this book will have tips on how to be as much as an Abdl you can get and I'm going to explain how in this book

In this heartfelt continuation of She's My Baby, Amanda struggles under the weight of her parents' rejection, consumed by fear and self-doubt. As her emotions spiral, Kayla steps up, offering the love and support Amanda so desperately needs. In a desperate attempt to find comfort, Amanda tries diapers and embraces Kayla's world, discovering solace in her own little space. Age regression becomes her refuge, helping her heal as she and Kayla grow even closer. But as their bond deepens, Amanda must face her fears-can she truly accept herself and the love they share?

When Amanda crosses paths with Kayla, her world is turned upside down. Drawn to Kayla in ways she never expected, Amanda finds herself captivated by Kayla's unique lifestyle. To win over her crush, Amanda must embrace a role she never imagined-becoming Kayla's caregiver in the world of ABDL (Adult Baby Diaper Lover). As Amanda navigates this new territory, she also explores her own journey of self-discovery and acceptance of her lesbian identity. "She's My Baby" is a tender and passionate romance that delves into the complexities of love, identity, and the courage it takes to be true to oneself.

An ABDL novella about a woman named Mari, who agrees to enter a 24/7 diaper agreement, with no exceptions, on the orders of a mysterious Sir, despite living with three other women. This story is mature and intended for adult audiences. It features diapers, cnc, abdl, wetting, and messing. All characters are 18+. You can also read it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Her-Good-AFictionalPhile-ebook/dp/B0DDYQ654J/ref=sr_1_1?crid=11N5GZLTVPKB2&dib It's free on Kindle Unlimited, but it supports me!

Two women, each desiring something they think would be impossible. Longings they feel could never be achieved. By chance meet but in a setting where they fear they may never speak of what they each crave. Time goes by, and their yearnings for each other reach a level where they do finally confess their dreams and desires. Finally, they are able to voice what they want to each other. A relationship, partly on an unacceptable level in society's eyes. Could it be true that a mommy and an adult baby girl finally found each other? A perfect coupling. Which expands to include a new family circle for them both, which surpasses anything they could ever have imagined. I hope my tales offered here are enjoyed and tantalize readers some. I would so appreciate feedback, whether comments on the stories or votes. I understand if readers don't vote or comment, as I can be faulted the same way when getting into a story. But, as a community of writers in this somewhat diverse world, it is appreciated when support or even objections and suggestions are made.

Jackie, a 42-year-old woman, is shaken when a childhood struggle she thought she'd outgrown suddenly returns. Reluctantly navigating unfamiliar territory while searching for answers, she crosses paths with Jack-a half-blind man facing similar challenges. What begins as a tentative friendship quickly deepens into something neither of them expected. Together, they build a relationship that defies convention, embracing an ABDL dynamic and unique domestic discipline roles that help them support, ground, and care for one another. When their carefully balanced system is tested, the arrival of a trusted third-both caregiver and confidante-reshapes their lives into something even more unconventional, yet profoundly stable. Bound by trust, vulnerability, and an unshakable sense of devotion, the trio forms a partnership that thrives beyond societal norms. As love grows in unexpected ways, questions linger: can their bond withstand the challenges ahead, will marriage change what they've built, and will Jackie ever uncover the truth behind her condition-or learn to live with it? In a story where love doesn't follow the rules, Jackie and Jack discover that being truly cared for sometimes means redefining what "normal" was supposed to be. If there ever was such a thing as "normal" to begin with!