LGGrace

Generally speaking, I think that women can pull off modeling diapers a lot easier than men, but I think what would work for ABDL modeling would not always work for modeling in general. Regardless of gender, I think that having a petite build works best, and when it comes to facial features, having a larger forehead, small facial features, and a more rounded jawline. These features are youthful in nature and are why some people come off as 'cute' and not 'hot'. But on the other hand, I think that if someone is a little 'chubby', it could also work when it comes to ABDL modeling. I would think that the goal is to come off as cute and playful when modeling ABDL diapers and clothing. Things that I don't think would work are having very prominent secondary sexual characteristics, such as large breasts for women or broad shoulders for men. I think that men can pull this off, but they are fewer and farther in between than women. I do remember seeing a picture of a young man (early 20s) in a onesie and thought that he was as cute as a button. In modeling in general, height plays a key factor. Women typically need to be between 5'9" and 6'0" and men typically need to be between 6'0" and 6'3". Clothing is more flattering on taller people and if you are not at least a 5'8" woman or 6'0" man, you can not become a runway model. While it is easy to agree on what works for body type for modeling, the face is a little more complex. I love to research random topics and around a year ago, I did some research on the psychology behind why faces are considered attractive. I read one study that said that having an attractive face is actually a combination of having both feminine and masculine features. It showed that there is actually a 'sweet spot' for both men and women. It shows that women can be less attractive if their face is too feminine or men can have too masculine of a face and vice versa. For a man, take Cillian Murphy as an example: While he has a masculine face, he has high cheekbones which is considered a feminine trait. Or for a woman, take Zendaya Jones as an example: She has large bold eyebrows, which is considered a masculine trait. The only example that comes to mind that shows that 'sweet spot' side by side is the before and after of Zac Efron having plastic surgery: I think this is a good example of having too masculine of a face and I think we can all agree he looks a lot more handsome in the first photo. I guess if there is anything to take away from this, it is that if you have traits of the opposite gender that you think make you unattractive, they could be what make you more attractive in the first place and you should embrace them. Traits that work for all genders are having cupid's bow lips or tilted eyes, this is when the inside corners of your eyes are slightly lower than the outside corners of your eyes. Thank you for reading my TED talk.😁

I have never been a big fan of New Year's resolutions. I hate going to the gym in January because it is always packed. I do think that it is always good to evaluate yourself at the beginning of the year and set goals for the year and beyond. Four years ago, I wanted to stop smoking cigarettes and have not smoked a cigarette since around mid-January, four years ago. This year, I am working on quitting vaping completely by March and being nicotine-free by the end of the year. I am also cutting down on the amount of processed foods that I eat, eating more fresh fruits and veggies, making more home-cooked from scratch meals, and cooking new things, like last night I made homemade Hungarian mushroom soup.

Sorry for not posting for a while, life and the holidays have kept me busy. I should have the next chapter posted in the next few days.

Looks like the milk strikes again. I wonder if the mobile music will have any effect on Katie.

I got two sweatshirts from where I when to undergrad and did my master's. I also got some mixing bowls, ladles, and a water filtering shower head. Since it costed me 1500 dollars (600 more than last year) to fly home this year, I tied a bow around my waist Christmas morning and told my mom that me coming home was her Christmas present this year.😁

Lol, definitely jealous of the nanite hair loss treatment. Especially after having a painful laser hair removal session a couple days ago. 😅 Have a wonderful holiday and safe travels Sofia!

Loved seeing Holly in this chapter. Was not expecting the body hair loss from the nanite treatment.

That is very similar to how I cook pork loins in the crock pot. I agree, you should never measure the amount of Worcestershire sauce. I do add a couple table spoons of apple cider vinegar to help tenderize the meat add more favor.

Great chapter! A lot of your chapters about food make me hungry but also give me new cooking ideas.

I don't think there is going to be anything nefarious about the nanite treatment, but the "milk" is going to set her back in the potty training department for sure.

Great chapter, I have a feeling that the clothing options for Katie is going to be on the juvenile side at ValuMart.

The only places I'm getting done right now is my face, neck, chest, stomach, and arms. I'm transitioning and that is the reason I'm getting those areas done. Luckily, I don't have any back hair and the reason I'm doing my arms is because they were always hairy, even as a child. Yes, I'm not looking forward to getting my downstairs done and that is why I'm putting it off for right now. I don't mind shaving my armpits and legs, and HRT will thin and slow down hair growth to where I can go from shaving two to three times a week to once a week.

Yay! New story. If I remember correctly, Katherine's story is going to be interesting based on the little bit of information from LCW.

I tell people that I lived A "True" Christmas Story because I got shot in the eye with a bb gun on Christmas when I was 8.