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kerry last won the day on November 28 2018

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  1. kerry
    As you can tell, I've fallen behind. I had some surgery in August right after returning from two weeks in Europe, and it is taking me a while to return to things like, well, reading diaper stories. 🙂 But this is one of my favorites, and that twist caught me totally off guard, so I'm glad I'm back. Did the thieves know that Mother's plan is nefarious? If so, why didn't they tell Alfie?
  2. kerry
    I've asked about this before with no luck, but I think that was on ADISC. I think the story was as well, but nothing ventured, nothing gained. The story, which AFAIK was never finished, was set in a world in which people who felt it was right for them could be legally declared (I don't remember what designation they used, but basically big babies). The protagonist, a teenager, had recently moved into the town in which the story is set, and she is fascinated by the legal "baby" in her class. Other kids make fun of the girl, but the MC makes friends with her, eventually deciding that she too is like her and transitions. (Yes it seemed like a pretty obvious trans metaphor to me.) The only thing I remember other than that is that the girls take a trip to, I think, California, where there is what basically amounts to a Big Baby Land. I don't suppose that anyone here knows this story?
  3. kerry
    Oh come on! That was obviously a joke. 😉
  4. kerry
    That can't be right. How did we get Wynonna then? 😝
  5. kerry
    Maybe it's just because you've been so nice lately, but this feels concerning.
  6. kerry
    I love this more and more with every chapter!
  7. kerry
    Can this story even get any cuter?
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  9. kerry
    I admit I missed the foreshadowing, but that might be on me.
  10. kerry
    Wow. Didn't see this coming. Girls can be so thoughtless and cruel. (Boys can too, but I'm addressing this specific case.)
  11. kerry
    I suspect you can bet on it!
  12. kerry
    I love the whole Classification concept, and this seems a worthy entry into the series. I'm happy that, with the mention of the gene thing, you provided a physical explanation that Brutal Ink, for all the greatness of his creation, never did. But I do wish that you had also fixed one other nagging inconsistency—or maybe it's being too consistent?—in the stories: the fact that Classification Day is the same for everyone. Why would it be? Graduation is not a biological phenomenon; it's a societal construct. People both younger and older than 18 graduate high school; in fact, it's clearly rare for anyone to have their birthday fall on the date of their graduation. So what then is the trigger that sets this gene off for so many simultaneously?
  13. kerry
    Oh, I'm sure he does!
  14. kerry
    Torgen, I generally don't read stories set in Japan because they always seem to be based on anime with which I am unfamiliar. I did, in fact, think this was one of them, which is why I had not read it until now. (I read "Too Late Magical Girl" a long time ago, and liked it, but others I've started reading have relied too much on tropes.) I am happy, though, that not only is your story not that at all, but the story and the narrative voice are both compelling in their own right. I'm enjoying this one a lot.
  15. kerry
    OK, I've been thinking this for a while, but I want to put it out there (so you all can laugh in the likely event that I am way off base or heap awe-filled praises on me on the off chance that I am somehow actually right). So here goes: I have noticed a repeated motif here that has Matthew effortlessly blending in with variously aged children and seeming to go pretty much unrecognized by adults. Is it possible that whatever magic is at work in this story changes the way he is perceived? (It could also actually change him bodily for a short time, but I can't see how such changes would/could go unnoticed.) Obviously I know you can't tell me if I'm right or even if this makes any sense at all. But it's fun to guess. 🙂 Ditto!
  16. kerry
    Kind of hard to do when Emily has a paci in her mouth...
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