Adult Babies and DLs from a Daddy's Perspective
The more time goes on, the harder it is to remember life before Daddy took you into his care. There have been too many bath times, diaper changes and snuggle sessions to count. It feels like you’ve always been his baby boy and life before was just a dream you had so very long ago.
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In the first three parts of our story, a new lodger finds himself embarrassed by a wet bed and the need for nappies – but the diapers open up a new level of trust and connection between Andy and Tim. But will an unexpected Christmas together be awkward, or have they maybe found their ‘chosen family’?
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… Read the restA special thanks to Anthony for the following story. It is, without a doubt, one of the best that I’ve read about the special relationship that can develop between two people – and about the feelings and experiences of being a ‘daddy’.
One of the things I love about the story is that it takes time to develop – and,
Christmas was a special day for Cody: starting the day with worry, it had ended with him saying ‘yes’.
Yes to being put back in diapers. And yes to what felt like a new word: Daddy.
But what does being ‘Daddy’s baby boy’ really mean? What was the mystery of the ‘fourth gift’? And will Josh ever accept his true … Read the rest
Ever see a movie and know what the ending will be before the opening credits finish? Ever watched a TV show and felt upset that it ended ONE way when it should have ended another?
As I stood waiting for Cody to think through what I had asked him I felt like it could go one of two ways: it … Read the rest
Previous chapters: one, two, and three.
“So what will it be? Diaper or no diaper?”
Now, throw a question like that out to the general population and you can be reasonably sure what the answer is. Throw it out to a 20-year old boy, and he might throw it right back at you with a punch to … Read the rest
Some of the best things in life are….yeah, you thought I was going to say free. But what I was going to say was ‘complicated’. And with Cody there was nothing terribly complicated about how I felt, but being able to express those feelings wasn’t simple.
Now, most people would probably call me crazy. Look at it this way: you … Read the rest
The story continues from part one.
It’s a funny thing about change: sometimes it wallops you and everything is different a minute later. And sometimes it steals up on you and before you know it your life has curved off in an unexpected direction.
With Cody it was both. A sudden bang and I felt like I had a … Read the rest