@bacon03.bsky.social

30s ABDL Switchy PNW

I dont understand why everyone must jump to conclusions. I bring up that i went camping with a member of the opposite sex and my coworkers immediately jump to "sex". Nothing happened. I went camping, they went camping with me. The end.

Hi Monster Fans! If you’ve been following me for a while you might have heard that I’ve been working on a Bluey themed ABDL Walker, and I’m excited to announce that it’s officially complete! And…It might be coming to a con near you…. The latest to rise up from the slab in “Kada-monster’s Lab”

A purple and teal circular ABDL walker with teal accents on the recess of the tray and a little touch of pink circles in contrast with the rest. It stands about 4 feet wide, approximately 3 feet tall and it’s painted to look like the Granny Mobile from the show “Bluey” complete with Cell-shading to further sell the look. 

The upholstery is a light yellow color to resemble the roof of the granny mobile and features a tufted effect. A purple and teal circular ABDL walker with teal accents on the recess of the tray and a little touch of pink circles in contrast with the rest. It stands about 4 feet wide, approximately 3 feet tall and it’s painted to look like the Granny Mobile from the show “Bluey” complete with Cell-shading to further sell the look. 

The upholstery is a light yellow color to resemble the roof of the granny mobile and features a tufted effect. A purple and teal circular ABDL walker with teal accents on the recess of the tray and a little touch of pink circles in contrast with the rest. It stands about 4 feet wide, approximately 3 feet tall and it’s painted to look like the Granny Mobile from the show “Bluey” complete with Cell-shading to further sell the look. 

The upholstery is a light yellow color to resemble the roof of the granny mobile and features a tufted effect. 

In this view the tray is lifted away to reveal a crotch strap that attaches to the tray and below the front of the seat
And reveals the magnetic closure that holds a the tray into place when in use.

Sliding a fresh diaper under your butt, dusting you with powder… only for Mommy to squat over it and let everything she’s held in alllll day pour into your brand-new padding. Then she tapes you up, gives it a slow, teasing squish. Hope you don’t leak, baby~ Mommy’s not changing you till tomorrow.

Just look at the pretty lights and empty your head~ 😵 Fun little project I've been working on - I modeled, printed, soldered, and assembled possibly the most mesmerizing crib mobile in existence!💫 What do y'all think of it? I might do a small production run if there's enough interest! :3c ⭐💖✨☁🌙

I have issues with body image. It's not the shape. Im okay with that. It's the body hair. I dont like it. I dont mind armpits or facial hair. It's the rest of it. All over my chest, belly, back. I see it on myself and I feel uncomfortable. I try to let it grow but I cant bring myself to do it.

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Happy New Year from all of us at CAPCon! 🎉 From a small idea to a growing community, this is the story of how CAPCon came to be. 📖 Here’s to where we’ve been, and what comes in the future! We can't wait to see you in March! capcon.club

Comic illustration showing anthropomorphic animals gathered for story time at "The Changing Station." A bear character offers to tell a fun, true story and selects a book titled "The Story of CAPCon." The story flashes back to a woman named Ellexy in Chicago who searches online for like-minded people to explore ageplay. She attends a local munch and discusses her interests, but no one understands her.Comic strip showing the origin of a community focused on age play. A woman feels isolated at a local event, then gathers new friends and introduces them to age play. She meets two allies, and together they form the "Chicago Age Players" group. They dream of a dedicated convention and, through teamwork and planning, create a space where people can gather and play.Cartoon illustration split into two sections. The top half, in sepia tones, shows the first Capcon convention with people playing under a "CAPCON" banner, surrounded by balloons. Text explains the small beginnings and growing attendance over the years, crediting Ellexy's search for community. The bottom half, in full color, features a bear reading "The Story of CAPCon" reflecting on the convention’s 15-year history and wondering what the future holds.