What is AB/DL and Age Play? – You’re Not Broken – Chapter 1

Sitting around my family as I began reading this book I found myself shielding the title on the spine and the cover with my hands and legs.  This occurred for two reasons.  One, I wasn’t prepared for this family get-together to turn into me explaining what AB/DL was.  This is a conversation that I doubt … Continue reading What is AB/DL and Age Play? – You’re Not Broken – Chapter 1

Here we go again.. – You’re Not Broken – Introduction

When I first began typing after reviewing my notes I typed the name of the book as “You’re Not Alone” instead of the proper title, You’re Not Broken.  After beginning to correct myself I found this a very appropriate Freudian slip, and wanted to at least point out that I had done it more than … Continue reading Here we go again.. – You’re Not Broken – Introduction

Is it okay to have an Adult Baby (little) side?

When I first found out that they made diapers my size (I was a teenager at the time) and then making that first, eye-opening Yahoo! Search (everyone remember the results that popped up?!) I remember having the thought that I HAD to be a Diaper Lover, and not an Adult Baby.  It seemed so far … Continue reading Is it okay to have an Adult Baby (little) side?

Being “all in” with who we are

Am I All In? During a recent Stake Conference (multi-congregational gathering of members of my Church) the topic of one of the speakers was centered around the concept of being "all in."  He was referring to the concept of being all in with the Gospel, and our dedication to our faith.  Stories of trial, and … Continue reading Being “all in” with who we are

Speaking YOUR language

When we learn to accept and understand ourselves, we are able to begin speaking "our" language.  The language of who we truly are. Finding our own voice, and learning how to articulate that to first ourselves and then others will empower us to become better people. This concept came from my little sister who, at … Continue reading Speaking YOUR language

Wonder (Book Review) & Reflections

In a story plagued with self-shame and comparison for August there is a glimmer of hope as he searches for his place in the world around him.  For the majority of his childhood he is home schooled, and avoids exposing himself to the criticisms of life.  He eventually finds himself in  Middle School where he … Continue reading Wonder (Book Review) & Reflections