I've gotten away with in my teenage days experimenting with diapers for the first time. People really don't give nearly as much attention to our behinds as us diaper-addicts tend to think, and Sarah is being pretty smart about it. That said, CPS and doctors aside I totally agree with the others that not confiding in Lisa at the very least is a bad decision, she needs someone supporting her, tricking her entire surroundings isn't going to be sustainable. I really hope she ends up getting freed from her crazy mom in the end. Can't wait for the next chapter!!