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Liza has grown suspicious of her younger roommate for the past few weeks he seen them go to the bathroom only to shower and never using the toilet. she decides to look in their room and find diapers, pacifiers, baby bottles, and a whole bunch of baby clothing their size. she decides to confront them about the stuff she found. and why they haven't use the toilet ever.
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Hi, I am a very new mommy. My boyfriend was afraid to be open with me for a while, but when he finally opened up, I was very accepting. I love him very much, and I enjoy the nurturing role that he desires (cuddle, changing etc). What I am having trouble with is the intimate side. He wants mommy/baby time to lead into intimate time. I want this for him; I want him to enjoy it. But I don’t find myself in an intimate mood when he is my baby. I know it’s selfish, but I want to enjoy intimate time as well. I find him more attractive when he is just his regular self. The man I know so well. I love the baby side too, but it is so new and different, I just don’t know how to feel that way intimately. For a long time I tried to make him happy and do what I thought he wanted, but lately he has been noticing that I’m not fully into it. He knows me very well. I guess my question is, how do I make this work for both of us?
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I've posted before about how my boyfriend is a baby and I have assumed the mommy role. At first I had problems with the word mommy, but since I'm doing better in the role and we are doing ok. My recent areas that need work are: 1. He works a lot, like 12-14 hour days and this means that we rarely have time to play. We usually just hang out and watch tv, make dinner, and do adult things. We go to bed around the same time every night, but we don't have play time before bed because he's tired. I understand that he's tired. He says he will have more energy for playing during the weekend but I feel like it's difficult to push all that energy to the end of the week. 2. Due to his working a lot his baby side gets tired and cranky. This leads to him not being able to sleep during the night, which just makes us both grumpy. When he can't sleep I ask him what's wrong and assume the nurturing role but he can't tell me what he needs and just ends up squirming away from me. This frustrates me because I want to help him, so I wake up and am attentive to his needs. Once he's comfortable and able to sleep I'm still awake because I felt the need to be awake for him. So I am sort to struggling with tending to the baby and then needing the husband/daddy role. I want to help him and am glad that I can but I also need him to help me sleep and it's not really working out right now. I know he's exhausted, but just because I don't have to get up for work doesn't mean I don't need a good night's sleep. I'll ask for help, like 'could you rub my back so we can sleep together?' and he will nod yes but then won't follow through. I don't want to be critical of him because I know he's tired, but I don't sleep well once he's asleep and snoring. Instead he has me roll over and hold him/spooning which is ok but it's hard for me to sleep like that because I need to be held and comforted too. Anyone else have something like this? I'm really trying not to acuse him of anything, and just work through this properly. I want us to be able to find a middle ground but it's really difficult because he needs sleep and I want time with him.
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I'm actually having fun playing mommy for now...my issue is that I'm not sure how interested he is in an actual relationship. I like to role play and mommy/baby is fun. But I also like to be submissive, like to kiss, have sex and the more mundane relationship things like hanging out. Mostly we've just met up to "play". I'm afraid I'm getting myself into a situation where I may be interested in an actual relationship and he may not be. Or I'm just getting used. How normal is it for AB/DL to be so shy he's not really interested in sex with a woman, but has no problem with that woman taking advantage of him sexually? I guess I'm afraid he is not interested in me romantically but just as a mommy, because I'm willing to play. -
My husband is an ab and he's only recently accepted it. I love taking care of him but lately I find myself getting angry all the time. Sometimes a baby just needs to whine, but I take it personally as a sign that I'm a bad mommy. We're still learning what being a baby means to our relationship and talking about it totally ruins the mood. I also struggle with very low self esteem and it seems like no matter how much he thanks me or tells me how well I'm doing I'm still convinced I'm no good. When he needs punished I'm pretty good at it but afterwards I worry that I'm abusive since sometimes I'm angry and spank really hard. He is also incontinent and sometime poops himself. I don't mind changing him but he feels so guilty I have to punish him to relieve the guilt. I think punishments should be for bad behavior not incontinence. Anyway if anyone has the same concerns or advice or just wants to talk it would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi, I'm new to all of this... I just started dating my boyfriend and he came to me and told me that he likes to wear diapers and pretend to be a baby... I really care about him and I don't want to lose the relationship, so I came here hoping that I can get some advice on how to make a relationship work being a mommy. I'm not sure that I can really be the kind of person that he wants me to be... like, I think I could be nurturing and motherly sometimes, but I know that at the same time I will get tired of it if he wants me to be the mom all of the time. Like, I know that I'll want him to just hold me and be the 'man' sometimes as well... I mean... is this something that might work, or would it be better for me to just let him find someone that will be a better mommy for him?
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