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Most of my characters do not wear diapers although some wear pull-ups. The resultant mess, visible to all participants's senses pull them into the scene. This is a holdover from real life. Many times my GF and I have messed and then walked a block to her house and climbed up to her third floor deck to bring our adventure to its close. Needless to say, cleaning each other is part of the fun and the afterglow doesn't end when we're in fluffy, dry clothes. Omorashi has always had a warm place in my heart.

The love of my life was (deceased-automobile crash) a bisexual woman, brilliant bio-medical researcher. It took us a year to come out to each other, but what fun that was. She was terrified about becoming a mother and we only had sex during her menses. We never took photos. We didn't wear diapers because that put an obstacle between what we did for each other. We were together for eight years until the day of her accident. I have been in similar relationships, sharing what B. and I did, with other women (most but not all older than me), but she will always live on in my dreams. She taught the true sexual joy of bodily functions

When I begin a story, I write as detailed a description of the character as I can. As the story matures, the person "speaks to me," and evolves. Some are elegantly dishabille, a stained gusset perhaps - but evolve into the dirtiest creatures imaginable, unable to walk because of an infected rash. It happens all too often.

I've always made a big deal of my lady's feet. It makes them feel sexier when they know you think so. Photos, massage and letting them know you are "sneaking a peek" further up the line is all good. When appropriate, all intimacies are welcome, and she may amaze you with the liberties she'll allow and encourage.