GQLF Posted May 1, 2024 Posted May 1, 2024 This story is satisfactory from beginning to end. You have created a perfect image of parents and children without adding too much dragging and dragging plot. The final chapter summarizes the story with a clear ending, making it a successful story! I really like it and look forward to you writing more such beautiful stories!
Annie_Austria Posted May 9, 2024 Posted May 9, 2024 Hello I really liked the storry. Hopefully you would find the time to worl on a sequel. Thanks for your work. Annie
LittleAcorn Posted May 9, 2024 Author Posted May 9, 2024 57 minutes ago, Annie_Austria said: Hello I really liked the storry. Hopefully you would find the time to worl on a sequel. Thanks for your work. Annie Thank you. What parts of the story did you like? Recently I've been thinking a lot about what elements make a story an ABDL story, and what of those elements I like. I guess I'm kind of trying to figure out how I know I won't like a story after reading a few pages. Also, I started reading your story - I like it so far. Would you mind if I PM you?
Annie_Austria Posted May 10, 2024 Posted May 10, 2024 I like it that lucy is still a playing child and that the balance between diaper content and nomal childish life is still ok. In particular i like the sceen where she wets her diaper at the playground because it is written in the right timeframe. So in this time the diapers where not so good and leaks where surely an regular occurrence and at the same time it shows the carefree life of the little girl. Sure you can contact me on PM, I am always interested in learning how others write their stories and talk through ideas and drafts if you want.
SuperkitThePottypawStinky Posted May 11 Posted May 11 The Huggies Moddle is a sweet story about innocent childhood. This one felt warm and comforting in a way other stories do not. Its rare to find both parents in any fictional work being good but both Peter and Ana manage to do that. Well done. I hope to see more from you and maybe Lucy in the future. Agu! Nya! Nya!
WBDaddy Posted May 12 Posted May 12 OK, this is a great big warm fuzzy made of words. If I may be so bold as to offer an editor's critique - I think the one misstep here is that you made Lucy a lot more mature than any 6-year-old would be, mentally. She's thinking more like a tweener than a 1st-grader. Kids that young are generally not nearly as self-aware as Lucy is unless they've experienced some serious trauma. But it's not hard to set that aside and enjoy the warm fuzzy aspect. It's funny how 80's Huggies commercials were so unabashed about showing older kids, girls and boys alike, wearing nothing but their diapers in their print and TV ads.
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