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chansu ragedashi
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7 hours ago, Sophie ♥ said:
YES PLEASE!!!
So there's a new idea for you! Bring 'dolly' with to your next big event and offer to share her. Obviously watching them carefully to make sure the other kids don't break your dolly... without your permission that is.?
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So a few things now that I've caught up on the newest awesome story that Kimmy posted!
First, I dont know how I didnt catch the huge themes of objectification that run through so many of your stories! I read the post explaining your attraction to objectification and it clicked into view in so many stories (which is shocking I've been reading your stories so long and still missed your comments explaining this before now, because I know I've seen the posts about degradation and humiliation)
Second, I love the idea of someone being demoted to 'dolly'! How have I seen no one at CAPCon with that ball-joint doll makeup? I'm sure lots of people in the nursery would love to play with such a dolly!
Every one of your tales is a roller coaster ride to read!
I cant wait to see where this all goes next!
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I feel like Kimmy has already lost the first battle... she didn't even think to use teeth to free the ring or put up more than a token defense against the straitjacket.
I'm excited for more!
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16 hours ago, Sophie ♥ said:
We met at CAP?
I didn't know that!!
I know exactly how useless this description is given the clientele of CAPCon but- yeah, I was the guy wearing overalls (either Jean or black ones, can't remember if I got my tykables black ones before or after that.) that stole kimmy away from LKBs shop for a minute to talk and catch up.
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8 hours ago, Sophie ♥ said:
whaaaaa why?! We are so innocent and would never do anything so
sexymean!I have briefly met you at capcon, I know how innocent a front you've put up... I've also listened to Kimmy describe how little of Pick You're Battles is exaggerated.
Although I just realized this is a chance to play a bit of harmless fun on a friend that I suggested this story to~ the first ocean recording was something like 2 hours and 4 minutes... wasn't it??
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This was an amazing journey! And although I do agree with Trip on how Remy acted in the early hypnosis bits (he was an ASS to Frosty!) In the end its a sappy sweet and cute finish.
Also, side note to self: if I ever receive anything from that family (sophie, pudding, Kimmy, or others associated) never listen or watch without scrutinizing for subliminal messages??
(I'm totally suggesting this story to some friends that are into hypno and long, high-quality fiction.)
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You described the feeling! I've never had a way to describe the shift of perception (where things are just a little brighter or just a little more silly or a tad more fun! Or when thoughts are shorter and "fluffier" and things like bills and work feel a million miles away.) when in a headspace. It took me a long time to even perceive what the change was, let alone quantify it as purely as you have here.
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This story was amazing! I love the possibilities of this world you've built. I went back and read Dependant and got a chuckle out of the pure snark given in the 'millenial' bit of the opening.
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I love how this story comes full circle with Renee at the end VS at the beginning.
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But I want you to love your characters like Lana, not like Celia!
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Kimmy! I come back from an extended hiatus and you've been breaking all your toys again!
But on a different note I love the foreshadowing and possibilities for what happens next! All I ask is that Eleni makes it out okay in the end! She sounds so pretty.
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@bbykimmy how could you tease us with another one-shot and not expand world?
That's just cruel!
That being said, I love this story and the possibilities of this world are wild.
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I know I'm like the 18th person to say this BUT:
Petplay isn't really something I'm interested in, but holy shit you make it sound hot! This story might be convincing me to do some research...
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4 hours ago, Sophie ♥ said:
“Doesn’t she annoy you, or frustrate you, or do things you don’t like?”
“Sure. Like, every day. But just because she says and does stuff I don’t like doesn’t mean I like her any less.”
“That makes no sense,” Polly said with frustration.
“I don’t think it’s supposed to,” I admitted
4 hours ago, Sophie ♥ said:“You shouldn’t chase some arbitrary fantasy,” I told her.
“I don’t think it’s a fantasy to want what you have.”
“Unrequited feelings?” I joked.
“Unconditional ones.
This right here is the hardest thing to have: an unconditional connection to anyone. I can count on one hand the number of people that could annoy the living shit out of me today and I'd still talk to them tomorrow like nothing at all happened.
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1 hour ago, RambleLamb said:
, it makes me seem like more of an asshole.
I didn't mean for you to feel like this, i just thought you would appreciate that it is almost a real-life field of study (I vaguely remember him saying something like the earliest positively identified mention was in a psychologocical case-study in the late 1800s) but sadly I don't remember anything more specific than that.
Edit: So I found the slides and bibliography on Anon777's fetlife page and the earliest he cites as used in his presentation is 1935, but I remember him joking about there being some earlier ones written completely in german (because most of the most well-known psychologists of the period were German and would post their findings in German medical journals)
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This story reminded me that there are actually individuals that specialize in studying fetishes throughout historical periods. No joke, there are dissertations with reference materials that tracks certain types of bdsm and other fetish through journals and personal diaries.(yes this includes abdl interest) anon777 at CAP briefly touched on how far back they have written mention of infantilistic tendencies including psychological case studies.
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54 minutes ago, ELLIE52 said:
I remember when I first read your stories I wondered if there were persons who could not see some of the text. I don't know how colorblindness works.
Basically they don't see the saturation of color, just the contrast of the shade. For example, someone red/green colorblind cannot differentiate something that has the same intensity. Hex color code #FF0000 and #0000FF will look the same, but they can still differentiate both from white/black/any color they can see.
Hence why 'colorblind mode' in games tends to use strange bright and dark shades of purples and other secondary colors because it lowers the chance of someone being totally unable to differentiate what they see in the game.
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4 hours ago, bbykimmy said:
So many squishes... thank you so much <3
It was so amazing to meet you at CAP! I don't know who was more excited between you and i when I said I'd read all of your stories that you'd finished at the time.
(Alright, I admit... I was fanboy-ing really hard when I met you!)
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Sophie, I love this story, and reading both Kimmy and your commentary is almost like a form of mental diving! (I keep nodding to little internal thoughts you both state that I unconsciously do but thinking back I see some parallels)
Even if the story wasn't written for people in 'the community' it's still a fantastic story for introspection and self-examination.
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Ahh so this was the fluff one-shot you said you were writing. You were right, even in the most cliché trope-checklist story you still managed to write in a moral and make people feel sympathy for the characters.
Awesome job!
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That was a good ending. I love that you were even thoughtful enough to show that it doesn't need to be clinically severe for a mental disorder to affect someone's life in devastating ways.
And look! It's the closest you've ever been to writing the words 'and they lived happily ever after' in a story ending! It wasn't storybook perfect by any means, but they are together, happy, and improving (which in my opinion is the IRL equivalent to happily ever after.) Vanessa/Dani makes me jealous because it's working so well and that's a great goal for a relationship. (maybe Seth needs to see the same person Vanessa is... especially if he's jealous that Jess is making friends and having fun.)
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Stop making me love the sociopathic social engineer! You make me feel all sorts of conflicted by making Vanessa likable and then prodding and reminding us that what she does is morally wrong!
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17 minutes ago, bbykimmy said:
You've just been rooting for the sociopath this whole time.
a lot of us have... because you write everything in a way where we can sympathize with her! you wrote in justifications from Vanessa's perspective that make her the story's victim at the beginning. if this were a horror movie without a narrator you're right, i'd be right there shouting "don't do it dumbass!" as Dani moves in with Vanessa. now that i think about it, Dani has the trust levels of a horror movie protagonist
but we're all seeing this story from the perspective of 'the terminator' (whom i think honestly cares for dani at this point.) but you're absolutely right, when i started to like the Dani/Nessa relationship Vanessa was still in total sociopathic creeper mode.
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that was just cruel... i saw the name 'Lauren' and set my phone down to take a second and accept that things were going to go sideways super-fast! i just hope Dani and Vanessa are okay! i really hope they can make it all work out now that everything is on the table (i NEVER would have predicted that it would be vanessa being broken in such a way.)
Life in the Dollhouse - Chapter Twenty-Six (4/20)
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Ahem, allow me to prepare my best nasally olde-time radio™ voice
"What an ending! What will happen next? Can bree trust the returning doll's apparent sincerity? Will Lila make it to third base? Can faith keep the her pants dry until Angie arrives to correct her outfit? Tune it next time to find out!"
But seriously, this was an awesome chapter and its so rude to leave us on such a big set of cliffhangers!