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What an Adult Baby Wants Part 2. I bet you didn't see that coming! Script Below:

The Script In English, so you can translate it.
Posted for LittleStarWalker initially.

This is after the introduction song:

The first time around I spoke about what an adult baby wants. I was very generalized. I did that to make the video simple so it could apply

to most adult babies and littles. But the truth is, not everyone wants the same thing. When it comes down to it, not everybody likes

peporoni pizza. Some people like mushrooms. And some people don't like pizza at all. So I want this video to branch out in a different

direction. I want to talk about the possibile toppings you could put on your pizza, so to say.

Still, before I do so let me just reiterate that it's still true that most adult babies and littles are looking to feel like a child. They

often are seeking acceptance and love so they don't feel alienated. They often have special needs just like a real child.

The bottom line is if you are an adult baby, little, or a friend or spouse of one, communication is key. Talk things out. Maybe consider

the various things I am about to discuss next in this video.

So without further ado, let's talk about some of the stuff an adult baby or little could theoretically want. Of course, most of these

things I can also relate to, so maybe this video is about to turn into what BabyMitchy wants.
I promise I'll try my best though!

So what would an ABDL little want from a friend? Say a best friend? At the minimum, someone to confide in, talk to when support is needed.

But many abdl's littles are searching for even more. Many AB's Littles are looking for situations where they don't have to hide who they

are. Say a friend that is okay with you wearing a diaper under your jammies or even using a pacifier around them. Don't underestimate the

power of letting them wear diapers with you knowing or them being visible. Letting them do this around you will make them feel so accepted

and happy, trust me, and it's not that big of a deal as long as things don't go too far for the vanilla friend.

Vanilla is a word used for someone that doesn't know about or practice the same things as another person.


Things could progress further but it really depends on the frienship. Going camping in diapers, wearing them fully exposed around your

friend, possibly in extreme circumstances them pretending to be an older brother, sister, or even a parent. At that stage your relationship

is getting pretty serious so I reccomend you consider the ramifications of taking it there.


For me, I think I'd be pretty happy with hanging out with little friends in nappies and playing some classic video games. I'd deffinitely

love to hug and play but in a non sexual, childlike fashion.

As far as what many would want from a parent, it would be for them to take control. I want to feel like a child. Like the mommy or daddy is

the boss. If I don't do what I am supposed to or do something bad, I expect to be punished. I like the idea of putting a significant other

in a position where they have a free pass to put me in diapers at any time (as long as it doesn't interfere with life/work things.) Say I

am being rude or deeply involved in something ignoring them. I personally would enjoy having a parent come in, put the foot down and ask

why I am not in a diaper. Taking me into the changing room and transforming me whether I like it or not. (So to say.)

I'd love to get christmas presents a child would get, or have a kids birthday. Maybe even having little friends and mommies and daddy's.

The list of what you can do on your own, or with friends and significant other is huge. These are just some of the things you can do.

So take my #1 advice to heart and make sure the communication is there. You'll never find what you are looking for if you don't take a few

chances. And you'll never find what you are looking for if you keep it all bottled up inside. Keep your hopes and dreams alive, never give

up and I'm sending you loving hugs, from me, baby mitchy.