WriteAndLeft

Hi, I am Write and Left and I am a writer. While growing up, I never really didn't like writing at all. It was boring to write about what I did on my summer vacation, or about some type of policy. No one in school really had us write fiction. I would sit and write papers all the way up through college. However, once day I started role playing with a person of the opposite sex on Usenet. We sent e-mails back and forth telling a story of a couple who had a unique relationship. It was enjoyable and I always enjoyed when I got to communicate with this person.

I didn't start writing anything else until the year I was going to graduate from college. I had one class in my final semester, so I visited diaper sites and would read the stories on message boards of a prominent 18+ site about diapers and wetting that used to have a black background in the message board. I decided I could write something that would be just as good as the other stories and I got some pretty good stories.

My first story was a science fiction story about a girl who had her mind erased as a punishment for a crime. She regressed and had to struggle to relearn everything to be an adult while being reeducated. I also wrote a story about a girl who became incontinent before her senior year of high school and her struggles to date again during her freshmen year in college. As I wrote I was able to relax enough before working on my homework.

When I graduated, I started writing non-diaper stories, but I did not stop writing diaper stories. I have written a handful of diaper stories and four non-abdl novels. Of the diaper stories I wrote, that I consider decent are:

Novel-Length Stories:

Life and Death Choices Made Casually: A condemned woman wants to live and a girl with a humiliating accident wants to die. They both get their wish. Now the first woman has a second chance to achieve both justice and continence.

The Surrogate Baby: An abused woman agrees to be a baby to make up for her boyfriend's crime.

Short Stories:

The Walk of Shame: A girl has an accident and has to walk home like that.

My Successful Date in Diapers: An incontinent woman goes on her first date with a member of the ABDL community. First published in Wetset Magazine Issue #40

Roommates: Girls in college try to hide the same problem from each other.

Science Fiction:

An Alien Misunderstanding: Make sure you are dressed if you are making first contact with aliens.

A Visitor to Triton: A man is alone on an distant outpost in space, until a visitor with questionable bladder control comes along.

Unfinished:

A Survey in the Mall: A college student wants to make money at a market research company at the mall. She learns that the product she has to test is incontinence products.

Non AB/DL:

Four Novels

Three short stories

Lots of bad poetry

I like feedback, even if it is not what I want to hear. There is always something I can improve about what I write. I don't write many male characters. Usually my male characters are hokey, so I like to focus on strong female characters. Most of my male characters are just supporting characters. Besides, I write the stories I want to read.