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Ellie Jean

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  1. On 7/17/2016 at 11:50 AM, Joey_AB_DL said:

    "Princess Parts", I think that is very cute.

    That's what I've always referred to mine as hehehe! 🤭
    I've also heard it referred to as a "hoo-ha" lol. 😝
    Personally, I'll stick with "Princess Parts" because it's more inclusive. 🙃

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  2. I grew up with an embarrassing speech impediment as well that I sometimes slip back into; mostly when I'm scared or angry or deep into Littlespace. I have trouble saying my "Rs"; they end up coming out sounding like "Os." "Ls," or "Ws." 😕

    Here's an example: The wed wangah was dwiving his jeep into the fowest. (The red ranger was driving his jeep into the forest.)
    (Totally random made-up sentence.) 😅

    I've got better at Rs at the front of a word, (like Red and Ranger), but I struggle when the R is at the end of or the middle of a word, (Ranger, and Forest.) 
    Years of speech therapy has helped a bit, but I'm still super self-conscious about it. 🫣

    I've been asked if I'm British or if I'm from New Jahsey. (Jersey) lol. 🤭
    I'm told my impediment sounds super cute, but it still bugs me cos I've heard me talk and I sound retarded; "wetahded" as I can't help but say LOL. 😅

    PS: No offense towards individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities; I'm one of them; it's okay for me to use that word. 😝

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  3. On 3/14/2023 at 8:25 AM, Alyeskabird said:

    @Ellie Jean I have been considering how to respond to this, and I am unsure if there is any way to do so without being attacked for being against, or for. Considering that, to be blunt,  I know more about trans that your assuming. I have had friends that are trans for like 40 years. I used to sew clothing for trans people, cause it was fun, and they where people that I knew. I will admit, I also would make stuff for drag queens, cause OMG that was so fun to do. I thought long and hard about the whole thing for myself, and figured out that such a thing was not for me. Not because there is no interest, or desire for such, rather because there was no way to truely do such a thing.  Skys the number of times I had to tell one friend to go shave, or remind them to adjust there breasts. Or another friend that transitioned, and was freaking out about telling me. *chuckles* She had created this huge drama over the whole thing. My responce, 'So?' To be blunt, her body, her choice. It did not bother me in the lest. And as I told her, the only reason I would have had any right to even consider any sort of fuss would have been if I was romanticly involved with them, and even then, that would be something to talk about, not to get angry about. *chuckles* She also had not known that I had allready made some clothing and costumes for her, with another friend.

    I still do not know why people allways assume I am that sort of person. Hell, I would go to gay bars and people would try and force me out cause they thought I was anti-gay or something. Seriously, sitting there trying to pick up a handsome stud, and people are angry at me cause I am straight at a gay bar. No clue how I look so damned straight when I am most definatly not.

    I said what you said was very well-said, and I then used the word "probably" in reference to your ignorance (or lack thereof) on the subject due to a couple of dated, misinformed assumptions I perceived you to be making that transphobes tend to use in order to justify discriminating against us. They hide behind the pretense of protecting children in order to deny gender-affirming care to transgender children, and they imply that transgender people aren't aware of the risks involved, which is simply a blatant falsehood. I was merely trying to politely point it out to you, because I felt you were simply ignorant on those particular issues; not transphobic. I actually expected you to reply with something closer to, "Thanks for informing me; I'll try to be more conscious of that in the future." or some other thing an actual ally would say. Not what I basically got instead, "I know lots about trans people; I have a lot of trans friends and I know a lot of drag queens!" Lmao, that's how transphobes usually act; they're super defensive and not super open to constructive criticism. ?

    Anyhoo...I'm so sorry if I offended you; that must be super fucking hard for you! ?

  4. On 2/28/2023 at 2:04 PM, Alyeskabird said:

    Wow, has this drawn out a lot of hate and vitriol. Within the first few posts we see acusations of pedo and worse.  WTF folks? A lot of the arguments against this person I am hearing are the exact same arguments used by the people that hate abdl, and diaper lovers. Add in the accusations about tracing to make 'adult' art and more. I hate to say it, people are being reactionary, rather than thinking. Or at lest that is what I am seeing.  The original artical was clearly ment to be inflamitory, and to incite hate and anger against the person doing the presentation. Yet, you really want to know what I took from it? A trans activist is going to talk to children, and might encurage children to express there desire for a non standard gender role.  Here are some random accusations that this person is not an artist, but actualy traces phtographs for make there pictures, and they use pictures of children to make art of furry children in diapers, therefore they must be a pedophile, cause they did art of a furry in a diaper. 

    Now I will be blunt, I do not like the idea of someone activly incuraging children to transition, not because I am against trans, rather, because children do not have the ability to properly concent. There are a number of people that have transitioned, then turned around later in life and talked about how they wished they had never gone down that rabbit hole. No I am not saying do not let children be trans, or anything like that.  Rather, I am saying that before they can do the surgery they need to be mature enough to truely except what they are doing to themselves. On the other hand, it is also very good for children to learn about trans, as it can help children deal with there own difacultys dealing with there gender, and there socialy assigned gender roles, that are pushed on them.  Can also help them to understand and except themselves if they feel they are in the wrong gender as well.

    I am sorry if I am a bit scatterbrained about this, but, I am seeing so much hate thrown at this subject, and very little in the way of fact.

    Very well-said for someone who's probably largely ignorant on trans issues lol. ?

    The only things I disagreed with, (shown in red), is the notion that children don't have the ability to consent to transitioning, (i.e. they aren't capable of knowing what gender they are), when studies clearly show otherwise. MOST children have a sense of Self and gender identity. The next sentence is technically accurate; there are a number of people who have transitioned, realized it was not for them, and decided to de-transition. What you may not know though is that "number" is extremely small, and most detransitioners detransition due to societal pressure and stigma. I've even considered detransitioning and just pretending to be a man, but I think I'd honestly rather die. ?

    The next highlighted-in-red sentence neglects the fact that the possible risks and complications of any medical treatment is thoroughly discussed between physicians and patients before going through with it. It's not an easy, spur-of-the-moment thing you can do, and the requirements for children are even MORE strict. For example, you will probably never see a child getting "the surgery" or ANY surgery for that matter, (there's numerous surgeries; even more if you weren't allowed to take puberty blockers and switch to cross-sex hormones when your puberty would normally start.) I'm super envious of trans girls who figured out who they were early on and were able to avoid having their bodies masculinized with testosterone; it's going to take years and numerous surgeries for me to undo the damage that my biological puberty caused, and some things just can't be fixed. ?)

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  5. 3 hours ago, ~Brian~ said:

    ...And it is right and it is proper, provided we do it at the right place at the right time, within the proper parameters, with like minded individuals, without introducing something to somebody else that they don't want to be introduced to.

    I'm transgender. My very EXISTENCE in public spaces may very well indeed "introduce something to somebody else that they don't want to be introduced to." ?
    I don't give a rat's pink, hairy ass about accidentally introducing people to things they don't want to be. THAT HAPPENS IN LIFE. Fucking deal with it! ?
    If I wanna dress like a baby and get pushed around through the supermarket in a stroller, I'M FUCKING GONNA! ?

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  6. 5 hours ago, theaspiringnothing5 said:

    I read a lot of ABDL fiction and there are certain tropes in the stories that seem to always come up. The main one is the protagonist's family taking part in his/her regression and treating him as a full-time AB. I always thought that was purely stupid and would never happen in real life, but I did some googling. Supposedly there's a case of that happening in India where a sister treated her brother as a full-time baby because he was an ABDL. Here's a link: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/bering-in-mind/paraphilic-infantalism-the-case-of-the-old-baby/. It kind of blew my mind, because I always thought that was just a fantasy scenario. It got me thinking if anyone here knows of any situations like this. Personally I'd find it a little strange myself, but to each his own.

    My parents offered to treat me like a baby full time but I chickened out and hated myself for it and now forever wonder what could have been lol. ??

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  7. 4 hours ago, feralfreak said:

    if you dont want to believe, i dont see anyone trying to force you...

    ur not looking hard enough lol. 

    4 hours ago, feralfreak said:

    ...but as far as im concerned there are souls, all souls belong to God, that is good enough for me.

    As far as I'm concerned, that's no different than the concept of slavery. People aren't property. 

  8. On 2/2/2022 at 7:44 AM, Rachael-Little said:

    Ok I enjoy regressing and being a baby but when the desire goes to me wanting to masterbate I feel guilty and think I need to stop this nonsense 

    God loves me has forgiven me but I really struggle with this aspect of being a little 

    Then being trans well that’s another subject 

    Don't feel guilty; even babies with ZERO concept of God get aroused and masturbate in their diapers. It's also not uncommon for baby boys to get an erection during diaper changes. It's simply biology doing what it's supposed to; when you engulf genitals in a warm slippery mass, the owner of said genitals will probably get aroused. There's nothing "sinful" about it. Are you worried you're killing souls by masturbating? Don't be; souls probably don't exist, and if they do exist, they exist inside the brain, and sperm cells don't have any brains, ergo, no soul. If you're worried you're somehow unethical by letting your seed fall into a diaper instead of the belly of a whore because of some divine mission to go forth and multiply, then you can rest easily knowing that this line of thinking is precisely why we're facing an over-population problem in Earth's not-too-distant future, sooo, it's actually MORE ethical, religiously and logically, to hump your messy diapers to your heart's content. It's what God would want lmao. Never have grown up sex or procreate. THAT'S what REALLY ends up killing people in the long run. ?
    ...Diapers are the safest sex you're ever gonna get lmao. ?

  9. Switching to cloth diapers helped a lot. REALLY hard to make a double cloth diaper leak; I can let go laying on my side and still trust it. I also give myself permission to leak, my reasoning being that all babies leak on occasion. So, "Trusting My Diaper" and "Accepting My Leaks" would probably be the two main tips I have.
    Again; switching to cloth diapers and plastic pants helped a ton with the Trusting My Diaper part; assuming you don't already use cloth diapers. ?

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  10. 4 hours ago, DailyDi said:

    You're coffee that is?

    I add cream, which is already sweetened, so no added sugar.

    Poured into a large mug, three table spoons of artificial sweetener, a couple dashes of powdered creamer, a five second long squirt of chocolate syrup, and a ten second long squirt of caramel syrup...think I'll go make some right now. #ImprovisedCaramelMochaLatte 

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  11. Dang; tough situation. Personally, I wouldn't bother trying to hide it. I "came out of the nursery" to all my friends and family when I was a freshman in high-school. Few years later I came out as gay. Few years after that I came out as trans...turns out I'm actually straight LOL. ?

    But yeah; I don't keep secrets and hide stuff and sneak around. That's no way to live in my opinion. I am shamelessly and unapologetically myself at all times; I find it sad and confusing when I meet people who aren't. ...But I'm autistic; I don't understand why people do a lotta things they do. ?

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