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Little Lucy, a 7-year-old, stood at the door of her school principal's office with a bruised eye, a bleeding nose, and a loose tooth. She had been involved in a physical altercation with a schoolmate who had mocked her for not reaching the bathroom in time, resulting in an accident where she had peed herself. This marked the fourth such incident that month, and the principal was at a loss on how to manage the situation with the young girl. He made a call to Lucy's foster father, expressing his concerns about her daughter's behavior spiraling out of control. As Lucy sat on a bench outside the principal's office, she tried to use her wet dress to conceal her soaked panties and white pantyhose. Tears streamed down her face as she waited for her dad to arrive at school.
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Dan and Sarah were young parents to 3yr old twins Lilly and Liam who they loved dearly. Sarah worked at the local bakery a few hours a week but she was home most of the time with the twins, and Dan worked a couple days a week, trying to provide for his family. He finally was able to book a family holiday to Disneyland in Florida, the
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Jenny is a sixteen years old who lives with her (brother or sister) and they still treat her like a toddler. Before her parents died when she was 4 and 8 she was still treated like a normal little kid. But after their mom died after their dad did from a car accident things haven't been the same for Jenny. Since then her (brother or sister) has always been treating her like a toddler or younger and even family& friends have started to treat her that same way. Her brother or sister (you choose) feel it's a better way to cope but Jenny doesn't know that. So she suffers through the baby talk, childlike clothes, pull ups/diapers, playtime etc. She loves her (brother or sister) but can't take the babyish life style anymore. So does she suffer through it still or start to rebel against it.
