Chris_jr10

Hello and welcome from Sunny Staffordshire, West Midlands.

A very happy birthday wish from me.

I also do like The Phoenix which is a modern mainly subscription only weekly comic and the relaunched monthly Monster Fun which if you liked Cor! in the 70's you'd enjoy.

I still can't tie laces so most of my footwear has velcro fasteners.

It would need to be LB friendly not necessarily all boy but one that recognized we may want to some things that nearly all girls wouldn't and respects sometimes people like to have some single sex spaces even if we'd happily take part in say a sports day or an arts and crafts session open to all.

Well I was raised as a boy and regress to LB full time as that is in me for developmental reasons having no wish to be anything else being very happy in my t shirt and shorts tonight reading the Dandy Summer Special next to my Owl stuffie.

I always loved to see Dippy at the Natural History Museum in London and have some dinosaur models from when I was younger (in law).

Well I was never really on the sorts of dolls you would associate more with girls being the more rumbustious boyish sort of a boy but I did play adventure games and enjoy dressing my Action Man figures in their uniforms, putting them in accessories such as a dinghy, field station wagons and firing guns which was a lot of fun. The only thing I sleep with is my teddy.

Tighty White Y fronts from M&S, just what I wore as a lad. Dead comfortable.

I like totally lack the co-ordination to fasten my shoes so I end up with Velcro fastening ones that don't look too young and while actually at school always needed to make a boy Shoe Friend to fasten laces for footie and other spots where there was no girls.

I like toasted Marshmallows and on the few times I get way with friends have them. I just love that whole sat by fire sharing food and singing vibe.

I stick to plain cotton pj's which where what I was brought up with from the days of icicles on windows and no central heating.

I do KS2 Maths and English workbooks working through the exercises which is pretty much where my comprehension lies and colouring my footie and boys own colouring book in.

I'm a traditionalist so the choco Advent Calendar is a staple of that whole build up towards Christmas and everything that goes with it.

More what today you call tween and we'd be seen as Junior Boys doing stuff like playing with each other, watching tv, playing footie and so on before all that teen dating and other grown up business came in for most although I didn't have an outward teen life at all really just more of what I did around ten to twelve not feeling I was missing out cos I'm very much developmentally disabled and this thing is involuntary and never age play as such cos I'm already there all the time. Basically a legal adult in the headspace of a ten year old.