alexinpink

All these categories confuse me. To me, a sissy isn't necessarily a cross-dresser. A sissy is just a boy who isn't boyish--who doesn't 'rough-house' and isn't paricularly good at sports. i consider myself a sissy but i have no interest in wearing dresses or pretending to be a woman. But if Mommy wants to dress me in pink, that's Her decision. i'm just a toddler.

Writing lines, though it's usual for bigger kids, can reinforce modified behavior. Have your baby use crayons, and if he's right handed, use his left hand (or vice versa) to print the rules: Baby must always obey Mommy. Mommy knows what's best for baby, etc. This keeps him occupied and the repitition really does reinforce the words. D/s can certainly fit in this relationship because a Mommy both punishes and comforts--and She sets the rules!

"The psychological experience of being

Strange to say, i've just realized that i'm still a little kid. Strange because i've been living in the adult world, and doing okay in it, without accepting that a lof of my behaviors can be traced to my toddler self. i was the neighborhood sissy--always the last of the boys to be chosen for teams on the playground--but my commitment to 'responsibility' kept me all this time from realizing that i'm still, at heart, a little momma's boy, that the nursery is really my home base. i don't really have much experience with this yet, so i'm glad to have found this community.