Posted by Zorro on May 13, 2007 at 23:37 [209.74.60.72]
In a Yahoo IM chat I had with a girl, she said:
“If I could just let it out. If I could just follow the impulse and open up to somebody, somebody who is real. If I could just have the opportunity, even if only once to meet a guy who I really like and who really likes me, and if I could tell him of my love for a “smaller” role. Geez, aren’t there any guys out there who are normal enough to not let me down?”
What an absolutely incredible idea. And what a bold step you have to take should you want to tell anyone about your desire to be a BabyGirl. It’s far more likely that a girl will find a guy. By nature of the two genders, females are constant sought out and guys don’t always strike it so lucky.
But the conversation I had with her got me thinking about the apprehensions many of us have with regards to our interests in infantilism. Certainly, I’m not speaking about everyone when I talk of these apprehensions. But for many of us, that’s not the case.
I had a “close call” of sorts just this week. My friends (who know nothing of my interest in infantilism) stumbled across my myspace page. GULP!!! I quickly changed the content, but after I was done changing it, I thought back to that chat I had with the girl who so very honestly wanted to tell someone about her love for being a baby, but she just couldn’t … yet.
So, now I pose a question to you:
What are you most apprehensive about? (If you are apprehensive. This question doesn’t apply to everyone, of course.)
Sure. There’s fear of discovery, of having to explain it, of what people will think of you, of attracting the wrong kind of attention …
But might it go deeper than that, and if so, what is it?
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