Oh yes, I do Night and Day.
Yes, I do love it all day and at night
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@sissybabychrissa
Oh yes, I do Night and Day.
Yes, I do love it all day and at night
Time to have some fun, sissy😉
Thankyou! Its perfect!
I love a funny bxtch boy. 💀
I really like the color, but it looks to be too big for me
cute or not ? Reblog and like me if u think i am❤️🏳️⚧️
Baby girl/boy, if you think that your diaper is staying on for your spanking you have another thing coming. Come here, let mommy/daddy shimmy it down, and then get over my knee.
I 💛 Peedle boarding 🤗💦
Made me actually laugh out loud 😹
plastic pants sure come in handy <3
Plus, they look amazing on you 🥰
That is so true being a woman is much better
Beautiful Anne! 😍😍😍 #TransWoman #TransIsBeautiful 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️
Drink up little one!
So als baby leben
One of the greatest lasting effects of HRT is definitely what it does to one’s emotions. For those not familiar with my back story, I tried to transition back in 2019 obviously unbeknown to the upcoming covid pandemic that forced me to stop my transition due to external factors, however I did take HRT for nearly 2 years before I stopped and 2 years of HRT permanently altered my emotions even after I stopped. I became a hell of a lot emotional, simply tearing up at the simplest emotional parts of a movie, and feeling a hell of a lot more things than ever before. So in other words…the “good” damage was done and it made me a better person even when I resumed living as myself before restarting my HRT/transitioning this year. It sure has helped me prepare myself for the emotional mood swings to come but also I’m more aware of the changes that are coming. I surely can’t wait to after a year, 2, and 3 years of continuous HRT will do to my personality and feelings. I feel like now I’m more tuned to my emotions, a common language is now spoken between my mind and emotions, and the connections now are more iron clad than before.
BRING ON THE EMOTIONAL CHANGES BY HRT 💃
Be yourself baby and accept what you’re mommy will be taking you out on a public exploration today with your stroller and your diaper on 24/7😘🧷🌈🍼🚼🤱👩🍼🦋🍑
Like and Reblog if you would love to experience public exploration 💕💋🤗
The fluorescent lights of the hospital hallway buzzed faintly as Emma adjusted her white top and black leggings, snapping a quick selfie. She had hoped this would be a simple check-up, nothing more. But as she stepped into the doctor’s office, the air felt heavier, colder.
“Please, undress completely,” the doctor said, her tone clipped, her eyes scanning Emma’s file. “Wait, what? I thought this was just a routine check,” Emma stammered, her cheeks flushing. “It is. But I need to examine you thoroughly. Rules are rules.”
Emma hesitated, her fingers trembling as she unzipped her leggings. She hadn’t expected this. She hadn’t prepared for this.
The doctor’s sharp intake of breath was audible as she noticed the soaked diaper beneath Emma’s clothes. Her gaze turned piercing, almost accusatory.
“Is this… a diaper? Do you have incontinence issues?” the doctor asked, her voice laced with disbelief. “N-no, it’s not like that! I just… I thought it might be… convenient,” Emma mumbled, her voice barely above a whisper. “Convenient? This is highly unusual. Let me examine you.”
The doctor’s hands were clinical, cold, as she conducted the exam. Emma’s heart pounded, her mind racing. She hadn’t planned for this. She hadn’t planned for any of it.
“Here,” the doctor said, handing her a small bottle of pills. “Take these daily. They’ll help with… prevention.”
But the pills didn’t prevent anything. Instead, they made things worse. Much worse.
That evening, Emma lay in bed, the last sweet pill dissolving on her tongue. She felt the familiar loss of control, the warmth spreading as her bladder gave way. Her already soaked diaper overflowed, the liquid trickling down her legs. She stared at the empty bottle, her mind foggy, her body betraying her.
“I guess… I’ll need to see the doctor again,” she whispered to herself, her voice trembling.
The cycle had begun, and there was no turning back.