Update 4/20/20

I love Stephen King, that's not a secret, but sometimes his endings do seem a little rushed or out of left field. I may have inherited that weakness. I won't go into excuses or particulars as to why the Struggle ended the way it did, but I'm doing my best to remedy that. Thank you for liking it, however.

I don’t want to give any of the endings away but to name one would be the struggle. That ending could have gone like a million different ways. While I did like the ending it felt like there was so much more that could be done, though that might just be me wanted to see many more stories in the universe

I've definitely been influenced by both of the writers you've named. I'm not sure how I'd classify my endings, tbh. The best ones tend to be complicated but speak to the the world and premise that's been set up.

I love both your long stories and short stories. The long ones help us feel for the characters and the suspense of how it's all going to end. The only thing I've noticed that somewhat sets you apart is your endings. Way back in the day it felt like all diaper smut ended with the character happily in diapers. Then Long-Rifle came along and everyone was a "bad" ending, though we all loved it. Then others stories started popping up like from Bbykimmy and others on the DD forums and ending went back to being happy again. Most of your stories have a happy to maybe bittersweet ending though you do have a few darker or "bad" endings tossed in which helps keep the end of the story a mystery.

Do people really notice the double spacing after the period that much? It was something I was taught in high school and have never been able to shake it.

I got it right on the vote! :) What tipped me was a couple of writing tells I've seen in your other stories. Double spacing after a period, the *** line to separate scenes, and so forth. I thought you guys were devious enough to intentionally copy these traits from each other in order to double-bluff us... But I had no doubts once I saw the theme (Youtuber speaking into the camera as narrative framing), the little pop culture references and the general tone of the ending. And hurray for commissions! Short stories is always good for a quick read, a good way to grab people's attention without committing to twelve chapters. Make sure to not burn yourself out, you're already working on a lot of spinning plates all at once.

Pelo Dee

Oh none of those stories is going to stop. But I'm willing to make room if people want shorter stuff, too. But seriously, thank you for your support. I think you'll like what comes next in New Narnia. (No spoilers)

Your stories being novel length is one of the reasons why I’m here paying to read your work. It takes skill to keep a reader’s interest for that long lol. In regards to your current stories, I’ve never been the biggest fan of the diaper dimension, so I kind of shy away from those stories...but The New Narnia has got me hook line and sinker. I’m constantly checking to see if a new chapter has been added. Very addicting. I love stories that have a slow methodical return to babyhood and your stories usually tell it in such a good way.

Hahahaha! I never thought about that.

I’ll have to read it again but one of them had a diaper messing sound effect in it. I know you’re generally subtle with messy diapers even when it’s none cushypen work. So one of the stories had the “bfffh” like sound effect of someone messing their diaper and I can’t remember you ever writing sometime like that so I figured that one couldn’t be yours