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Little doll, what are you crying about now? Why are you sitting on the ground with a book in your lap?
..."you can't read the words anymore?"
Well, of course not. I didn't build you to. It wasn't specified in the commission.
Really, you're not missing anything important. Reading big words? Thinking big thoughts? Why on earth would a doll need to do any of that?
Shhhhhh. There, there, little doll. Should your new Owner find it appropriate, I'm sure they'll be more than happy to help you learn how to read again. But for now, go play with the other dolls. Perhaps when I'm finished working, I can find you a picture book that we can read together.
...oh, and before you go, why don't you tell me who gave you this book in the first place?
I only want to thank them. Personally.
THEY TOOK MY FUCKING PUSSY
A question I often get from newer Owners is "how rough can I play with my dolls?" What they often mean is "how far can I push my dolls before the damage is irreparable?"
While I personally don't like to hurt my dolls, I can acknowledge that every Owner has a different play style, and some play rougher with their toys than others.
To that end, my personal rule of thumb is this. "Never break a doll more than you can personally repair them."
Most Owners don't have the skills or the tools necessary to put a doll back together after taking them apart. You can go to a Dollmaker to have them fix your dolls, but the process will be costly to you and simply isn't sustainable in the long term as a repeatable practice.
So unless you're willing to put in the time and effort to fix what you broke, don't break it in the first place.
Even if they beg you for it.
Hm. There are quite a few more dolls on my shelves than I remember...did you slip in during the night?
Not that it matters. You've found your way to a capable Dollmaker, and that's what's important.
We'll begin your training soon. I know quite a few Owners who would love new toys to play with. 💖
What are you doing here?!
The outside world isn't safe! Not for a doll like you. How many times do I have to tell you? The only safe place for a doll is their dollhouse.
Or their Owner's toy chest.
Take my hand. We're going home.
...what do you mean 'you've never seen me before?'
Don't be foolish. Let's leave the thinking to someone else, okay, dolly? You're not built for it.
Now come along.
i keep slipping into 'doll mode' without thinking about it and it's starting to worry me. at first it was just a cute fun little thing i could do in the bedroom, but now i catch myself thinking in the third person outside the bedroom. things like 'doll doesn't want to' or 'doll is so tired. doll wants to be held.'
my partner says it's nothing to worry about, so it should be fine.
...right?
