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NR_Daddy

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NR_Daddy last won the day on September 7

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  1. You might find some sweetie packets under the sofa, but not sure you'll find a daddy there 🀣 If you'd like to chat and see how it goes, feel free to message.
  2. When you said "old cartoons" I was expecting Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Sylvester and Tweety, Road Runner, Popeye or maybe the greats of Dangermouse and Count Duckula. Now I feel really old πŸ˜‚ Maybe you'd like those too, or I could introduce you to something new?
  3. Every little I have come across has their own take on what little space is to them. Caregivers should understand more than anything that there is nothing clearly defined in the DDLG world. It's very much each person's take on things and that's exactly how it should be to them if that's how they want it to be. Take time to get to know people and don't judge them or get obsessed with definitions or labels. Treat them as people and as individuals. Treat people with kindness and respect, especially if there are differences of opinion. You don't have to hate someone just because you don't agree with them.
  4. The unfortunate thing is that people tend to be judgemental, so if you don't fit what their definition of a label is, you can be called out or even ridiculed for it.. It can have the effect of polarising people. Because of this, I don't like labels. I prefer to think of people as people, rather than attach a label to them. I think there is so much variation and individuality, labelling things just doesn't work. Instead you should just take time to get to know someone, rather than rely on labels which might just confuse or lead to misunderstanding
  5. Hello and welcome to the community
  6. If you're new and exploring then it might take some time to figure it out. Some simple signs that can give it away can be the things you like doing and think of what kind of age kid might be doing those things. If you're into paci's/daipers and being baby-ish then you could be 1-3. If you're into other things like colouring or making pictures, playing dress up and making blanket forts and having tea parties with stuffies, then think a bit older, maybe 4-7/8. Older littles/middles can act more like teenagers and be a bit more pushing boundaries. You don't need to fix yourself to a specific age, it can be approximate. Some littles say how they feel varies too, so it could encompass different ages depending how you feel at the time.
  7. Hello and welcome. If it's friends you're looking for, there is a dedicated section for that you can find from the main page Hope you enjoy your time here
  8. time for a shower and then a walk along the beach

  9. Whatever you decide to do I'm sure will be fine.
  10. Just remember this is the internet, and as well as nice people, you will come across not so nice people. You should be cautious as to who and what you invite in as well as post. This place isn't moderated.
  11. Well, however you learned, you did a really good job. Kudos to you!
  12. Hello and welcome!
  13. Good little girl. Your manners are very good Yes your written English seems to be exceptional. You must have studied hard.
  14. Hello and welcome
  15. It might also be worth sharing where you are from (country/state), as there are people from different countries here
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