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Within the realm of age regression and diaper loving (ABDL), the world of plushy toys holds a unique and comforting place. These soft, huggable companions embody the essence of childhood innocence and regression, offering a tangible and tactile connection to a simpler time. From cuddly animals to adorable characters, plushy ABDLs provide a safe and non-judgmental space for individuals to explore their regression fantasies. The soft, plush textures evoke a sense of security and warmth, while the comforting presence of a plushy can help alleviate feelings of stress or anxiety. Furthermore, the act of cuddling or interacting with a plushy can stimulate the release of oxytocin, a hormone associated with bonding and emotional well-being. In the ABDL community, this special toy serve as cherished companions, offering solace, comfort, and a playful escape into the carefree world of childhood.
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Eleven. Aran knocked on the door with the bottom of his fist to catch the attention of his caregiver.“Jennifer? Can you open the door?” he called out.He looked through the glass pane and saw the collie coming towards the playroom.“I can, but there is this special word I didn’t hear.”‘Oh come … Read more
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Ten. Contrary to what the wolf had anticipated and expected, his plan worked. With Damian watching the spectacle from the sidelines, Aran was fully immersed in building the modeled railway. Somewhere along the lines, Jennifer brought him a bottle of lemonade, but the wolf did not even notice her until he … Read more
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Eight. “Come on, little one, it’s good for you,” Jennifer instigated.“But it tastes bad!” the wolf exclaimed.“If you finish this one like a good puppy, I’ll give you something yummy for dessert, deal?”Aran sighed. “I suppose I don’t have a choice?”“In short, you don’t, so open up that cute black muzzle … Read more
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Seven. “Are you hungry, little one?” Jennifer asked as she led the wolf out of the bathroom.“It’s been a while since I last ate, I think,” Aran replied, but he was distracted by his surroundings.The hallway was fairly spacious, with five doors and a staircase. When they slowly descended the first … Read more
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Six. Aran sighed, realizing that he could not win the argument. On the other paw, there were different shades of losing.“I won’t fuss, but please answer one question,” he said resolutely.“Alright, but I’ll dress you first,” she negotiated.‘Darn, she got me again,’ the wolf thought, laying down on his back.“Now show … Read more
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Five. Not waiting for Aran to calm down, the collie unlocked the side of the crib and lifted the wolf from the mattress. She carried him out of the room and into to the hallway, then through another open door into a hollow-sounding room. There, she put him down on a … Read more
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Four. Seeing that the wolf was still terrified, the Collie grabbed him under his arms and knees, lifted him from the mattress and cradled him like one would carry an infant. She walked a few steps and then sat down, with the wolf laying on her lap.“It’s okay, little one. I … Read more
Loser’s Fate – Chapter Two Sarah’s eyes fluttered open to the beams of sunlight coming through the window. Gradually she became more aware of her surroundings, noticing the thick padding between her legs, the pink surroundings, the bars of her crib…Sarah groaned as the memories of the day before came flooding back. So it HADN’T … Read more
Loser’s Fate – Chapter One The game advanced along steadily. Each player move their pieces with extreme caution and precise judgment. There could be no mistakes, no play backs. It was this weeks bet, after all. “Well I think SOMEONES underestimated their opponent” Sarah smiled as she moved a knight forward. She was a often … Read more
Jessika’s New Life – Chapter Seven And then we were on the way to the office of the psychologist. I hadn’t put too much thought into the doctors appointment before hand, and look at how horrifyingly bad that one went. If this one went proportionally bad, I’d probably end up dead. Psychologists seemed to me … Read more