Diapers4Ever

Unfortunately I missed tonight's episode since I was watching "Supernatural", but I'm definitely going to be downloading it. They always get the hottest actresses to play doctors...Chyler Leigh is just absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for letting us all know about this!

I'm really not sure where to voice my opinion on this, but this seems as close a topic as any, so here goes. A lot of you guys mentioned the probelm being with society earlier and I definitely agree. One thing that really bothers me and I'm sure has done some psychological harm to me is the way society (by which, in this case, I mean the Hollywood industry) characterizes males caring for young children over females. I can't count how many times I've seen TV shows do an episode where they've had males care for babies or toddlers and they're painted as completely inept. I know this is done for laughs (we get the joke, guys; ha ha, a man can't care for a baby...ha ha), but, to people like myself, it makes me think that that's the way society views our gender. I've always been kind of uncomfortable around young children (i.e. 3 and under) because I feel that I've been, I guess you could say, brainwashed by the Hollywood stereotype that males are supposed to basically shy away from caring for young children because, as another user mentioned, they're supposed to be seen as "tough" and seeing them cooing and baby-talking to a young child contradicts that image so some of us shy away from doing things like that. I'm sure there have been plenty of episodes of TV or film where they have shown male characters caring for young children where they were perfectly capable, although I hate to say it, but it seems that the Hollywood industry is content with portraying my gender as inept when it comes to child-care. To be honest, the only episode I can remember offhand where something like this actually took a positive turn to squash that stereotype was "The Baby in the Bough" episode of "Bones"...which was a nice change of pace, I'll say, with the male being written as the seasoned pro and the female being written as the rookie and not having a lot of experience. I'm sorry to take your time with that, guys; I just had that thought on my mind and I figured "What better place to share it?"

That post makes me think of this clip from the series "NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service" Sexual Harrassment Seminar - NCIS - Season 4, Episode 11 - "Driven"

I am such a huge fan of Larisa Oleynik and that original post makes me even more of a fan! I am definitely planning on checking this episode out! Thanks for the info!

I would only relive my childhood if I could fix a few things about it. For one thing, I would try to convince my mother to let me choose my babysitter. The one she picked was a total Jekyll/Hyde. Nice to her when she dropped me off, but the second the door closed, she treated me terribly.

There's nothing more tragic than the sudden loss of a loved one. *hugs* You have my deepest and most sincere condolences.

I totally forgot about her! I saw that episode of KoQ where she looked after Deacon's kids, so she's definitely got babysitting experience!

Well...she did guest-star on an episode of "Two and a Half Men", so we could definitely count that.

I missed plenty, I'm sure. But, like I'd said, I'm working on a multi-show crossover fanfic and I was just going through the notes I had for those characters and remembering that they all have affinities for children or skills they could utilize concerning childcare, so I was picking people based on that. My actual list of fantasy actresses to look after me (regardless of skill with children) is much larger!

Oh!! Y'know, I remembered that Melody Perkins played both Astronema and Karone, but I thought they were two different characters entirely, like when Katrina Devine played Marah on PRNS, then appeared later on PRDT as Cassidy Cornell. Thanks for letting me know that's not the case, though.

Really? Interesting. I hadn't really seen many of the series in full, but PRiS was one I'd missed, but I do remember seeing Melody in PRLG so that's where I remembered her from. But thanks for letting me know the series were connected!

I know you guys aren't meaning to offend and I don't take it as offense. Like I said, you guys have your own opinions and you're totally free to express them. I know I watch a lot of TV, but in all honesty, it doesn't bother me since that's not all I do with my time. Not to mention, these names were all collected over a (very) extended period of time and I just kept a record (I'm working on a massive crossover fanfic, so that's where I accessed the list).

Yeah, I know I do. It's a flaw, I suppose. No worries; I'm not offended by your comment. It's just your opinion, which you're totally free to express.

Plenty! In order of show title: "24" Kim Bauer (Elisha Cuthbert) Mandy (Mia Kirshner) Chloe O'Brian (Mary Lynn Rajskub) FBI Agent Renee Walker (Annie Wersching) 7th Heaven Lucy Camden-Kinkirk (Beverly Mitchell) Mary Camden-Rivera (Jessica Biel) Alias Sydney Bristow (Jennifer Garner) Lauren Reed (Melissa George) Nadia Santos (Mia Maestro) Rachel Gibson (Rachel Nichols) All My Children Colby Chandler (Ambyr Childers) Bianca Montgomery (Eden Riegel) Greenlee Smythe (Rebecca Budig) Ally McBeal Ally McBeal (Calista Flockhart) Nelle Porter (Portia de Rossi) American Idol Katharine McPhee (Season 5) Angel Cordelia Chase (also from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") (Charisma Carpenter) Darla (also from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") (Julie Benz) Winifred "Fred" Burkle (Amy Acker) Beverly Hills, 90210 Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth) Birds of Prey Dinah Redmond (used to be Dinah Lance) (Rachel Skarsten) Bones Dr. Temperance “Bones

So happy to hear this story's still active! Keep it up, you're crankin' out gold every time!

One example I can think of is Julie Benz (from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Angel", "Rambo", "Punisher: War Zone" and "Dexter") in the straight-to-video movie "Bad Girls From Valley High" (also known as "A Fate Totally Worth Than Death"). I just wish she was wearing a baby diaper instead. (Although, don't get me wrong, that doesn't make the scene any less amazing! hehe)

One of my earliest moments of bondage when I was around seven years old. I was watching the old cartoon "Inspector Gadget" and there were many scenes with Gadget's niece getting hand-gagged, kicking and struggling as she was dragged to some sort of captive scenario. There was plenty of hand-gagging, struggling, kicking, screaming, squirming and bondage. At that age, I sure didn't know WHY I was aroused by it. Now I do.

I'm watching "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" and "Criminal Minds" actress Paget Brewster is on and discussing things that she bought on eBay and she discusses other fetish things that people sell...and she mentioned that she knew about people that wear diapers and dress as babies and she seemed very interested and accepting of it. Conan seemed surprised that this kind of thing existed. hehe I was watching tonight and when Paget said that, I knew I had to post it here!

Interesting start so far, but I have two suggestions. I noticed, looking through the story, that you mis-spelled "brother" as "bother" quite a few times; you may want to double-check that. And second... I think that if you're going to have girls giving blowjobs and all kinds of other sexual acts, you may want to change thier ages to at least 18. Othar than that, it's a very good story.

Yet again, you've managed to top yourself! Sorry about the laptop; as a computer geek, I know the importance one can place on technology. Can't wait for Chapter 12!

I'm the same way except I don't have a problem with typing it. Although if I'm around people who don't know my secret and I'm typing the word "diamond", I always seem to pause for a split-second between the "a" and the "m" so I don't screw up. Being a person who gets aroused when seeing beautiful women care for babies or toddlers, I went through a time in my life where I had all these different shows taped which had episodes involving scenes with women caring for babies or toddlers Two examples would be: - An episode of the kids' show "Power Rangers Zeo" where a baby the Rangers are looking after needs his diaper changed and nobody wants to do it, but the actress playing the Pink Ranger offers and, before they cut the scene, we see her holding up a diaper and smiling. and - The series premiere episode of "Party of Five" where a pretty woman is hired to be a nanny to the children and the youngest needs his diaper changed (and, to make matters even more uncomfortable for me, she even said the word "diaper") and, with her taking him into the living room, they showed her changing his diaper out in the open. I just feel uncomfortable watching scenes like that with other people around because they might catch on to how it makes me feel.

I myself get uncomfortable hearing other people talk about diapers; even if I just hear them out of earshot, it makes it hard for me to get back to my original train of thought. Even with my best friend (who's an AB), I still find it hard to say the word around him, even though he knows what I'm into. Interestingly, if I have to type the word "diamond", I sometimes have to pause between the "a" and the "m", so I don't type the wrong thing.

I always love coming to this section of the site purely because of this story. I've been following it since the beginning and, after every single chapter, I notice that you always manage to top the previous one! And this one was no exception!!! Fantastic job and I cannot wait for Chapter 11!

The second I read that Rebecca had her hands behind her back, I knew what was coming. Or at least I thought I did. (I thought she would've been holding a diaper...hehe) Fantastic chapter as always!! Can't wait for the next installment!

Fantastic story so far! Can't wait for Part 2!