minachan16

pool

I keep hearing this, but I have no idea what anyone is talking about. I have actually bought a package of Luvs, which I understand are the only disposables with the classic diaper scent nowadays, just to understand the commotion, but I don't. The scent is nowhere near as potent and intoxicating as I find other diaper supplies to be, like baby powder and my favorite scented diapering accessory, baby wipes. Am I just missing something?

wet

prey

Twine

The only person who knows for certain is my daddy/fiancee. My friends say I got a little conversational about my private life one night when I had too much to drink, but they have never cared to divulge details and neither did I care to confirm them. I feel safe if they do know, because I know a lot about them too

I am a very outgoing person in real life, always responsible and ready to play the leader role if I need to. All of this reverses when I become my little self. I become very quiet and reserved and like to isolate myself. Cuddling with stuffed animals and drawing in coloring books is what I find myself doing the most, rather than playing actual games or communicating. Little time, essentially, is quiet time. I take no responsibility as a baby. I don't tell Daddy when I need a change or when I'm hungry. I let everything be done for me and if I drop or spill something, Daddy is the one who has to notice.

Change my own diaper, because I know there won't be poop inside

Absolutely not. For all intents and purposes as they apply to my adult life, I am glad that I am potty-trained. The fact that I have the choice and control to ask myself "do I want to act like a big girl or a little girl today?" is something I would not want to lose.

I wear them because when I get into my little persona, I'm not potty trained so I need them and I like how soft they feel

I'm the same as drynot. It's a trigger word for me. In public, it sends me into a panic because I don't want to pay attention to whoever said it or why, but I do, and I desperately try to focus on anything or anyone else. When it's said to me in a supportive context, like when Daddy tells me it's time to put me in a diaper, the word has a feeling of affection and comfort. Diapers always make me feel safe and loved when I am wearing them and having the word said to me with the knowledge that I'll be wearing one or am wearing one makes me feel so good inside.

ires

I love anime

T-shirt and diaper in the summer, sleeper and diaper in the winter. Barefoot in January is not a good idea in the midwest!

I show the following:

cream

pickles

gun

lava

Went to see "The Hundred-Foot Journey" with my SO this afternoon. It had been a while since I saw a movie with an audience so much older than myself. I felt embarrassed that I had to be the one to tell them to stop talking. Again, it's been a while, so I can't compare fairly, but I never have to tell people my own age to be quiet or put their phones away where I live. Oh, and the lady who kept talking on her cellphone over the "Interstellar" trailer. Way to ruin the magic of Christopher Nolan ><

iced

fire