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Who is your favourite stuffie?

I’m asking you, too, Caregivers. I don’t think 12 months could pass without me stumbling across at least one article about adults who still sleep with a favourite soft toy. The research, they will say, shows that a third of adults in the UK still have a stuffie in the bedroom and how this shouldn’t be considered shameful and that it actually has psychological benefits. These articles will usually give personal stories from adults who have that one tatty green frog stuffie they could simply never give away, being such a trove of memories and emotion. I have spent many a night losing the battle for bed space with my little girl’s stuffie collection. I then proceeded to compound the issue by buying her even more @Pinkles_art I raise an eyebrow, wondering if there are enough littles in the country to significantly alter the statistics, or even if the numbers are so high because of the number of littles. I have spent many a night losing the battle for bed space with my little girl’s st...
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Why does everyone hate us?

Last night was the premiere of Sammich and Lollipops’ latest YouTube video . I was not intending to participate in the live chat, but I cast my eyes down occasionally at the scrolling text. It wasn’t long before there was an unwelcome guest. “This is kind of cringe tbh,” opined the troll. This particular video from the ABDL couple was a ten minute scene in which a swimsuit-clad Lolli was being given a bubble bath by her Daddy, Sammich. The pair played together and Lolli was captivated by an effervescent bath bomb which rapidly turned the water (and, by extension, Lolli’s hands and whatever Lolli’s hands made contact with, including her Daddy) a vibrant pink. Like all the other videos I have seen of theirs, it was a glimpse into their rather sweet CG/l relationship. "'You people are weird'" The troll did not find the scene as endearing as I did. “Not sure if this is roleplay or she's mental but this is cringe,” they plonked into their keyboard. “You people are weir...

Being Daddy: Being Unaware

Please love me very much and always and take care of me Small Friend the way Small Friends take care of Big Friends – high in the sky and shining and beautiful. Ernest Hemingway in a letter to his fourth wife, Mary. Several years ago, before I first accidentally read the words ‘Daddy Dom’ on Instagram and fell headlong down the rabbit hole of CG/l; before I ever imagined polyamory could be for me, I worked alongside a young lady I will here call Jenny. Jenny was in her early twenties and about five years younger than me. She was conscientious and hard-working, but also gentle and very playful. We slowly became friends as we began to recognise each other's qualities. Her sight was not brilliant, and in the winter months when we would leave work in the night-time dark, she would wait for me so that I might escort her to her car. At my desk, she would throw scraps of paper at me when I wasn’t looking, and she would pull a face and laugh as I gave her a mock-stern look in reply. I wo...