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[skineasi]

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[luveline]

Would u ever write about early days kbd! Steve and reader?? Maybe newly married or finding out about being pregnant for one of their babies?? I just love them so much ♡

kisses before dinner au —mom!reader, 1k

“I’m just gonna go to the bathroom really quickly and then I’m leaving,” you call. 

Steve calls back. “Okay, babe. Avery, say bye to mommy! Can you say bye? How about you, Beth?” 

Avery calls a happy goodbye. Beth babbles unintelligibly. I’ll say goodbye in a second, you think, slinking into the bathroom with a plan in mind. 

You bend down under the sink where you keep things that wouldn’t hurt anybody should they get pulled out; ointment for wet rash, diapers, and the little disposable pregnancy tests for emergencies. 

You and Steve are careful after your lovely first Avery. She’d been a surprise, and you weren’t willing to be blindsided again, but now that you’re actively trying the more expensive pregnancy tests have been taken upstairs and in tens. How many have you taken in the last three or four months? Too many to count, and the latest only last night. 

The test said negative, but you’ve been pregnant twice already. You know what it feels like. You’d woken up this morning and turned to watch Steve still sleeping, and you’d thought about waking him, but you didn’t want to get his hopes up again without knowing for sure. 

You let the test develop on the sink, contemplative, drying your washed hands slowly. You can hear Steve laughing like a kid in the kitchen, Bethie’s infectious baby laughter quick to follow. 

Avery shouts something like, “Stop, dad!” but you’re not sure what they’re fighting about. 

Trying for a baby is fun. It’s stressful, sure, but you enjoy the process (whoops) and there’s something so hopeful about waiting to see when it’ll happen. Steve is doubly excited, his anticipation contagious, and you want another baby so much you’ve started buying baby clothes, a wardrobe full of onesies and you’re stuffing in new socks and footie pyjamas every other day. You’ve even picked out the new wallpaper for the nursery. 

You really, really want another baby. 

The test finishes developing. You stare at it until your eyes cloud with tears. 

Last night, you took a test that didn’t come out with anything. Steve hadn’t baulked. He never does. He’d given you a short kiss and a longer hug, whispered, “It’s okay, we’ll just have to try again,” into your hair. 

You can’t help yourself. You grab the test and sweep out of the bathroom down the hallway to the kitchen. Bethie’s eyes glow when she sees you, her small arms held out to you waiting to be picked up. 

You’re very very sorry, but you throw yourself at Steve instead. 

“Hey!” he laughs, pushing you away. “I’m covered in sugar!” 

You wrap your arms behind his neck, “I don’t care!” 

“What?” he asks, totally perplexed. Then, despite his confusion, Steve hugs you tight and lets out a contented sigh. “Why are we so happy?” 

You make some space between you again to show him the test. His hand comes up under yours slowly, bigger, often gentler, cupping your fingers as he bends down to see it. “Oh,” he says. He falls quiet for a few seconds. 

When he looks up, he’s smiling. “Honey!” His smile abruptly catches, tears filling his eyes. “Oh my god.” 

“No, don’t,” you say, your voice wobbling. 

Steve tries to pick you up and spin you around, but there’s no room and you’re too heavy, too sure-footed, arms around his neck and kissing up his cheek. “You’re acting like I’m the one pregnant!” he says, fighting to kiss your cheek instead. “I’m so happy,” —he kisses you— “I could die,” —his lips press rough to the highest point of your cheek— “I could cry!” 

“You are crying,” you laugh wetly. 

Tears rush down his cheeks. “Three is so many.” 

“What? Don’t say that.” You wince as Bethie starts crying. “She thinks that too.” 

Steve picks Bethie up from her high chair and Avery in all her little Steve-ness gives you a brown eyed, doe-wide smile, pointing at your face. “Sad,” she says. “You’m crying, mom.” 

“I’m not–“ You wipe your cheeks with the backs of your hands. “I’m not sad, babe, I’m happy! Mommy’s so happy! It’s making me cry because I’m super happy, I’m not sad.” You smile at her sweetly. “Do I look sad, my love?” 

“Up, mommy,” she says, lifting her hands. You pick her up and laugh another round of tears down your cheeks as she starts to wipe them away. “Happy.” 

“Extremely happy,” Steve says. 

“Dad, you–” She looks between you both with a cartoonish frown. “Dad cry too?

“We are both so happy,” you say. 

Avery mumbles some strange garble of words in her high voice, and then asks more clearly for her buppy. Steve starts to open one of her bottles but his tears suddenly escalate, and he can’t see enough to finish pouring in her formula. 

“We’re having another baby,” he says to you. 

You breathe in a much needed breath. “Yeah, H. Another baby.” 

He passes you Beth, forcing you to manage both of the girls in your arms, and gets about halfway down the hall before he whoops loud enough to make you jump. 

“Okay,” he says, jogging back. “Can I call Robin? I’m so fucking excited.” 

You dot kisses against small foreheads. “We can tell, can’t we?” you ask, to Avery’s amusement. 

“Can tell, dad!” she parrots. 

Steve grabs you and pulls the three of you into an ironclad embrace. “I love you,” he says, much quieter now. You honestly don’t need him to tell you, you can feel it in every moment you spend together, but you take the confession greedily. 

“Yeah?” 

“Too much,” he says. He starts kissing you again, an overflowing heap of them, until the girls are too jealous to speak and you’re as late for work as you’ve ever been. 

[queenimmadolla]

Just read the little blurb about Penny vomiting on Eddie when she was a baby, and it just makes total sense for Eddie to become a victim of his children's projectile bodily fluids, lmao.

Where there was Penny's vomit, there was Wayne's pee.

There was a serious moment where Eddie was scared to change Wayne's diaper, after the kid started randomly unleashing his pee the second the diaper came off. As Wayne has on his usual baby blank face, just comfortably flailing his legs about, he's watching his dad totally freak out about being covered in pee!

This has, unfortunately, happened to me, so this is coming from some experience :’)

(p.s. i love everything you always add on to them so much)

Changing Wayne’s diapers is anxiety inducing, sometimes.

All the time.

Eddie’s got the baby on the changing mat, his onesie undone and scrunched under Wayne’s lower half as his son’s legs kick in the air, little fists bunched up, brown eyes boring into his dad’s. The diaper is undone, fastening strips pulled apart and now the front of the diaper is just covering his son up, acting as a shield.

The two Munson boys just stare at each other.

Eddie’s face, like Wayne’s, gives off no emotion, blank as he gives his baby ample time to add a last minute addition to his soiled diaper because—for some godforsaken reason─the minute Eddie pulls the top of the diaper down, Wayne shoots off like a hose and Eddie is left scrambling to cover his son’s doodle and stop the pee stream attack. It had been bad enough when Penny would do it as a baby—she didn’t have a penis, though. Her pee stream was relatively controllable, whereas Wayne’s would hit the ceiling, the walls, and any shirt Eddie was wearing. And, on occasion, his face.

Eddie had heard the sound of a small stream of pee against the inside of the diaper moments prior, had seen the unsecured diaper rise for just a few seconds with the force of it. But his baby is a trickster, a little mischievous, just like his dad. And he’s got one helluva poker face.

Eddie wonders if it’s a pavlovian effect; if he’s actually and accidentally conditioned his kid to start pissing the second his lower half is freed from the confines of his diaper. Wayne’s gotten you a few times, too, but you’re speedy (and well prepared now, you immediately place a wet wipe over your baby’s little bits to soak up last minute additions that might come out as you switch out the soiled diaper for a clean one).

After five more minutes of their stare down, he braves a check─

—and immediately has to shove the top of the diaper back in place when a stream shoots out to hit the back of the couch, near Eddie’s head.

HAH! His little fire hydrant missed.

This time.

Eddie grins as he realizes he can easily swap the diaper out now, he’s got a small enough window of time.

The grin slowly falls when he glances around him, at all the diaper changing supplies, wet wipes, spare diaper or two, some ointment to prevent any chaffing or rashes in between his son’s rolls….but no baby powder. His gaze slowly slinks across the room, spying the white bottle on the small kitchen table, before falling back to rest on his son.

Little legs still kicking, eyes still boring into him, but this time his plump little lips stretch into a puckered ‘O’, and Eddie can already hear his son in his head, Ooooooh, you left it all the way over there, daddy. Go get it...I won’t peepee on you when you get back….

Safe to say, Eddie ends up having to change his shirt again after he snags the baby powder and finally changes his son’s diaper.

[littlemommyboy]

like magic ✨

After trying several barrier/healing ointments + some home remedies, I decided to try Desitin. We had been using sudocrem around the stoma, which worked to combat the rashes, but on the bottom it didn't work very well. We tried hydrocortisone which also made things worse. We used mustard oil which controlled the rash for a few days and then it came back.

The skin was peeling and bleeding and I read rave reviews of desitin everywhere as if it were parents' first choice.

Desitin Maximum Strength contains 40% zinc oxide, which is the highest amount a diaper rash cream can contain.

The blue one is for daily use. Purple is for a severe rash that does not go away.

We massaged his butt with desitin after every diaper change and it really was wonderful and my baby no longer has a rash.

[alibonbonn]

The foster kittens are having pretty gnarly diaper rash and for some reason this is the one that gets to my head the most. Like ..it hurts them so much. Their little lungs cry so horribly when I clean them and put ointments on their butts, they'll hurt worse if I don't. Maybe I'm just in a god awful headspace today idk how vets do it, they're so small and they're hurting so much and I cant make it better, and I'm making it about myself, the babies are the ones in real distress and I'm making it about myself

[bambinotattoo]

Hey everyone, I hoper you have a great day today. Treat yourself and each other great today.

So this past weekend I wasn’t feeling that well, not well at all. Which Is kinda rare honestly, either way. Over the last few weeks/days I have been noticing myself experiencing episodes of light headedness and even passed out a time or two. Which is effin scary cause I live along ( future Mommy, now is the perfect opportunity to tell me it’s okay, your here to take care of me!! “A boy can dream”.

So as you can imagine passing out and falling down can be pretty dangerous, actually crashed into my bedside table on Saturday and broke it into PIECES. CHIPPED A BONE IN MY HAND TOO. I’m not a big fan of hospitals and all of that, but thought it wouldn’t be a bad idea to go and just make sure things are okay. Being a full time diapered baby, sometimes it can be tricky. I generated speaking will only go if I have a friend or sitter to kind of help be a buffer. Just in case I say something dumb, or someone gets suspicious. I will also usually change into a “Normal” diaper and avoid wearing anything to “babyish”. Just easier that way.

Well, lol, this weekend I was feeling so gnarly that decided they can think what they want…I am coming comfortable and as myself. I was wearing a pink Princess with a booster, a bright blue onesie and some pastel blue full zip and baby patterned pair of footed Jammie’s. Fuck it, right. Lol. As well, the only diaper bag I had packed was my pink clear acrylic see through backpack style one. To put it lightly, it was Halloween in my bubble and boy did I get the stares and looks. I just put my paci in and ignored them. Thankfully the waiting room was fast and I was taken back with in 15-20 minutes

By the time I was escorted back, I had filled my diaper almost to the point of leaking. Hell I was sure the front desk girl could hear me release embarrassed pee pee streams the whole time we checked in. Which always happens. A great way to know if your really got me flustered is immediate bladder evacuation, followed my a beat red face and a goofy smile. The nurse that brought me to my room was trying to mind her own business and just get on with things, but offered to help get me into a gown since there were s many snaps on the Jammie’s. She then discovered the onesie, which of course had been leaked on showing I was blatantly a helpless little pissy pants. I ended up just standing there silent, looking scared to death I’m sure, while this attractive woman near my age stripped me of my baby clothes exposing just my saggy, stinky, diaper. And a pink baby one at that. She looked up at me with a little distaste and I started wimpering. She quickly began to console me and wrapped me in the gown and had me sit down.

“I know it’s none of my business, but that diaper is pretty wet isn’t it”

“Um, y…ye…yea”. As I started getting more upset.

“Hey little guy, it’s okay, it’s okay. Is that your diaper bag over there”

“Um, yes. Yes it is.”

“Okay, here in a lilts while when I get a few seconds would you mind if I changed you?”

This wasn’t the first times something like this happened, it pretty common. Just never had I come to a medical situation with this much ABDL swag before. She just smiled and told me to try and calm down and things would be just fine. She exited the room and I was left alone awaiting the doctor and etc

The first doctor came and went, nothing to crazy, but wanted me to consider seeing a Urologist while there. I sure maybe, but knew it was a no.

Several minutes later and the fist nurse came back in and closed the curtains behind her.

“Okay little guy, let’s get you more comfortable…huh?”

I just nodded and signaled for my diaper bag. I pulled out a Tykeables, my wipes, powder, and desitin as I had been nursing a rash for a few days. She giggled at the powder and ointment and said I need to make sure and change more often to ovoid that. I told her I know, and joked about needing a full time caregiver to make sure.

She actually popped my paci in, gave me a smile and told me to relax, and everything will be done quickly. I couldn’t tell her that I loved being changed without sounding like a creep so I just smirked, laid back, and started rhythmicly sucking my pink pacifier. She got the VERY wet diaper untapped and began to wipe me down with the SUPER cold wipes (I’m used to my wipe warmer). Right as she was going to slide the new diaper unde me and as she was saying

“Okay, life your butt”

There was suddenly commotion near the screen that separated my spread eagle bottom with a diaper being slide under, and anyone walking past and or etc. she immediately shouted

“Hey, hey…I’m busy in here…DO NOT COME IT. Private private stop”

And guess what, they did not stop. To my horror and here annoyance the doctor from earlier and THREE resident doctors started piling in. He saw what was going on and didn’t care at all. I am laying there, more red faced than I had even been while getting a change while the doctors just hung out waiting for her to finish. I tried closing my eyes to block out the more than uncomfortable situation, right up until when the doctor said

“So, why are your wearing diapers that look like that? Aren’t those the like fetish ones people wear?

The doctors and nurse changing me all tried not to laugh.

I wasn’t able to communicate that well through the fog of humiliation but did manage something to the effect of…

“I don’t like it when they leak. These kinds are thicker and make me feel more secure.”

The doctor made his snide remarks the nurse finished up and I was dry, and covered again. After a battery of tests the doctor wasn’t concerned about my passing out and all that, but did want to keep me for 24 hours for observation. I argued and pleaded to not be held over, but the decision had already been made and there was already a bed on the 8th floor being prepared. The nurse that changed me went out above and beyond and explained that she was talk to the nurses station where I’m going and let them know of my special needs, that way there wouldn’t be any confusion. I asked if I could have a friend bring some some supplies because I only had 1 more diaper in my bag and my onesie wasn’t the cleanest. I did, and my friend Ashley who babysat a occasionally was giving to drop by later with a care package.

After getting up to my room I began calming down and accepting the situation I was going to make the best of it. Around that time a nurse I hadn’t met yet comes in knocking and wanted to introduce herself and figure out all the details and etc.

“H there, Eric? Yes hello, my name is Nora and I willl be your nurse tonight and until 6am or so. I hear your an extra special little one, yea? Lol.

I really didn’t know what to say or what she expected me to say, but I just smiled blushingly and nodded my head.

“You really are a shy one, they were kidding. Lol. Okay, so, this is a hospital, I am a nurse, and diapers and changes are absolutely normal and nothing weird! I hear you like the babyish ones and even the cute toddler clothes too”.

Still blushing, she just smiled and started coming near me.

“Well, let’s just see what we have going on, shall we? I will be checking you everytime I’m in the room. So just be prepared for it. Are you used to that or are diapers a new thing”

What ya think, y’all want the rest?

[vintagepresley]

I meant in the mountains. I can tell you aren’t a townsperson. I’m guessing you like it just fine. What do they think of “townspeople” out there?

*she takes michael off the scale and measures him* 12 lb 5 oz and a little shorter than his brother.

*she looks in his diaper* A butt rash? Poor baby. Have you put any ointment on it?

Dr. Warren

I love the way Dr. Warren and Jodie talk to one another. Lmfaooo I love her sass 😭

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

I’m going to begin this story by asking you to imagine that you are a new parent.  You and your wife or husband or significant other had a baby in the hospital and took the infant home with you.  You’ve done all the right physical things – you’ve got a new-fangled crib that is certified safe for infants.  Nothing your baby does in that crib can cause the baby to hurt himself or herself.  You’ve got all the baby blankets, and colorful mobiles your friends recommended because they worked with their babies.  You’ve got baby-safe washing powder to launder clothes with, so there won’t be any harsh chemical next to the baby’s skin. 

You’ve got a shelf-full of products recommended by websites, friends and family members – lotion for the baby’s skin, some kind of white ointment to prevent diaper rash, shampoo that won’t make the baby cry if it gets in its eyes.  And you have diapers – tiny ones for infants that are so small they look like they wouldn’t fit a baby doll you or your sister had when you were kids, and larger sizes, too, because you’ve been told they grow faster than you can possibly imagine.  You have the latest Diaper Genie, complete with extra diaper bag refills and something called “Antimicrobial Odor Control” so the things won’t stink you out of house and home.

But once you’ve unstrapped your infant from the car seat and carried your baby inside your own home, a daunting thought occurs:  there aren’t any more nurses you can call on with the press of a button for help with this baby of yours.  Nobody will come if your baby begins crying, and you can’t get him or her to stop.  In other words, it’s all up to you from now on. 

One of you is carrying the infant, still swaddled in a pink and blue striped cotton blanket from the hospital.  The front door closes…and now what do you do?  Where do you put the baby down?  In the crib?  Oh, my goodness, it looks so alone in there!  Maybe we should put it on the bed.  No, somebody told you not to put babies on the bed, because they might roll off.  Well, you think, how about this?  We can put the baby between us lying on the bed, so maybe we can watch some TV, and the baby will be safe because nothing’s going to roll over me or you!

It's all new, having a new baby – every moment of it.  At first, you live in a kind of icy fear that despite everything you’ve read, everything you’ve heard, all the preparations you’ve made, you’ll do something wrong.  So, the two of you tip-toe through the first days and weeks of the baby’s life, being careful about everything, so nothing terrible befalls your new child. 

Now imagine this:  you’ve been successful!  The baby is now several months old, and you can put him or her down on a soft blanket on the living room floor or in one of those portable mesh playpens in the kitchen, so you can watch the baby as you go about your normal chores, the way, more or less, that you lived your life before you brought the baby home with you from the hospital.  So now your baby is beginning to be mobile, making its first moves to crawl across the blanket or around the playpen, and it’s acting curious – reaching for things and grabbing them in its hand and examining them and usually sticking them in its mouth.  The baby is changing so rapidly!  It’s so cute, the way it does something new every day.

So what do you do now that your baby is approaching toddlerhood?  Well, now imagine this:  you’ve read a book called “To Train Up a Child” by two conservative Christian authors who are very influential in the world of raising Christian children and home schooling.  And what does this book written by Debi and Michael Pearl tell you to do?

According to an excellent article published this week in the Washington Post, the book written by the Pearls “advocates ‘training sessions’ in which infants, as soon as they are old enough to crawl, are placed near a desired object and repeatedly struck with a switch if they disobey commands not to touch it.”

Take a minute.  Have you digested it so far?

That’s not all.  The Post reports that “the Pearls advocate hitting children with tree branches, belts and other instruments of love’ to instill obedience and recommend that toddlers who take slowly to potty training be washed outdoors with cold water from a garden hose.” 

Look at the page depicted above.  It’s from a handout called “Gospel-Driven Parenting” distributed by a conservative Christian group run by a minister named Chris Peeler, who is part of a larger Christian home schooling network run by a man called Gary Cox, described by the Post as “an evangelical pastor and pioneer of Maryland’s home-schooling movement.”  Here’s what the handout says about beating your child: “The use of the rod is for the purpose of breaking the child’s will.  One way to tell if this has happened is to see if they can look you in the eyes after being disciplined and ask for forgiveness.”

The handout does not explain how an infant who has just begun to crawl is supposed to “ask for forgiveness” after they have been beaten with a switch for the crime of reaching for a toy in a playpen.

This isn’t raising a child or even “training up” a child.  It is child abuse, pure and simple, and it is a crime in all 50 states and the territories of the United States.  Yet it is going on every day in this country, because there is an entire network of Christian home schoolers who have organized to insure that once parents get their children inside their homes and behind closed doors, the states can do nothing to stop them from “using the rod” to discipline and “train” their children as they are being “educated” by home schoolers.

The Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) and its leader Michael Farris have built what the Post calls “the most influential homeschool organization in the world.  Over decades, they have eroded state regulations, ensuring that parents who home-school face little oversight in much of the country. More recently, they have inflamed the nation’s culture wars, fueling attacks on public-school lessons about race and gender with the politically potent language of ‘parental rights.’”

Sound familiar?  Those are the “we own our children” advocates supported by Moms For Liberty who have been running, and winning, school board races across the country.  They advocate laws not just allowing but mandating that the Ten Commandments be posted in every school classroom.  They advocate that Christian prayer be allowed in the schools like it was in the years before the Supreme Court struck down the practice in the 1960’s.  In fact, they want to bring much of the agenda being pushed by the home schooling networks run by Michael Farris and Gary Cox and Debi and Michael Pearl into public school systems everywhere.

Now imagine this Bible verse being taught in a public school: “Do not withhold correction from a child, for if you beat him with a rod, he will not die. You shall strike him with a rod and deliver his soul from hell.”  This jewel of wisdom is from Proverbs 23: 13,14.

The Post describes the Christian home schooling movement as advocating an education teaching “Bible-based arithmetic necessary to calculate the age of a universe less than 8,000 years old…in which dinosaurs were herded aboard Noah’s ark…believing Christians could out-populate atheists and Muslims by scorning birth control.”

 “It’s specifically a system that is set up to hide the abuse, to make them invisible, to strip them of any capability of getting help. And not just in a physical way,” a woman who had been home-schooled but had left the movement told the Post. “At some point, you become so mentally imprisoned you don’t even realize you need help.” 

The Post describes the Christian home schooling movement as “a conscious rejection of contemporary ideas about biology, history, gender equality and the role of religion in American government.  Among conservative Christians, home schooling became a tool for binding children to fundamentalist beliefs they felt were threatened by exposure to other points of view. Rightly educated, those children would grow into what HSLDA founder Michael Farris called a ‘Joshua Generation’ that would seek the political power and cultural influence to reshape America according to biblical principles.”

That’s what they’re doing out in public, standing up at a school board meeting near you and demanding that this book be banned because it’s about a child with two fathers, or that book should be banned because it teaches about evolution and Darwin’s theory of natural selection, which of course goes against the Bible’s story that God made the earth and all its creatures in six days and rested on the seventh, and presumably, a few thousand years ago little children played with baby dinosaurs in their front yards instead of with dolls and toy trucks.  Michael Farris, who founded the HSLDA, now works for the Alliance Defending Freedom, the non-profit that has funded lawsuits around the country seeking to infect the public sphere with conservative Christian beliefs and even laws.

But once they get those kids behind closed doors, out comes what the Washington Post describes as “the rod — interpreted by different people as a wooden spoon, dowel, belt, rubber hose or other implement.”  The Post describes one man they interviewed who had been home schooled as “being struck several times a week — sometimes more, sometimes less — with what he describes as a shortened broomstick for disobeying commands or failing to pay attention to his schoolwork,” who underwent “‘killer bee’ spankings, when the rod was used against his bare skin.”

Now imagine this:  According to the Washington Post, in the state of Virginia alone 57,000 children were being home schooled in 2022, a 28 percent increase over the figures for 2019. 

Somewhere on your street, or on the street behind your house, or just across town, children are being home schooled.  Some of them are being taught at home by reasonable parents who only want the best for their children.  But, some of them are being brought home as infants from the hospital and within a few months, their parents are hitting them with switches because they reach out for a toy or a stuffed animal.  The crime of child abuse is being committed behind closed doors probably in nearly every town or city in this country in the name of a Christianity that no sane person would recognize, and there is an entire movement dedicated to the proposition that the state should pass no laws against a parent’s right to do what he or she wishes to the child they believe they own. 

Lucian Truscott Newsletter

[howto-ifyou]

How To Remove A Dollar Store Plunger From Your Rectal Cavity:

Surely the situation isn’t as embarrassing as it seems. You went to the bathroom, it was dark, and your inconsiderate spouse left the plunger stuck in the toilet. Maybe you were in the shower, trying to plunge the drain and suddenly slipped. However this happened, you can avoid the embarrassment of an emergency room visit with this simple guide.

Step One: Assess your situation. How deep is the plunger stuck in there? If it’s not too deep, pulling it out should be easy with a bit of lube.

Step Two: Lube the plunger (and your nether regions). It’s important to use lube in the removal of any item from the rectum as internal tearing might occur. If you don’t have any lube specifically for intimate areas, try any of the following:

Cooking oil, Vaseline, hair gel, aloe Vera gel, mustard, orange juice, etc. Icy hot and toothpaste also have the added benefit of helping with the pain of object removal.

Step Three: Grasp the end of the plunger that is not currently inside of you firmly. You’re going to want to stop and take a deep breath here to prepare yourself for any discomfort that may come with the process. Here’s some ideas to help you relax:

Go out and show your friends your new tail. They’ll find it hilarious! Make sure to show all of your family too, especially your grandparents. You wouldn’t want them to miss out on the fun! Anal humor is timeless and heavily appreciated by older generations due to them having nothing better to laugh at before technology took over.

Have a drink or 17. If you’re gonna be lubricating your butthole anyway, might as well use some social lubricant to make the experience with yourself less humiliating.

Make yourself a cup of coffee, taking several laxatives in the process. This will help to relax your colon and encourage it to push the intruding plunger out.

Try to push it deeper. Experimenting with yourself is the safest and easiest way to understand your own sexuality. If you enjoy the plunger being there, consider doing it more often (after you’ve figured out how to remove it, that is). You never know, the plunger may even make its way out of you through your mouth if you push hard enough.

Step Four: Pull the plunger out with aggressive force. Surely you remember losing your baby teeth, rip the thing out like you would’ve a loose tooth that wouldn’t fall out. Attaching a string to a doorknob may help get it out.

Step Five: If the plunger is still stuck inside of you, considering using power tools to cut the plunger yourself. Using a mirror should help with this part. Chainsaws are a bit overpowered, especially with an object as fragile as a cheap plunger, but will get the job done quickly. Try to cut the plunger as close to your anus as possible, as you will need to wait for the rest of it to pass naturally with this method.

Step Six: Once you have the plunger out, sanitize it well, especially if you plan to reinsert it later. Using a potent mixture of bleach and ammonia should destroy any germs and bacteria on the plunger, destroying your ability to breathe in the process. This method is especially helpful if you’re fed up with constantly finding plungers in your rectum.

Step Seven: Insert a tampon into your rectum. Ideally, it should be soaked with at least 91% isopropyl alcohol. This will sanitize the possible internal wounds you have along with stopping any possible bleeding. You may feel a bit sick and dizzy from this method, but you’ve been through a lot recently, it’s normal for your body to react poorly.

Step Eight: Remove the tampon with excessive force after letting it sit for 5-7 minutes. This will remove any internal scabs that may have formed, leading to a faster healing process. Afterwards, putting a soothing cream such as preparation H or diaper rash ointment around the anus. If you’re in a pinch, try using orajel, icy hot, or toothpaste. If you’re really in a pinch, buttchugging mouthwash may also help. All you need is a funnel and a bottle of Listerene to sanitize and soothe your poor colon.

**Obligatory Disclaimer: This post does not constitute medical advice. See a doctor who doesn’t have a poorly printed fake license for that.

[compose-myself]

Due to a wildly irresponsible athletics coach in high school, I got heat stroke repeatedly as a kid. Now I’m just a couple hours away from heat stroke any given day in summer.

Here’s my recommendations if you have to be outside:

-Hair back in a braid and off your neck. Even a pony tail is still essentially a wool blanket hanging down your neck.

-Straw or bucket hat with vents and a wide brim. We’re called rednecks for a reason.

-Sports bra/bikini top with an open weave net beach coverup a la

-Shorts. I hate shorts. I feel half naked in shorts and my legs chafe. Hate them. Still wear them. Antiperspirant between your thighs helps a lot with the chafing.

-White sneakers for working, sandals otherwise. Too much sweat around your toes gets gross fast.

-Camel pack with ice water/gatorade and ice blocks wrapped in towels. Drink every time you feel even the slightest bit thirsty. You will be going inside for refills multiple times a day. Make your peace with the inconvenience.

-Put out two water bowls for your pets, one with ice.

-If little kids get sleepy and want a nap when they usually don’t need one, they’re probably overheating. Get them in a cool bath before they go down.

-Dedicate a significant percentage of your freezer space to ice trays. Even if you have an ice maker.

-If possible, acclimate slowly. You can move your comfort zone up a good fifteen degrees if you do it over a month or two.

-Siestas were invented for a reason. Start work as early as you can, the break from 3-7, then finish up and clean up.

-Carry chapstick. You can get tubes of gel that won’t leak if they melt in your pocket.

-Carry a spritz bottle. I can’t always get inside immediately when I get overheated and stop sweating. Spritz yourself all over, including the top of your head to cool off your hair.

-If you do overheat, get in a cool shower if possible. Otherwise hold ice packs to places close to blood flow: your neck, your wrists, between your thighs over your femoral arteries. Your entire blood volume cycles through your kidneys every couple minutes so if you can cool them off you’ll cool your whole body. Just holding your bare wrists under a running tap will work wonders in a pinch.

-Sleep naked if possible. Your nether regions are going to sweat a lot. Cool shower and air time will help prevent issues. If issues do happen, there’s a diaper rash ointment in the baby aisle called Baby Butt Paste that helps a lot.

-SUNSCREEN obviously. If you get sunburned anyway, aloe goop helps. For the love of all that’s holy, DO NOT USE ICY-HOT ON SUNBURNED SKIN. I do not care how sore your muscles are. That is curl-up-and-puke levels of pain.

-Plan for cold meals. Fruit and veggies, sandwiches, chicken/egg/tuna salad etc. You don’t want to run your stove or oven if you don’t have to. If you can though, eat spicy food. It kicks your body into extra cooling measures without actually adding heat to your system.

-Smoothies are better than ice cream and popsicles. Sugar makes it harder to thermoregulate and dairy doesn’t always sit well in the heat. Spinach, avacado, frozen blueberries, a spoonful of cocoa powder and a spoonful of lemon curd. Even picky toddlers will love it even though it’s essentially a salad in a cup.

-Grapes don’t freeze solid (it’s why we don’t have grape ice cream) so snack sized baggies of frozen grapes make fantastic cold snacks. No danger of broken teeth.

-If you lose power, don’t open your fridge/freezer unless you absolutely have to. Your food will stay cold enough for a couple hours if they’re not exposed to warm air.

Good luck!

For all of the northerners that stood up for Texas during our freeze and said, "Don't make fun of them, they've never dealt with this before. Their infrastructure isn't made for snow and freezing."

This one is for you.

Where I live 108°F with 80% humidity with no wind is normal.

Pacific North West is dealing historic best waves 35-40°C or 95-105°F.

First of all. Don't make fun of them for bitching about the heat. Just like Texas isn't built for a freeze and our pipes burst, Pacific North West isn't built for heat and a lot of their homes don't have AC.

If you live somewhere with a high humidity like 80+ HUMIDITY IS NOT YOUR FRIEND. The "humidity makes it feel cooler" is a lie once it gets beyond a point.

If you live somewhere with a lower humidity, misters are nice to cool off outside.

Once you get over 90°F (32°C) a fan will not help you. It's just pushing around hot air. (I mean if you can't afford a small AC unit because they're expensive as hell, by all means a fan is better than nothing).

If you have pets, those portable AC units aren't safe. If your pets destroy the outtake thing, it'll leak CO2. Window units are safer.

Window AC units will let mosquitoes or other small bugs in. Sucks, but that's life.

Now is not the time to me modest. If you have to cover for religious reasons, by all means. If you don't, I've seen people wear short shorts and a swim top. It's not trashy if it keeps you from getting heat stroke.

If you do have to cover up for religious reasons, look for elephant pants or something similar. They're made with a breathable material.

Shade is better than no shade, but that shit it just diet sun after some point. Don't think shade will save you from heat stroke.

I know the "drink your water" is a fun meme now, but if you're sweating excessively you need electrolytes. Drink Gatorade, Powerade, or Pedialite PLEASE. I don't care if you're fucking sitting in one spot all day. That shit WILL save you from heat stroke.

Most importantly. RESEARCH THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEAT STROKE AND HEAT EXHAUSTION PLEASE!

If you're diabetic and can't drink Gatorade, mix water, fruit juice, and either lite salt or pink salt

If you can afford it, cover windows with thick curtains to insulate the house

If you have tile floors, lay on them with skin to tile contact. If you don't, laying your head on cool counters works too.

If the temperature where you're at is hotter than your body temperature, don't wear heat wicking clothing. Moisture wicking is safe though.

Check your medication labels. Many make you more susceptible to sun and heat

-Room temperature water will get into your body faster. This is something I learned doing marching band in high summer in Georgia, and it saved all of our asses. Sip it, don't gulp it, especially if you're getting into the red; same goes for whatever fluid you're drinking. And just in general drink during the day.

-If you are moving from an air conditioned space to an un-air conditioned space, if at all possible try to make the shift gradual. When my dad and I were working outside and in un-ac houses a few years ago, he'd turn the air down to low in the truck about ten-fifteen minutes before we got where we were going. This way your body doesn't go from low low temps to high temps. S'bad for you.

-If you can, keep your lights off during the day. Light bulbs may not generate a lot of heat, but the difference is noticeable when it gets hot enough. I literally only turn my bedroom light on in the evening when it gets too dark.

Don't be afraid to just like... pour water on yourself if you need to. The evaporation will cool you off.

Put your hand to the cement for 15 seconds. If you can't handle the heat, it'll burn your dog's paws. Don't let them walk on it.

Dogs with flat faces are more prone to heat stroke. Don't leave them out unsupervised.

Frozen fruit is delicious in water.

Wet/Cold hat/handkerchief on your head/neck will help you stay cool.

Pickle juice is great for electrolytes! You can even make pickle juice Popsicles!

Heat exhaustion is more, "drink water and get you cooled off." Heat stroke is more "Oh my god call 911."

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[Image description: an infographic showing the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The graphic is labeled "Heat Dangers: First Warning." Signs of heat exhaustion: faint or dizzy, excessive sweating, cool, pale, clammy skin, rapid, weak pulse, muscle cramps. If you think you or someone else may be experiencing heat exhaustion, get to a cool, air-conditioned place, drink water if conscious, and take a cool shower or use cold compress. Signs of heat stroke: throbbing headache, no sweating, red, hot, dry skin, rapid, strong pulse, may lose consciousness. If you think you or someone else may be experiencing heat stroke, call 911. End description]

Be safe.

-fae

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Preventing diaper rash is a key concern for parents and caregivers. Here are some essential tips to ensure your baby remains comfortable and rash-free, especially for those utilizing childcare in Kent, Washington. One important tip is to change your baby’s diaper frequently, as prolonged exposure to urine and feces can irritate the skin. Additionally, using a barrier cream or ointment during each diaper change can help protect your baby’s delicate skin from irritation and rash development.

[digitalsolution123]

Diaper Rash Cream: What You Need to Know for Your Baby's Comfort

Diaper rash is a common skin condition that affects many babies, causing discomfort and distress. It's typically characterized by red, inflamed skin around the diaper area. While diaper rash is usually not serious, it can make your baby feel uncomfortable, and if left untreated, it can worsen. One of the most effective ways to treat and prevent diaper rash is by using a diaper rash cream.

What is Diaper Rash Cream?

Diaper rash cream is a specially formulated ointment or cream designed to soothe irritated skin and create a barrier to protect it from further irritation. The cream works by keeping moisture away from your baby’s skin, helping it heal faster and preventing rashes from forming.

These creams typically contain ingredients such as zinc oxide or petroleum jelly, both of which are known for their protective and healing properties. Zinc oxide, in particular, is often found in the majority of diaper rash creams because it creates a thick barrier between your baby’s skin and any irritants (like wetness from diapers).

Why Do Babies Get Diaper Rash?

Diaper rash can happen for several reasons, including:

Prolonged Moisture Exposure: When your baby’s skin is exposed to a wet or soiled diaper for too long, it can become irritated. This is the most common cause of diaper rash.

Friction: Tight diapers or clothing rubbing against the baby’s skin can cause irritation, leading to a rash.

Sensitive Skin: Some babies have more sensitive skin, which may react to certain diaper materials, wipes, or even laundry detergents.

Changes in Diet: When babies start eating solid foods, their bowel movements change, which can sometimes lead to more frequent or acidic stools, causing diaper rash.

Infection: In some cases, yeast or bacterial infections can develop in the warm, moist environment of the diaper area, leading to a more severe form of diaper rash.

How Diaper Rash Cream Helps

The primary role of diaper rash cream is to provide relief and protection for your baby’s delicate skin. Here's how it works:

Barrier Protection: Diaper rash creams create a barrier on the skin to shield it from moisture, irritants, and friction from the diaper.

Healing Properties: Many creams are infused with healing ingredients such as aloe vera, calendula, or vitamins A and D, which help to speed up the recovery process and soothe the skin.

Anti-Inflammatory: Some creams have mild anti-inflammatory properties that can reduce swelling and redness associated with diaper rash.

Preventative Action: By applying diaper rash cream regularly, especially during diaper changes, you can help prevent rashes from occurring in the first place.

How to Use Diaper Rash Cream

Using diaper rash cream properly can make all the difference in how quickly your baby's skin heals. Here's a simple guide:

Clean the Area: Always start by gently cleaning your baby’s diaper area with warm water and a soft washcloth or unscented baby wipes. Make sure the area is dry before applying the cream.

Apply a Thick Layer: Squeeze a generous amount of cream onto your fingers and apply it to the affected area, focusing on the inflamed or irritated parts of the skin. Don’t rub it in completely; leave a thick layer so that it can protect the skin.

Change Diapers Frequently: To prevent further irritation, make sure to change your baby’s diapers often, especially after bowel movements.

Choose the Right Diaper: If possible, opt for breathable diapers that allow airflow, which can help keep your baby’s skin dry.

How to Choose the Best Diaper Rash Cream

With so many diaper rash creams available, selecting the right one for your baby can seem overwhelming. Here are a few things to consider when choosing:

Look for Zinc Oxide or Petroleum-Based Creams: These are the most effective at treating and preventing diaper rash.

Avoid Fragrances and Harsh Chemicals: Babies have sensitive skin, so it’s best to stick to creams that are fragrance-free and free of harsh chemicals or dyes that could cause further irritation.

Consider Natural Ingredients: If your baby has extra-sensitive skin, you might want to try creams that use natural ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, or calendula.

Consult Your Pediatrician: If your baby���s rash is severe, or if you’re unsure which product to use, it’s always a good idea to consult your pediatrician for recommendations.

Preventing Diaper Rash

While diaper rash cream are excellent for treating rashes, preventing them from occurring in the first place is always the best strategy. Here are some tips:

Change diapers frequently to avoid prolonged moisture exposure.

Use soft, fragrance-free wipes or simply clean with water.

Allow your baby’s skin to air-dry whenever possible before putting on a new diaper.

Use diaper rash cream as a preventative measure, even if no rash is present.

When to See a Doctor

In most cases, diaper rash can be treated at home using creams and good hygiene practices. However, if the rash persists for more than a few days, appears severe, or if there are signs of infection (such as pus-filled blisters, fever, or spreading redness), you should consult your pediatrician. They may prescribe a stronger cream or recommend other treatments.

Conclusion

Diaper rash creams are an essential part of every parent's toolkit. They help heal, protect, and prevent rashes, keeping your baby comfortable and happy. By understanding the causes of diaper rash and how to properly use these creams, you can ensure that your baby’s skin stays healthy and rash-free. Remember, regular diaper changes, proper hygiene, and the right diaper rash cream can make a world of difference for your little one!

[treesah]

Please include changing tables in these bathrooms, too.

And for the baby changing tables, it’d be really nice to NOT have them be in the ONLY wheelchair accessible stall. I have been in more than one situation where I’ve occupied that stall for almost ten minutes changing a poopy diaper on a wriggling toddler and applying the correct amount of diaper rash preventative ointment over the entire area of potentially-affected butt, only to discover upon exiting that someone in a wheelchair had been waiting on me the whole time. People in wheelchairs deserve to access a toilet within a reasonable amount of time and parents with young children deserve not to feel harried and rushed while diapering their children. (A huge pet peeve of mine, back when my son was still in diapers, was his other caretakers not taking the time to PROPERLY diaper him. He NEVER even had even the slightest hint of mild irritation on his butt during my maternity leave and my subsequent time as sole/main caretaker during COVID lockdown. But everyone just wants to rip the diaper off, do a perfunctory wipe, slap the thinnest smear of Aquaphor directly onto a still-damp buttcrack, and hastily fasten on a new diaper without checking the leg ruffles, and then they’re all surprised when the kid gets diaper rash and the diaper leaks.)

It makes sense to put adult changing tables in the wheelchair accessible stall due to space and privacy concerns, which is why more than one wheelchair accessible stall is necessary. But for baby changing tables, there is really no reason to not just have them in the main area where the sinks and trash cans are.

I am once again explaining that in order for walkable cities and public transit to work for disabled people, there also need to be more public bathrooms available in and around those areas. Not just places to sit down or rest. Bathrooms. We need accessible, clean bathrooms. With sharps bins. With multiple wheelchair accessible stalls. With an area to set down supplies needed to maintain one’s body. Even if it’s not being used to get rid of bodily waste, bathrooms are one of the few spaces disabled people have to maintain some sort of privacy when they’re in the middle of a flare up or they need to take medication or what have you. Designing a public space? Include bathrooms.

[cotaskitsolution]

Bepanthen Ointment: A Gentle Touch for Skin Repair

Bepanthen Ointment is a trusted skincare product renowned for its effectiveness in soothing and protecting irritated skin. With its gentle formula and moisturizing properties, Bepanthen Ointment is ideal for a variety of skin conditions, including diaper rash, minor burns, cuts, and dry, cracked skin.

Key Benefits of Bepanthen Ointment:

Accelerates Skin Regeneration: Bepanthen Ointment promotes faster healing of wounds, cuts, and scrapes, helping your skin recover quickly.

Deeply Moisturizing: Its rich, creamy texture provides long-lasting hydration, relieving dryness and discomfort.

Protects Skin: Creates a protective barrier on the skin, shielding it from external irritants and preventing further damage.

Gentle on Sensitive Skin: Suitable for babies, children, and adults with delicate or sensitive skin.

Uses of Bepanthen Ointment:

Diaper Rash: Soothes and protects your baby's delicate skin from diaper rash.

Cuts and Scrapes: Promotes healing and prevents infection.

Minor Burns: Alleviates pain and discomfort while aiding in skin regeneration.

Dry, Cracked Skin: Provides intense hydration and relief for dry, itchy skin.

[nubaby]

Preventing Diaper Rash Tips that Every Parent Should Know

 Mate description: Learn how to prevent diaper rash with these essential tips. Keep your baby's skin healthy and irritation-free with expert advice every parent need

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 Preventing Diaper Rash: Essential Tips Every Parent Should Know

I Understanding Diaper Rash

What is Diaper Rash?

Definition and types of diaper rash

Common symptoms and signs

Overview of the skin's barrier function

Causes of Diaper Rash

Several factors contribute to the development of diaper rash, including:

Prolonged Wetness: Wet diapers, even if they are just slightly damp, can irritate a baby’s sensitive skin. Urine and stool are both highly irritating due to their moisture and acidity, especially when left in contact with the skin for long periods.

Chafing or Rubbing: Tight diapers, or diapers that rub against the skin, can cause friction, leading to irritation and rash.

Irritation from New Products: Certain baby wipes, soaps, lotions, and detergents can contain ingredients that are harsh on a baby’s delicate skin, leading to a rash.

Introduction of New Foods: When babies begin eating solid foods, the composition of their stool changes, potentially leading to increased irritation and the risk of diaper rash.

Infections: Fungal or bacterial infections can also lead to diaper rash. Yeast infections, in particular, are common because yeast thrives in warm, moist environments like diapers.

Sensitive Skin: Babies with more sensitive skin, such as those with eczema or other skin conditions, may be more prone to diaper rash.

Antibiotic Use: Antibiotics can disrupt the natural balance of bacteria in the body, leading to yeast infections and rashes.

Symptoms of Diaper Rash

It is important to recognise the signs of diaper rash early to prevent it from worsening. Here are the typical symptoms:

Redness or pink patches of skin in the diaper area

Tender or puffy skin

Raised bumps or spots

Peeling, cracked skin

Crying or fussiness during diaper changes

Warm skin to the touch in the affected area

In severe cases, blisters or open sores

Preventing Diaper Rash

Prevention is key when it comes to diaper rash. Taking a few simple precautions can significantly reduce the likelihood of your baby developing diaper rash. Here are some effective strategies:

1. Keep the Diaper Area Dry and Clean

The most important factor in preventing diaper rash is to ensure that the diaper area is kept as clean and dry as possible. Here are some tips to achieve this:

Frequent Diaper Changes: Change your baby’s diaper as soon as it becomes wet or soiled. This helps minimise the amount of time the skin is exposed to moisture and irritants.

Clean the Area Gently: When changing your baby’s diaper, clean the diaper area thoroughly with water and a soft cloth or use fragrance-free, alcohol-free baby wipes. Be gentle when wiping to avoid further irritation.

Pat Dry, Don’t Rub: After cleaning, pat the skin dry with a soft towel or allow it to air dry for a few moments before putting on a fresh diaper. Avoid rubbing the skin as it may irritate.

2. Use a Barrier Cream or Ointment

Barrier creams or ointments, such as zinc oxide or petroleum jelly, form a protective layer over the baby’s skin, helping to shield it from moisture and irritants. Apply a thick layer during each diaper change, especially at night when diapers are likely to be worn for longer periods. Barrier creams also help soothe and heal any minor irritations that may be developing.

3. Choose the Right Diapers

Choosing the right diaper is essential in preventing diaper rash. Consider the following:

Absorbent Diapers: Opt for highly absorbent disposable diapers, which wick moisture away from the skin. Cloth diapers can also be used, but make sure they are changed frequently.

Proper Fit: Ensure the diaper fits snugly but not too tightly. A diaper that is too tight can cause chafing and restrict airflow, leading to a rash. Conversely, a diaper that is too loose may allow leaks and more exposure to moisture.

4. Diaper-Free Time

Allowing your baby to go without a diaper for periods throughout the day can help their skin breathe and stay dry. Consider doing this after each diaper change or for 10-15 minutes a few times per day. Placing your baby on a waterproof mat or towel can help manage any accidents during this time.

5. Avoid Irritating Products

Be mindful of the products you use on your baby’s skin, as some ingredients can cause or exacerbate diaper rash:

Mild, Fragrance-Free Products: Choose baby wipes, soaps, and lotions that are free from alcohol, fragrances, and other potentially irritating chemicals.

Gentle Detergents: If using cloth diapers, wash them with mild, hypoallergenic laundry detergent. Ensure they are rinsed thoroughly to remove any detergent residue.

6. Monitor Diet and Reactions

As your baby grows and their diet changes, you may notice that certain foods lead to more frequent or severe diaper rash. Common culprits include acidic foods (like citrus fruits) or certain fruits and vegetables (like tomatoes and strawberries). Keep track of any changes in your baby’s diet and the impact on their diaper area.

7. Proper Treatment of Infections

If your baby develops a fungal or bacterial infection in the diaper area, it’s crucial to treat it promptly. Yeast infections can be treated with antifungal creams prescribed by a paediatrician, while bacterial infections may require antibiotic ointment. Always consult your doctor if you suspect a disease, as it can worsen if left untreated.

FAQs

1. What is the best way to treat diaper rash at home?

2. How can I tell if my baby has a severe case of diaper rash?

3. Are there specific diapers that are less likely to cause rash?

4. Can diaper rash happen during potty training?

5. What ingredients should I avoid in diaper care products? 

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8.10.24 Saturday

1:13 am

Done, streaming/ going live in Tagged...

I feel young here coz of my make-up but I have a "deep smile lines" already... I still feel bitterish and thinking of money.

I have a strong windblow... Grrr...

1:28 am

Still,have windblow...

I mentioned on my stream/live that there are some people who are being judgemental on me here coz I wasn't here from the past years. Some thought that I'm just new here in Cavite...

8:31 am

Still,have windblow...

Drinking my first cup of coffee and still thinking of money and job and my future... I feel bitterish, I really wanna get a bf that I want to assist me. I want Garret or supposed to be my cousin-white coz I don't like anyone here...

Last night/ midnight I received that question again and for the 5th time " what would I change if I can go back to my past life"? For the 5th or nth time, I will say "My Maturity" but it wasn't my fault...

I feel bitterish.... I feel frustrated for not progressing for 17 years.

I'm super self-pitying... I wanna buy Starbucks everyday... I wanna get my own job. I wanna buy some stuff...

I wanna get Ken ( Barbie's Bf ) who can assist me in life... Like Garret or My Cousin-White...

9:23 am

Still,have windblow...

I was thinking if Ely is a good friend behind my back? Ely is a nice person in front of me coz originally he is a friend of my childhood bestfriend here named Apple. But I hope Ely is not doing any unfair things behind my back.

I still have credit on Ely amounting 4k pesoses plus... I still need to ask a back-up on Ely by next month coz I need to get a job. But I really just want Ely as a friend but if I can't pay him if I reach that 10k pesoses, I need to pay him a song number. But we are just FRIENDS!

On other men here, I don't like them for caging me, I can't give myself on someone that I don't like or will just bang my head...

If I don't ask them to help then I don't like them....I want Garret and my cousin-white... I wanna end up with someone who can speak English.

I have a windblow saying please,please fuck me,fuck me Peachy....I don't know them angels...

12:30 noon

Uncle DD and Aunt Karen are here again....

12:51 noon

So sad Uncle Jun is plastics on me... Coz he is asking for a coins again on Uncle DD....

When he is asking for a coins meaning he will lift you up... Sad family I have... Very,very sad angels....Sad story of Peachy....

3:55 pm

Still,have windblow...

I wanna leave Cavite..... I need a bf to assist me Garret or my cousin-white ( my first cousin ) I feel bitterish, why am I trapped for 17 years???

I need money... I wanna buy starbucks and I want vanities.

If this is Mitch it is so unfair,she had a botox already??? Why,Mitch? Did you give me these "simple battery"??? Did you get my seat without telling me? You model that without giving me here... You got all the crown???

4:08 pm

I need money angels... I want vanities and to buy cute stuff and my Dr Alvins Rejuv or Peeling Set...

8:40 pm

Still,have windblow...

I will stop putting a washable diaper on John... He got a "diaper urine burn" on his penis angels... I will just clean and put a betadine,probably his madre cacao ointment can heal it.

I need more washable diaper coz I let him wear it for hours... We have only 2 washable diaper. It is a lesson learned for today...

Sorry my baby John... I saw a wound or rash on his penis... It is a bit bleeding.... John's urine is acidic due to his vitamin C.

9:07 pm

We still need 5 or 6 more washable diaper in a day... But lesson learned John's penis needs to breathe... But a disposable diaper is fine, still I need 5 to 6 to 7 diapers in a day probably...

No undies for John now...

10:51 pm

Still,have windblow...

I don't like anyone here... I really like my actual first cousin-white or Garret...

The windblow is saying stay here... I don't like anyone here... I really wanna travel in a way and get some vanities like I need a regular foot spa... I need to go back to dentist for polish revive, I have a coffee stain.

I want Barbie looking guys my actual cousin-white or Garret but hating my cousin for being married...

I feel so ugly,old and fat with no story angels...