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Bosky
"Spikey!" cried Yosh as he dashed around their nursery. "Spikey-Spikey-Spikey-Spikey!"
Spike groaned as he woke from his slumber.
"Too early," he moaned.
"Not too early!" Yosh exclaimed as he scampered up into Spike's bassinet. "Mommy Celestia come soon!"
"Mommy Celestia?" asked Spike.
Yosh wrapped himself around Spike and rolled all about.
"Yes, yes, YES!" he quacked. "I hatched today and she said I'd be getting a super-duper-extra-special-amazing-fun-surprise!"
Spike belched a small burst of green gas from the stomach upset he was getting from Yosh's rocking and rolling.
"Stop it!" he moaned. "You're making feel yucky."
Spike's cheeks puffed up as he groaned.
"But it's my birthday!" Yosh proclaimed Yosh as he bounced about Spike on all fours. "I hatched today! Aren't you excited? I know I'm excited! You wouldn't have a friend like me if I didn't hatch today!"
Spike couldn't hold back the ill feeling he was getting. So, in a mighty burst, the purple dragon belched out a torrent of green flame that burned his mobile to a crisp.
"Whoah!" exclaimed Yosh. "Are you okay? I know when you do that you usually aren't feeling okay. Is there something I can do to help you? Water, juice, diaper change?"
Spike's head began to hurt. There was no way he was getting back to sleep. Not so long as Yosh was even more the morning dragon than he usually was.
"I'm up!" he grumbled while tossing his blanket off. "Why can't you sleep?"
Yosh ran behind Spike, gave him a super tight hug that made the purple dragon gasp for air, and replied, "We did sleep! Mommy Celestia sang to us and then she changed our diapers and then she tucked us in and then she turned on the nightlight and then she-"
"Yosh!" growled Spike as he wriggled his way out of the duck-dragon's grasp. "I know what Mommy Celestia does for beddy-bye time!"
Spike looked back towards his bassinet. It looked so inviting.
"And," he said. "I'm not ready to be sunny side up."
"But I am!" cried Yosh as he ran alongside Spike. "It's my birthday and I am so excited for what surprises Mommy Celestia has planned for me and to see Dawnbreak Horizon and maybe your Twilight Sparkle will come, too!"
Spike's headache just kept getting worse-and-worse with each word Yosh quickly shout out of his beak. Something had to be done. Something like what just came to his attention as he looked past his bed and saw what was on the lower shelf of the changing table.
"Hey, Yosh," said Spike. "I have a surprise for you!"
"You do!" Yosh cried while leaping into the air. As he did, his little arms and legs fluttered about like a blur as he accidentally kicked Spike forward while he went about hovering in the air.
Spike stumbled forward and fell on his stomach. This caused him to belch out another burst of green fire breath that engulfed the diapers on the changing table and made them disappear in a puff of smoke.
Spike gasped upon realizing he had made the diapers disappear and toasted his mobile. Mommy Celestia wasn't going to be happy and it wasn't even completely his fault.
Yosh landed from his mid-air flutter and helped Spike to his feet.
"What's the surprise?" he asked. "I can't wait! I'm so excited! I really know you have a good surprise for me, because you and I are such special friends and will always be brothers and friends forever!"
"Okay," said Spike as he squeezed Yosh's beak closed. "I need you to keep quiet and close your eyes."
"Close my eyes?" asked Yosh.
Spike sighed as he knew the whole 'keep quiet' part was next to impossible for his roommate.
"Just keep your eyes closed, okay," he insisted.
"Okay!" exclaimed Yosh. "Oh, I bet it is going to be super-wonderful-great-awesome..."
Yosh just kept on talking as he clapped his hands and scampered in place. The clapping only added to Spike's pounding headache and the obncious rustle of Yosh's diaper as he moved about in place made for a sound combination that just couldn't be tolerated much longer. Birthday, or not.
"I hope this works," he said as he grabbed hold of the largest pacifier from the changing table.
"Here comes," grinned Spike as he aimed the pacifier for Yosh's continually moving mouth.
"Oh, I can't wait! I can't wait! I can't-"
*SPLOP*
Yosh stopped scampering and clapping as he felt something press into his mouth.
"Mumble-Suckle-Suckle-Mumble," said Yosh as he felt at the pacifier in his mouth.
"Now," said Spike as he grinned from ear-to-ear. "You can't take it out unless Mommy Celestia tells you to."
Yosh mumbled something that sounded a lot like, "Why not?"
"That is a super-duper special sucky that I picked out just for you and it'd make me very sad if you didn't like it."
Yosh nodded and smiled while suckling even more proudly upon the pacifier.
"Knock, knock" called a familiar voice.
Spike gasped as Celestia came into the nursery.
"I must say, Spike, that was certainly one way to tell me you needed your diaper changed," Celestia remarked as she used her magic to put the diapers back to where they belonged. "Having a bunch of diapers shower down amidst a boring meeting certainly livened the mood and made for a good laugh."
Celestia then took notice of Spike's, charred mobile.
"Wow!" she gasped. "Someone needs his gems!"
The princess then appeared quite confused. Something just wasn't right.
Yosh.
"Where's Yosh?" she asked while looking about the room.
Spike grinned as he patted Yosh on the back and stated, "He's right here, Mommy Celestia."
"Oh!" she gasped. "I'm just so used to hearing you talking up a storm when I come in here. As it is your birthday, I thought you'd really be a flurry of conversation."
Yosh tried to talk, but he remembered the promise he made Spike and he was going to keep it. Spike was his brother and he wasn't going to be a bad brother after getting such a special gift from his friend.
"Happy birthday!" cheered Spike. "It's going to be a great day!"
"That it is," stated Celestia. "But, first we've got to take care of that burnt mobile and get you some gems before you get a tummy ache."
It may have been Yosh's birthday, but Spike felt like it was his own special day. He was going to get a new mobile, a big, gemstone breakfast, and-
Celestia levitated Spike onto the changing table.
And a diaper change.
Bosky"Spikey!" cried Yosh as he dashed around their nursery. "Spikey-Spikey-Spikey-Spikey!"
Spike groaned as he woke from his slumber.
"Too early," he moaned.
"Not too early!" Yosh exclaimed as he scampered up into Spike's bassinet. "Mommy Celestia come soon!"
"Mommy Celestia?" asked Spike.
Yosh wrapped himself around Spike and rolled all about.
"Yes, yes, YES!" he quacked. "I hatched today and she said I'd be getting a super-duper-extra-special-amazing-fun-surprise!"
Spike belched a small burst of green gas from the stomach upset he was getting from Yosh's rocking and rolling.
"Stop it!" he moaned. "You're making feel yucky."
Spike's cheeks puffed up as he groaned.
"But it's my birthday!" Yosh proclaimed Yosh as he bounced about Spike on all fours. "I hatched today! Aren't you excited? I know I'm excited! You wouldn't have a friend like me if I didn't hatch today!"
Spike couldn't hold back the ill feeling he was getting. So, in a mighty burst, the purple dragon belched out a torrent of green flame that burned his mobile to a crisp.
"Whoah!" exclaimed Yosh. "Are you okay? I know when you do that you usually aren't feeling okay. Is there something I can do to help you? Water, juice, diaper change?"
Spike's head began to hurt. There was no way he was getting back to sleep. Not so long as Yosh was even more the morning dragon than he usually was.
"I'm up!" he grumbled while tossing his blanket off. "Why can't you sleep?"
Yosh ran behind Spike, gave him a super tight hug that made the purple dragon gasp for air, and replied, "We did sleep! Mommy Celestia sang to us and then she changed our diapers and then she tucked us in and then she turned on the nightlight and then she-"
"Yosh!" growled Spike as he wriggled his way out of the duck-dragon's grasp. "I know what Mommy Celestia does for beddy-bye time!"
Spike looked back towards his bassinet. It looked so inviting.
"And," he said. "I'm not ready to be sunny side up."
"But I am!" cried Yosh as he ran alongside Spike. "It's my birthday and I am so excited for what surprises Mommy Celestia has planned for me and to see Dawnbreak Horizon and maybe your Twilight Sparkle will come, too!"
Spike's headache just kept getting worse-and-worse with each word Yosh quickly shout out of his beak. Something had to be done. Something like what just came to his attention as he looked past his bed and saw what was on the lower shelf of the changing table.
"Hey, Yosh," said Spike. "I have a surprise for you!"
"You do!" Yosh cried while leaping into the air. As he did, his little arms and legs fluttered about like a blur as he accidentally kicked Spike forward while he went about hovering in the air.
Spike stumbled forward and fell on his stomach. This caused him to belch out another burst of green fire breath that engulfed the diapers on the changing table and made them disappear in a puff of smoke.
Spike gasped upon realizing he had made the diapers disappear and toasted his mobile. Mommy Celestia wasn't going to be happy and it wasn't even completely his fault.
Yosh landed from his mid-air flutter and helped Spike to his feet.
"What's the surprise?" he asked. "I can't wait! I'm so excited! I really know you have a good surprise for me, because you and I are such special friends and will always be brothers and friends forever!"
"Okay," said Spike as he squeezed Yosh's beak closed. "I need you to keep quiet and close your eyes."
"Close my eyes?" asked Yosh.
Spike sighed as he knew the whole 'keep quiet' part was next to impossible for his roommate.
"Just keep your eyes closed, okay," he insisted.
"Okay!" exclaimed Yosh. "Oh, I bet it is going to be super-wonderful-great-awesome..."
Yosh just kept on talking as he clapped his hands and scampered in place. The clapping only added to Spike's pounding headache and the obncious rustle of Yosh's diaper as he moved about in place made for a sound combination that just couldn't be tolerated much longer. Birthday, or not.
"I hope this works," he said as he grabbed hold of the largest pacifier from the changing table.
"Here comes," grinned Spike as he aimed the pacifier for Yosh's continually moving mouth.
"Oh, I can't wait! I can't wait! I can't-"
*SPLOP*
Yosh stopped scampering and clapping as he felt something press into his mouth.
"Mumble-Suckle-Suckle-Mumble," said Yosh as he felt at the pacifier in his mouth.
"Now," said Spike as he grinned from ear-to-ear. "You can't take it out unless Mommy Celestia tells you to."
Yosh mumbled something that sounded a lot like, "Why not?"
"That is a super-duper special sucky that I picked out just for you and it'd make me very sad if you didn't like it."
Yosh nodded and smiled while suckling even more proudly upon the pacifier.
"Knock, knock" called a familiar voice.
Spike gasped as Celestia came into the nursery.
"I must say, Spike, that was certainly one way to tell me you needed your diaper changed," Celestia remarked as she used her magic to put the diapers back to where they belonged. "Having a bunch of diapers shower down amidst a boring meeting certainly livened the mood and made for a good laugh."
Celestia then took notice of Spike's, charred mobile.
"Wow!" she gasped. "Someone needs his gems!"
The princess then appeared quite confused. Something just wasn't right.
Yosh.
"Where's Yosh?" she asked while looking about the room.
Spike grinned as he patted Yosh on the back and stated, "He's right here, Mommy Celestia."
"Oh!" she gasped. "I'm just so used to hearing you talking up a storm when I come in here. As it is your birthday, I thought you'd really be a flurry of conversation."
Yosh tried to talk, but he remembered the promise he made Spike and he was going to keep it. Spike was his brother and he wasn't going to be a bad brother after getting such a special gift from his friend.
"Happy birthday!" cheered Spike. "It's going to be a great day!"
"That it is," stated Celestia. "But, first we've got to take care of that burnt mobile and get you some gems before you get a tummy ache."
It may have been Yosh's birthday, but Spike felt like it was his own special day. He was going to get a new mobile, a big, gemstone breakfast, and-
Celestia levitated Spike onto the changing table.
And a diaper change.
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It is a lot of fun writing these. Especially since I haven't done any "Fun" writing in over two months. :)
Thanks so much for reading. I just let it all go and had fun writing this. No second thoughts. Just let it be what it was meant to be and it felt great to do it.
Think I should dare post this on FiM Fiction? <LoL!>
Thanks so much for reading. I just let it all go and had fun writing this. No second thoughts. Just let it be what it was meant to be and it felt great to do it.
Think I should dare post this on FiM Fiction? <LoL!>
FiM Fiction is pretty much the OFFICIAL site for Pony fiction for MLP: Friendship is Magic.
You can find it by going to https://www.fimfiction.net
Lots of great stories.
I mostly like to write about Yosh and Spike. Though, I've also done my friends Toroth and Tacki. I've also written a few random tales of Spike with Rarity.
I want to do a "Foaling Around" story with Shining Armor and Cadence. Though, that will be for another time. :)
You can find it by going to https://www.fimfiction.net
Lots of great stories.
I mostly like to write about Yosh and Spike. Though, I've also done my friends Toroth and Tacki. I've also written a few random tales of Spike with Rarity.
I want to do a "Foaling Around" story with Shining Armor and Cadence. Though, that will be for another time. :)
Oh, that wasn't an RP. I think that was a post by Filly Scoots that made my mind start churning with ideas. I got a lot of feedback on how I should write it. I want to, I just need to get the muse to strike me right.
I usually prefer to do Spike. I love Spike. He and I are very similar, even though he is a fictional character. We both are misunderstood, different from every pony else, and often find ourselves taking the brunt of the blame when it comes to things beyond our control or understanding.
We also are both very dedicated, do our best to fit in where we can, and are proud to know we can do things to make others happy. :)
I usually prefer to do Spike. I love Spike. He and I are very similar, even though he is a fictional character. We both are misunderstood, different from every pony else, and often find ourselves taking the brunt of the blame when it comes to things beyond our control or understanding.
We also are both very dedicated, do our best to fit in where we can, and are proud to know we can do things to make others happy. :)
Another Great Story Yosh. I cannot tell you how much I love these stories of yours. The way you integrated your characters into the world of MLP is just so clever. I have tried and failed to replicate this method with my own works (With Spyro), but I guess I should stick with my own method.
No pressure though, write only when you feel like it.
No pressure though, write only when you feel like it.
I'm actually trying to "Feel like it" more often. The only thing that has kept me from it is work. Being bullied and having your character quashed on a regular basis for reasons you never knew existed is quite disheartening and takes the creative mojo down a bit. *Shrugs*
I want to do something with Cadence and Shining Armor next. I have suddenly gained an appreciation for them. :)
As for your stories, we all have a style and, with practice, you will refine yours to where you feel you are doing the right amount of justice to Spyro and/or Pony while still showing the Leon magic. :)
I want to do something with Cadence and Shining Armor next. I have suddenly gained an appreciation for them. :)
As for your stories, we all have a style and, with practice, you will refine yours to where you feel you are doing the right amount of justice to Spyro and/or Pony while still showing the Leon magic. :)
*Crinklehugs you all super tight and wraps your tail around him so we are all close, warm, and happy*
I'm glad you enjoyed the story, Ozzie. It makes me very happy that you found it worthy of your time to read.
I was thinking about you today as I pondered how important it is to make the world more aware of how capable those of us with special needs really are. We may have "Physical" limitations. However, our mental prowess is limitless if given the right tools, environment, and opportunity.
Things at work are nearing their final BM downward. Good thing I have been wearing my Attends. :)
I'm glad you enjoyed the story, Ozzie. It makes me very happy that you found it worthy of your time to read.
I was thinking about you today as I pondered how important it is to make the world more aware of how capable those of us with special needs really are. We may have "Physical" limitations. However, our mental prowess is limitless if given the right tools, environment, and opportunity.
Things at work are nearing their final BM downward. Good thing I have been wearing my Attends. :)
*Fluffs about the back of your padding and giggles*
Coping with a degenerative disorder isn't easy. Especially in our cases where the organizations we worked for / once worked for were far from understanding and more into placing blame on us instead of genuinely trying to find ways to make everyone happy.
Next week, I get to start with a Real Life RP! As I got punished for how I stood up for myself, I am going from "Yosh" to "Mrl. Happy Duck Pants"! I'm going to be happy and compliant and play good Office Politics.
Truth be told, it'll be the hardest RP I've ever played, but I am eager to try and master it. Albeit my plushies will still be at my desk and I will still be padding up for that extra sense of non-medicated comfort. :)
Coping with a degenerative disorder isn't easy. Especially in our cases where the organizations we worked for / once worked for were far from understanding and more into placing blame on us instead of genuinely trying to find ways to make everyone happy.
Next week, I get to start with a Real Life RP! As I got punished for how I stood up for myself, I am going from "Yosh" to "Mrl. Happy Duck Pants"! I'm going to be happy and compliant and play good Office Politics.
Truth be told, it'll be the hardest RP I've ever played, but I am eager to try and master it. Albeit my plushies will still be at my desk and I will still be padding up for that extra sense of non-medicated comfort. :)
*giggles n pats your crinkle pants*
Yeah, its certainly anything but easy. My workplace was one you would think would be most understanding, a hospital. But no.
Hehe, good luck with your RLRP. How did you get punished for standing up for yourself exactly? If its becoming a problem, consult the ADA. Americans with Disabilities Act. They tend to light a fire under those who would try something shady with a handicapped person.
It turns out my blood sugar and calcium levels are still high, so now I have to go see the doctor on Monday. *sigh* They will probably put me on pills, but I hope I don't have to inject stuff or do that blood glucose test every day or anything. It runs in the family, but its never come to that. My mom and my sister have it, but they're on thyroid meds and sugar pills. So I hope that's all I will need.
Yeah, its certainly anything but easy. My workplace was one you would think would be most understanding, a hospital. But no.
Hehe, good luck with your RLRP. How did you get punished for standing up for yourself exactly? If its becoming a problem, consult the ADA. Americans with Disabilities Act. They tend to light a fire under those who would try something shady with a handicapped person.
It turns out my blood sugar and calcium levels are still high, so now I have to go see the doctor on Monday. *sigh* They will probably put me on pills, but I hope I don't have to inject stuff or do that blood glucose test every day or anything. It runs in the family, but its never come to that. My mom and my sister have it, but they're on thyroid meds and sugar pills. So I hope that's all I will need.
Yuckies! Thyroid is something my wife has to deal with and the limitations that go with the meds regarding how long you have to wait to eat, or drink, is a pain. :(
*Snuggles you super tight to where both our diapers crinkle together* I really hope your appointment goes favorably on Monday. You're going through enough as it is and the last thing you need is more to deal with. I also have yet to ever find a medication, or procedure, that doesn't come with some sort of side effects. Even if its just greater anxiety and/or depression, knowing your body is degenerating and all you can do is go to doctors and take meds is enough to create non-cubby thoughts.
I have an appointment myself that I'm shaking in my shorts about. The Cornea Specialist wants to see if my cornea is staying stable despite already having acquired a corneal ulcer. If I get more, or one forms in a more prominent spot, it's off to surgery... again.
Though, at this point, I really don't care. I got EXTREMELY put in my ;ace this past Thursday at work. I was figuratively crucified by my Team Manager, Director, and the lady in Employee Relations who was supposed to be helping me.
All I asked was, after being told all I've been told, if I could transfer to another department where vision wasn't so much an issue. Instead, I got told that, apparently, I've been documented for years for having a "Bad Attitude" and "Lack Professionalism" and that I "Don't accept help". They also went after me for my e-mail writing skills, again, saying how mine come off mean spirited due to where I'd use CAPS to emphasize a point.
The latter point is super subjective as, honestly, I've written 100s of e-mails and nobody, except my own management, has complained about how I emphasize key points. Though, the whole "Bad Attitude" thing is totally new and, now, I have to have monthly meetings to ensure I'm "Getting a better attitude". Oh, this is not to forget how I was further told by my Director that, "...I could transfer you to another job. But you'd fair. Because of your attitude."
So, RLRP is my only hope now as I just wait for them to keep turning all my concerns against me. My company has done everything to put the blame on me for things I only brought up to show how I needed to just get to a non-visually focused job. :( yay...
*Snuggles you super tight to where both our diapers crinkle together* I really hope your appointment goes favorably on Monday. You're going through enough as it is and the last thing you need is more to deal with. I also have yet to ever find a medication, or procedure, that doesn't come with some sort of side effects. Even if its just greater anxiety and/or depression, knowing your body is degenerating and all you can do is go to doctors and take meds is enough to create non-cubby thoughts.
I have an appointment myself that I'm shaking in my shorts about. The Cornea Specialist wants to see if my cornea is staying stable despite already having acquired a corneal ulcer. If I get more, or one forms in a more prominent spot, it's off to surgery... again.
Though, at this point, I really don't care. I got EXTREMELY put in my ;ace this past Thursday at work. I was figuratively crucified by my Team Manager, Director, and the lady in Employee Relations who was supposed to be helping me.
All I asked was, after being told all I've been told, if I could transfer to another department where vision wasn't so much an issue. Instead, I got told that, apparently, I've been documented for years for having a "Bad Attitude" and "Lack Professionalism" and that I "Don't accept help". They also went after me for my e-mail writing skills, again, saying how mine come off mean spirited due to where I'd use CAPS to emphasize a point.
The latter point is super subjective as, honestly, I've written 100s of e-mails and nobody, except my own management, has complained about how I emphasize key points. Though, the whole "Bad Attitude" thing is totally new and, now, I have to have monthly meetings to ensure I'm "Getting a better attitude". Oh, this is not to forget how I was further told by my Director that, "...I could transfer you to another job. But you'd fair. Because of your attitude."
So, RLRP is my only hope now as I just wait for them to keep turning all my concerns against me. My company has done everything to put the blame on me for things I only brought up to show how I needed to just get to a non-visually focused job. :( yay...
Yeah, it really sucks. I don't want to have to limit what I eat even more than I do now. I'm starting to wonder if its because I recently got put on Zoloft. My levels seemed to go all wonky just after that. I'll bring it up with my doctor and see. I just hope it isn't severe and that its nothing worse. I dunno how much more of this I can take really.
*snuggles n crinklehugs* I hope your appointment goes well too. Your poor eye. I wish I could just use some magic to heal it for you.
Your work place is nuts. You should go to HR and complain about how they are the ones with a bad attitude, and if they aren't willing to work with you, you can go file a charge of discrimination based on the ADA. I'm sure they don't want that. Lacking professionalism? They do know your eye sight is bad right? That's going to cause issues with trying to be professional. Unless they're talking about you bringing in Baby Spike to your desk. But yeah, if you have an HR department, I'd suggest going there. They can go above a director's head to his boss and his boss's boss and so on. Emotion is hard to define in plain text, so saying your emails are mean spirited is straight up BS. I hate to say it, but it sounds more like they're trying to come up with reasons to get rid of you that aren't because of your disability, and that's just wrong.
*snuggles n crinklehugs* I hope your appointment goes well too. Your poor eye. I wish I could just use some magic to heal it for you.
Your work place is nuts. You should go to HR and complain about how they are the ones with a bad attitude, and if they aren't willing to work with you, you can go file a charge of discrimination based on the ADA. I'm sure they don't want that. Lacking professionalism? They do know your eye sight is bad right? That's going to cause issues with trying to be professional. Unless they're talking about you bringing in Baby Spike to your desk. But yeah, if you have an HR department, I'd suggest going there. They can go above a director's head to his boss and his boss's boss and so on. Emotion is hard to define in plain text, so saying your emails are mean spirited is straight up BS. I hate to say it, but it sounds more like they're trying to come up with reasons to get rid of you that aren't because of your disability, and that's just wrong.
*Sigh* I can't go to HR, because I already went to...
1: Diversity and Inclusion
2: Leave Management
3: Employee Relations
And all three said that "Find an employee a new position, regardless the reason, is beyond the scope of their department's ability".
It was actually "Employee Relations" that got me put on a virtual "Corrective Action Plan (CAP)". :(
Nope, they've done proper CYA to show that I am the one who is not doing all I can to appreciate and work with what resources are available to help me. Forget how demoralized I've been, and how much of their issues with me were only recently brought up. Nope, I'm bad and they're all good. That's that.
As for appointments, I do hope yours goes well. Have you ever tried "Lexapro" or "Celexa" for depression / anxiety? I've been told both have the least amount of potential for side effects. I used 40 mg Celexa and, now, I'm on 20 Mg of Lexapro generic. That, along with 2x to 3x Clonopin 1 Mg per day has helped me, in large part, hold together.
I'm looking forward to getting this appointment over with. I'm scared of it and even more scared of having to come back to work after it. I just want some peace of mind and knowing I'm in a place that used all I've brought up for reasons to relocate against me doesn't make me a happy worker. Knowing that, over the past 3 years, nobody has taken the time to tell me how I could improve my alleged "Attitude" or "Lack of Professionalism" makes me even more upset.
The only gripe I've gotten was my e-mail writing, which I've been endeavoring hard to improve on. Though, now I have these "Surprise" issues that now make me feel like there are other ones people are holding back from me. I dislike not being told until way Ex Post Facto about things.
If anyone wonders why I have plushies at my desk and wear diapers at work, it's all to feel "Comfort" and "Safety" when I now genuinely feel, yet again, I can trust nobody. At least plushies can't be mean and a diaper feels cozy and gives one a sense of "Safety" as it cozily hugs you and lets you have an easier time entering into a fantasy world when reality is just too awful to bear.
1: Diversity and Inclusion
2: Leave Management
3: Employee Relations
And all three said that "Find an employee a new position, regardless the reason, is beyond the scope of their department's ability".
It was actually "Employee Relations" that got me put on a virtual "Corrective Action Plan (CAP)". :(
Nope, they've done proper CYA to show that I am the one who is not doing all I can to appreciate and work with what resources are available to help me. Forget how demoralized I've been, and how much of their issues with me were only recently brought up. Nope, I'm bad and they're all good. That's that.
As for appointments, I do hope yours goes well. Have you ever tried "Lexapro" or "Celexa" for depression / anxiety? I've been told both have the least amount of potential for side effects. I used 40 mg Celexa and, now, I'm on 20 Mg of Lexapro generic. That, along with 2x to 3x Clonopin 1 Mg per day has helped me, in large part, hold together.
I'm looking forward to getting this appointment over with. I'm scared of it and even more scared of having to come back to work after it. I just want some peace of mind and knowing I'm in a place that used all I've brought up for reasons to relocate against me doesn't make me a happy worker. Knowing that, over the past 3 years, nobody has taken the time to tell me how I could improve my alleged "Attitude" or "Lack of Professionalism" makes me even more upset.
The only gripe I've gotten was my e-mail writing, which I've been endeavoring hard to improve on. Though, now I have these "Surprise" issues that now make me feel like there are other ones people are holding back from me. I dislike not being told until way Ex Post Facto about things.
If anyone wonders why I have plushies at my desk and wear diapers at work, it's all to feel "Comfort" and "Safety" when I now genuinely feel, yet again, I can trust nobody. At least plushies can't be mean and a diaper feels cozy and gives one a sense of "Safety" as it cozily hugs you and lets you have an easier time entering into a fantasy world when reality is just too awful to bear.
Well, if that didn't work, then clearly they aren't doing all they can to accommodate you. Besides, all their claims are moot because you have the degenerative condition that causes tons of stress and worry, they do not. So if they think you are being "unreasonable" or whatever, its because of your condition. Ask them if they have ever become blind or nearly blind. Ask if they've ever had unbearable pain in the eyes and had to worry about losing their sight. Its not an easy thing to deal with, and just telling someone they have an attitude is insulting. How dare they! If I were you, I'd try and get a free consultation with a lawyer. Of course, gather any evidence you can that you've been doing what you can and that these so-called complaints are only just now surfacing. Maybe ask some nearby coworkers what they think. You should fight this though, because it isn't right.
I'm wanting to get my appointment over with too, but at the same time I'm very afraid of what will be said. This random back pain has me fearing I have another kidney stone. I don't want to go through that hell again either. I think just passing it would be less painful, if it is one. I have my doubts though. I'm also not sure about this blood sugar thing, since I'm not feeling the symptoms of such. I just don't know. I hope both of our appointments are favorable though. *crinklehugs* Even if the world is against us sometimes, at least we have each other and our loving families and friends by our sides.
I'm wanting to get my appointment over with too, but at the same time I'm very afraid of what will be said. This random back pain has me fearing I have another kidney stone. I don't want to go through that hell again either. I think just passing it would be less painful, if it is one. I have my doubts though. I'm also not sure about this blood sugar thing, since I'm not feeling the symptoms of such. I just don't know. I hope both of our appointments are favorable though. *crinklehugs* Even if the world is against us sometimes, at least we have each other and our loving families and friends by our sides.
OH, Ozzie. *Hums as he rocks with you all close and warm in his jammies* You and I seem to have far more in common than even we knew back a year ago. As such, I want to reassure you that I am here for you to talk about this appointment, or any appointment, as you bravely continue to work as well as you possibly can with the conditions you never brought upon yourself.
Life has so many things that are unbearably unfair. What caused you to lose your job was unfair and it is what is happening to me now for a second time. Corporate America doesn't like those of us who do not properly "Conform" and always find ways to rid themselves of us. It's so true when the phrase "Celebrate Diversity" is more a statement than an actuality.
My therapist wants me to consult someone regarding the situation. The problem is that the company has given itself an "Air Tight Alla by" by making me out to be the "Bad Guy" for, to them, "Not accepting help" even though what I really asked for was a transfer so I could move onto a position that was less visual. My eyesight is getting worse and technology is getting worse for me to work with on a visual level. However, now I have a "Bad Attitude" and "Lack Professionalism" and must improve upon those for, as I was told, "If we moved you to another department, you'd fail. And that is because of your attitude."
Mind you, nobody told me I had said "Bad Attitude" until the meeting I just had on Thursday. Turns out, according to the Director, I've been documented for having said attitude and lack of professionalism for quite awhile. However, nobody had the courage to mention it to me. I guess I'm scary now, too. Me and my blind, padded tushie.
I'm just going to go in tomorrow, smile, and wave. I'll make them have to fire me. Then, I'll focus on my writing and never take another job again. I fear I really would end my life if I had to go down this road one more time of having my character shattered to pieces like it has been. It's hard enough, as you know, to keep rebuilding your life as your condition worsens. Having your character shredded into a million pieces along with it doesn't help.
*Crinklesnuggles* May we both find strength in each other to overcome our respective hurdles. Tavi is a good 'munk and I'm glad he's there to remind you how worth it life is and that there is a reason for you to continue on. You are loved, special, and add a lot of value to people like myself who are little duck-butts who just need to be understood and given a little love. :)
Life has so many things that are unbearably unfair. What caused you to lose your job was unfair and it is what is happening to me now for a second time. Corporate America doesn't like those of us who do not properly "Conform" and always find ways to rid themselves of us. It's so true when the phrase "Celebrate Diversity" is more a statement than an actuality.
My therapist wants me to consult someone regarding the situation. The problem is that the company has given itself an "Air Tight Alla by" by making me out to be the "Bad Guy" for, to them, "Not accepting help" even though what I really asked for was a transfer so I could move onto a position that was less visual. My eyesight is getting worse and technology is getting worse for me to work with on a visual level. However, now I have a "Bad Attitude" and "Lack Professionalism" and must improve upon those for, as I was told, "If we moved you to another department, you'd fail. And that is because of your attitude."
Mind you, nobody told me I had said "Bad Attitude" until the meeting I just had on Thursday. Turns out, according to the Director, I've been documented for having said attitude and lack of professionalism for quite awhile. However, nobody had the courage to mention it to me. I guess I'm scary now, too. Me and my blind, padded tushie.
I'm just going to go in tomorrow, smile, and wave. I'll make them have to fire me. Then, I'll focus on my writing and never take another job again. I fear I really would end my life if I had to go down this road one more time of having my character shattered to pieces like it has been. It's hard enough, as you know, to keep rebuilding your life as your condition worsens. Having your character shredded into a million pieces along with it doesn't help.
*Crinklesnuggles* May we both find strength in each other to overcome our respective hurdles. Tavi is a good 'munk and I'm glad he's there to remind you how worth it life is and that there is a reason for you to continue on. You are loved, special, and add a lot of value to people like myself who are little duck-butts who just need to be understood and given a little love. :)
*crinklesnugs and coos* Thanks Yosh ^^ I'm here for you if you want to talk about anything too.
There has to be something you can do though. I agree with your therapist. If there isn't someone you can talk to at work about it, then a third party is in order. However, until then, just put on that happy face and be so darn pleasant that it just rubs it in their faces. We all often have to wear happy masks when we go to work, or at least put on a bit of an act. We can never fully be ourselves at work. I know I couldn't. I just pretended to be someone else, and would come home and become Ozzie again.
I'm glad you have your wife and son to come home to. I know they appreciate you for who you are. ^^
There has to be something you can do though. I agree with your therapist. If there isn't someone you can talk to at work about it, then a third party is in order. However, until then, just put on that happy face and be so darn pleasant that it just rubs it in their faces. We all often have to wear happy masks when we go to work, or at least put on a bit of an act. We can never fully be ourselves at work. I know I couldn't. I just pretended to be someone else, and would come home and become Ozzie again.
I'm glad you have your wife and son to come home to. I know they appreciate you for who you are. ^^
*Holds you gently* I hope all went well at your appointment today, my good friend. I thought about you and was sending my best each time I did for the best of news possible.
As for work, I took my sister's advice and cleaned out my desk of anything personally meaningful to me. The only things left are work related, or stuffs for my eye. Oh, and my diapers, too. *Giggles* If anyone wants to take it upon themselves to clean out my desk without me knowing of it, I hope they enjoy putting my diapers away along with the lavender, baby powder I keep to feel all cozy, safe, and clean in them.
I don't know if it is my medicine, but I kind of "dribble" from time-to-time. Prior to padding, aside from it being cozy, I'd get all yucky smelling by the end of the day when sitting in that chair doing my job. The diaper and powder have helped keep me smelling clean all day.
Along these lines, it's weird when you just kind of feel your weenie let out a shot of wee-wee for no reason. Though, as you may think as well, I'm not one to complain if I ever become increasingly incontinent I'd relish an excuse to wear a diaper where nobody would give me guff over it.
I hope you and Tavi are doing well. I will most certainly keep you posted as I make my next moves regarding work while also seeing if my dying cornea still has a little life left in it this Wednesday.
As for work, I took my sister's advice and cleaned out my desk of anything personally meaningful to me. The only things left are work related, or stuffs for my eye. Oh, and my diapers, too. *Giggles* If anyone wants to take it upon themselves to clean out my desk without me knowing of it, I hope they enjoy putting my diapers away along with the lavender, baby powder I keep to feel all cozy, safe, and clean in them.
I don't know if it is my medicine, but I kind of "dribble" from time-to-time. Prior to padding, aside from it being cozy, I'd get all yucky smelling by the end of the day when sitting in that chair doing my job. The diaper and powder have helped keep me smelling clean all day.
Along these lines, it's weird when you just kind of feel your weenie let out a shot of wee-wee for no reason. Though, as you may think as well, I'm not one to complain if I ever become increasingly incontinent I'd relish an excuse to wear a diaper where nobody would give me guff over it.
I hope you and Tavi are doing well. I will most certainly keep you posted as I make my next moves regarding work while also seeing if my dying cornea still has a little life left in it this Wednesday.
*powdery crinkle hugs* It went better than I expected, though still blah. My blood sugar was 309 when it should be under 200. So he gave me a prescription to try and deal with the sugar, but didn't say anything about testing my blood every day or any of that. However, he did give me this form and say that someone will call about some kind of diabetes class. Not sure I can do that. It depends on what all it involves. Its still weird, because the blood tests show my sugar is high, but I don't feel any symptoms of it. Also sometimes it seems like they don't listen to me. A different doctor came in first, and assumed I was already diabetic and had all this stuff. Had to tell him no one has diagnosed me as diabetic ever, so he left and my regular doctor came in. Thankfully he's more aware of how I am and everything. I guess I'll need to get one of those blood sugar test things now, but its weird he didn't tell me to do so. Just glad I didn't need regular injections or anything. Only one new pill, so that's good.
Awww, yeah, probably best that you take out some of the more personal stuff. I didn't have a chance to when I lost my job. I didn't even know they had replaced me until I came in to get my stuff, and it was all already in a box, and some new guy's stuff was all setup at my station. That's when I knew they just didn't care, so I left and never bothered to contact them again. Three of my favorite co-workers had left their jobs already by that time, so even if I hadn't been disabled, I probably still would have been looking elsewhere.
Hehe, well, the more you wear them, the more used to them you get and dribbles will happen. It does feel kind of strange, but also kind of fun and cubby. ^^
Hope you are doing well too, and that your appointment goes okay. *crinkly hugs*
Awww, yeah, probably best that you take out some of the more personal stuff. I didn't have a chance to when I lost my job. I didn't even know they had replaced me until I came in to get my stuff, and it was all already in a box, and some new guy's stuff was all setup at my station. That's when I knew they just didn't care, so I left and never bothered to contact them again. Three of my favorite co-workers had left their jobs already by that time, so even if I hadn't been disabled, I probably still would have been looking elsewhere.
Hehe, well, the more you wear them, the more used to them you get and dribbles will happen. It does feel kind of strange, but also kind of fun and cubby. ^^
Hope you are doing well too, and that your appointment goes okay. *crinkly hugs*
I'm glad to hear that your appointment was largely favorable. *Crinkle cuddles you in his minky, footy-jammies* The fact you don't need to do daily, diabetic tests is a good sign as, if I'm guessing right, the doc feels the medication will do the trick of regulating your blood sugar without having to concern yourself. Though, I imagine there was a hint at watching what you are eating to ensure you aren't accidentally getting more sweet on the inside than you already are. *Eskimo kissies*
I had a talk with a Job Advocate tonight. He feels I need to stay calm and patient for there is a lot of misunderstanding going on regarding my Management. I need to "Play Cool" and do whatever I need to in order to show I am a "Team Player" while official documentation is made regarding how the position I am at is "Visual" and that existing, vendor technologies are making it so my disability is doubled.
You are right about wearing diapers getting easier. Those Attends crinkle like nobody's business. However, I have largely stopped minding it and feel just fine crinkling about the office. It is soothing and helps me relax. I also like how they kind of bubble up when I'm sitting and I can squeeze my fluff through my pants. Is a friendly reminder that "Everything's Okay". Especially since the Attends are soft plastic and, when I can, I sneak a feel of my tushie and it lulls me into a much calmer state than the Hyper-Emotional one that I've been in.
I think I've been "dribbling" even before I managed to get the ability to wear diapers daily at work. That's why I got all icky smelling by the end of the day. I prefer it doing its thing in the padding so I don't become repulsive in scent from being latent in one spot for so long. Plus, as you said, it does make you feel a little cubby when you feel that little squirt come out from nowhere. *Blush*
I had a talk with a Job Advocate tonight. He feels I need to stay calm and patient for there is a lot of misunderstanding going on regarding my Management. I need to "Play Cool" and do whatever I need to in order to show I am a "Team Player" while official documentation is made regarding how the position I am at is "Visual" and that existing, vendor technologies are making it so my disability is doubled.
You are right about wearing diapers getting easier. Those Attends crinkle like nobody's business. However, I have largely stopped minding it and feel just fine crinkling about the office. It is soothing and helps me relax. I also like how they kind of bubble up when I'm sitting and I can squeeze my fluff through my pants. Is a friendly reminder that "Everything's Okay". Especially since the Attends are soft plastic and, when I can, I sneak a feel of my tushie and it lulls me into a much calmer state than the Hyper-Emotional one that I've been in.
I think I've been "dribbling" even before I managed to get the ability to wear diapers daily at work. That's why I got all icky smelling by the end of the day. I prefer it doing its thing in the padding so I don't become repulsive in scent from being latent in one spot for so long. Plus, as you said, it does make you feel a little cubby when you feel that little squirt come out from nowhere. *Blush*
Yeah, it could have been worse. *crinkly cuddles in my big night shirt* My doc is pretty cool about understanding how largely things suck. I've lost a lot of weight, which is good, but weight loss is also a sign of high blood sugar, if that makes any sense.
Sounds like a plan. Just pretend to be all happy and such at work, don't give them any reason to have anything against you, and secretly collect evidence against them.
Hehe, I felt that way too when I started having to wear Depends to work. They were the pull on daytime kind, but still padding. We don't want to be smelly cubs now do we? Hehe
Sounds like a plan. Just pretend to be all happy and such at work, don't give them any reason to have anything against you, and secretly collect evidence against them.
Hehe, I felt that way too when I started having to wear Depends to work. They were the pull on daytime kind, but still padding. We don't want to be smelly cubs now do we? Hehe
Nope, nope, nope! Especially when a good diaper can help hold in any unwanted smells while only helping you give off pleasant ones through the soothing aroma of lavender.
I like the Attends my pharmacist at work found for me. I thought he was going to get me a pull-up style, but these are real deal, six tape "Briefs". They are so comfy and hold powder in so well. I'll shuffle in my seat to smell the soothing scent and, if I"m feeling stressed, reach behind my pants and feel the soft plastic. Very relaxing and good for keeping a happy, hatchy mindset.
As for high blood sugar being linked with weight loss, I can believe it. If I were to share all the things my eye condition and its medications have done to me over the years, I'd sound no different than you with such an odd correlation.
For example, my eye drops sped up the rotting of my teeth and the pills I once took for my eye pressure control ravaged my kidneys. *Shrugs*
We both just have to keep strong and know that, if we get owies from anything, that it's okay to go and cry to the other. You have Tavi and I have my wife. However, sometimes it doesn't hurt to have someone else who knows what it is like to go through what you go through to talk to. Makes the cuddles and reassurance feel that much better when you know you are truly being understood. Moreover, how you are not alone in dealing with trials and coping through cubby. :)
I like the Attends my pharmacist at work found for me. I thought he was going to get me a pull-up style, but these are real deal, six tape "Briefs". They are so comfy and hold powder in so well. I'll shuffle in my seat to smell the soothing scent and, if I"m feeling stressed, reach behind my pants and feel the soft plastic. Very relaxing and good for keeping a happy, hatchy mindset.
As for high blood sugar being linked with weight loss, I can believe it. If I were to share all the things my eye condition and its medications have done to me over the years, I'd sound no different than you with such an odd correlation.
For example, my eye drops sped up the rotting of my teeth and the pills I once took for my eye pressure control ravaged my kidneys. *Shrugs*
We both just have to keep strong and know that, if we get owies from anything, that it's okay to go and cry to the other. You have Tavi and I have my wife. However, sometimes it doesn't hurt to have someone else who knows what it is like to go through what you go through to talk to. Makes the cuddles and reassurance feel that much better when you know you are truly being understood. Moreover, how you are not alone in dealing with trials and coping through cubby. :)
Hehe, yeah, but diapers can't hold in unwanted smells that well. Especially if they are poopy.
I still like the Dry 24/7 diapers, but I haven't been able to get them in a while.
You know, Tavi and I aren't even sure I really have full blown diabetes. The medical report just said I have "abnormally high blood glucose levels" but doesn't say I'm diabetic. I don't feel diabetic, but the meds they put me on are making me ill.
How do eye drops rot your teeth? That's a new one. Some of these meds have more terrible side effects than the illness they are supposed to treat.
Yeah, its just hard being strong when things like this keep happening. I'm just so glad I have Tavi to help, and good friends like you as well. ^^
I still like the Dry 24/7 diapers, but I haven't been able to get them in a while.
You know, Tavi and I aren't even sure I really have full blown diabetes. The medical report just said I have "abnormally high blood glucose levels" but doesn't say I'm diabetic. I don't feel diabetic, but the meds they put me on are making me ill.
How do eye drops rot your teeth? That's a new one. Some of these meds have more terrible side effects than the illness they are supposed to treat.
Yeah, its just hard being strong when things like this keep happening. I'm just so glad I have Tavi to help, and good friends like you as well. ^^
I hope that things only continue to move in favor of you "not" having diabetes. It's no fun and having to change your diet and monitor things so closely is just another series of bothers I am sure you could definitely live without.
The medicine is making you ill, eh? Have you called the doctor? Maybe there is another variant of it that can make you not feel ill while still doing what the doc wants to try?
I was once on a pill that, when I took it, I'd get terrible kidney pain. (Not the pills previously mentioned). I stopped it after I made the correlation. My doctor said I shouldn't have gotten kidney pain from them. But, I did and I have had enough kidney pain to last me a lifetime.
And, yes, I was surprised, too. Though, so long as you don't get Glaucoma, you shouldn't have to worry about rotting your teeth as I have. My mouth is pretty much nothing but fillings and a root canal. :( I didn't learn the correlation between my meds and my teeth until about two years ago. *Sigh*
I'm so happy you have Tavi. It's great having OL pals, but Tavi is a RL mate who is there to physically be there through all your trials and tribulations. You are physically there for him, too. Online is great, but having that love and support from an actual, fellow human is wonderful.
I have come to enjoy the Attends I can get. They even make a wipe that works great to help clean my eye when I get it all gunked up from taking meds all day.
The dribbles I have during the day don't make it through the diaper, thank goodness. However, if I were to just stick to wearing my boxers, I'd have funk on almost a daily basis from stewing in that blasted chair for 8 hours. When the scent of the powder changes from sweet to, "Oh, golly", you know you are glad its staying in the padding instead of making its way elsewhere.
The medicine is making you ill, eh? Have you called the doctor? Maybe there is another variant of it that can make you not feel ill while still doing what the doc wants to try?
I was once on a pill that, when I took it, I'd get terrible kidney pain. (Not the pills previously mentioned). I stopped it after I made the correlation. My doctor said I shouldn't have gotten kidney pain from them. But, I did and I have had enough kidney pain to last me a lifetime.
And, yes, I was surprised, too. Though, so long as you don't get Glaucoma, you shouldn't have to worry about rotting your teeth as I have. My mouth is pretty much nothing but fillings and a root canal. :( I didn't learn the correlation between my meds and my teeth until about two years ago. *Sigh*
I'm so happy you have Tavi. It's great having OL pals, but Tavi is a RL mate who is there to physically be there through all your trials and tribulations. You are physically there for him, too. Online is great, but having that love and support from an actual, fellow human is wonderful.
I have come to enjoy the Attends I can get. They even make a wipe that works great to help clean my eye when I get it all gunked up from taking meds all day.
The dribbles I have during the day don't make it through the diaper, thank goodness. However, if I were to just stick to wearing my boxers, I'd have funk on almost a daily basis from stewing in that blasted chair for 8 hours. When the scent of the powder changes from sweet to, "Oh, golly", you know you are glad its staying in the padding instead of making its way elsewhere.
Thanks ^^ I hope things go better for you too. *crinklehugs*
I looked it up and this med is known for some irritating side effects, but most of them go away after your body gets used to it. My mom and my sister both take it and said the same thing. So I guess I just have to tough it out for now.
Ugh, kidney pain. I hate that. Usually for me it means kidney stones, but thankfully that wasn't the case this last time.
Sorry you had such bad teeth problems. The doctor should have been able to tell you that from the beginning and either given you something to counter it or changed it to a different med.
Oh yes, there's nothing like having RL friends and a mate around. Its also extra nice to have online friends like you, who have been through things and can give advice as well as relate.
We use the Assurance adult wipes, and they work pretty well. Walmart sells them and they don't cost too much. I also get the Assurance disposable bed pads under my washable ones in bed. Just in case.
Hehe, its too bad there's no break for a nice diaper change, bottle, and nap at work. Wouldn't that make the day go by so much better? ^^
I looked it up and this med is known for some irritating side effects, but most of them go away after your body gets used to it. My mom and my sister both take it and said the same thing. So I guess I just have to tough it out for now.
Ugh, kidney pain. I hate that. Usually for me it means kidney stones, but thankfully that wasn't the case this last time.
Sorry you had such bad teeth problems. The doctor should have been able to tell you that from the beginning and either given you something to counter it or changed it to a different med.
Oh yes, there's nothing like having RL friends and a mate around. Its also extra nice to have online friends like you, who have been through things and can give advice as well as relate.
We use the Assurance adult wipes, and they work pretty well. Walmart sells them and they don't cost too much. I also get the Assurance disposable bed pads under my washable ones in bed. Just in case.
Hehe, its too bad there's no break for a nice diaper change, bottle, and nap at work. Wouldn't that make the day go by so much better? ^^
*Blush* I'm a sucker for suckling. So, yes, to just take a nap with a bottle of warm milk to ease me down would be tremendously relaxing, to say the least. :)
I don't believe my doctor's knew my eye meds had such side effects. Though, since I have to use them, I really can't say much besides I traded my teeth for keeping vision for as long as I can. :) There really isn't much in the way of medicine that is affordable and works for me. So, if I lose my teeth, I can always get a fine set of dentures. :)
Assurance, eh? It's neat how Baby Diapers have cute names like "Pampers", "Luvs", "Huggies", etc. and Adult Diapers have terms that go with reliability. "Attends", "Depends", "Assurance", etc. I also like how nobody will call a diaper a diaper in adult world. It is a "Brief". Can't say I've ever worn a pair of briefs that I needed to tape, or that were crinkly. <LoL!>
I'm glad you got good news regarding your meds. It stinks to suffer for a time, but it has to feel good knowing the discomfort will go away. The fact you were told this by family certainly had to take a weight off your shoulders.
Let us keep being strong while being as cute as buttons. *Crinklehugs* Do give my best to Tavi, too. He's really done some awesome art and I am glad my eye has held out to allow me to see his latest design in adorable tags. :)
I don't believe my doctor's knew my eye meds had such side effects. Though, since I have to use them, I really can't say much besides I traded my teeth for keeping vision for as long as I can. :) There really isn't much in the way of medicine that is affordable and works for me. So, if I lose my teeth, I can always get a fine set of dentures. :)
Assurance, eh? It's neat how Baby Diapers have cute names like "Pampers", "Luvs", "Huggies", etc. and Adult Diapers have terms that go with reliability. "Attends", "Depends", "Assurance", etc. I also like how nobody will call a diaper a diaper in adult world. It is a "Brief". Can't say I've ever worn a pair of briefs that I needed to tape, or that were crinkly. <LoL!>
I'm glad you got good news regarding your meds. It stinks to suffer for a time, but it has to feel good knowing the discomfort will go away. The fact you were told this by family certainly had to take a weight off your shoulders.
Let us keep being strong while being as cute as buttons. *Crinklehugs* Do give my best to Tavi, too. He's really done some awesome art and I am glad my eye has held out to allow me to see his latest design in adorable tags. :)
Hehe, yeah, it does sound very relaxing. ^^
I'm glad you are still able to look on the bright side of things. I think they also can do some kind of permanent teeth replacement. Teeth you don't have to take out and soak. But I guess if that did happen, you would have an excuse to try some baby food. ^^
Hehe, I noticed that too. Most adult incontinence products are marketed that way. There are still more incontinent adults out there who would rather not lose any dignity by calling them diapers or any sort of happy fun name. That's why I'm glad there are Bambinos and ABU diapers that can still give us the babyish look and names for diapers.
Yeah, it does make me feel better somewhat. I'd still rather not need the meds, but oh well.
*crinklehugs* You bet ^^ He works so hard for me and others without thinking about himself. I'm glad your eye is holding out too, and I hope it continues to do so.
I'm glad you are still able to look on the bright side of things. I think they also can do some kind of permanent teeth replacement. Teeth you don't have to take out and soak. But I guess if that did happen, you would have an excuse to try some baby food. ^^
Hehe, I noticed that too. Most adult incontinence products are marketed that way. There are still more incontinent adults out there who would rather not lose any dignity by calling them diapers or any sort of happy fun name. That's why I'm glad there are Bambinos and ABU diapers that can still give us the babyish look and names for diapers.
Yeah, it does make me feel better somewhat. I'd still rather not need the meds, but oh well.
*crinklehugs* You bet ^^ He works so hard for me and others without thinking about himself. I'm glad your eye is holding out too, and I hope it continues to do so.
Bosky does AMAZING drawings. You should give his gallery here a good lookie-loo for more epic d'aww moments.If you are cool with a bit more mature work, you can check him out on Ink Bunny. He does most of his work there. However, personally, I prefer these. They are adorable to the max and make me so happy to put stories to. :)
Aw this story came out great! Haha, it's too bad all the talky was too much for spike, but he found a good way to balance things out! I hope he gets that out so he can let Mommy Celestia know how excited and happy he is. ;3 Very cute story, goes all well with the picture, Yosh!
Thanks, Nishi. I'm super glad you liked how I was able to turn Bosky's, thoughtful image into an adorable, little story.
I'm hoping to do some more writing like this to get my groove back. Once I do, I want to return to some serious work.
Interesting how we both seem to be battling a bit of a slump at the same time. Though, at least we both know the ideas are always there, always will be there, and will be super awesome when the time comes that our inspirations let us finally get out what we so want to share and have fun with.
I'm hoping to do some more writing like this to get my groove back. Once I do, I want to return to some serious work.
Interesting how we both seem to be battling a bit of a slump at the same time. Though, at least we both know the ideas are always there, always will be there, and will be super awesome when the time comes that our inspirations let us finally get out what we so want to share and have fun with.
Very cute, I love it! :D Hehe, it's super neat you managed to turn the drawing into an adorable story, I hope you had fun with writing it! It's neat Celestia takes care of you guys too! ^^ I'm sure there'd be a period of time before Twilight was quite old enough to take care of Spike herself. :) *giggles* I'm glad Yosh got to enjoy that pacifier too! And that it maybe made things a lil easier for Spike with his headache and all, and his fiery dragon-burps. It's fun to know it already worked for teleporting stuff to Celestia, or at least diapers! ^^ Hope your post-birthday days have gone super! *huggles!*
Yay, Bosky! *Crinklehuggles and fulffs your tail before giving you Eskimo kissies*
I had meant to tell you I did this, but things have been a little, well, crazy over here. Knowing you found it makes me a happy DUCKLETT, though.
I love taking great, thoughtful works, like yours, and making more out of them. I feel, for me, it shows added appreciation for your kind time while allowing me to interpret the work as I saw it.
Thanks, Bosky. :)
I had meant to tell you I did this, but things have been a little, well, crazy over here. Knowing you found it makes me a happy DUCKLETT, though.
I love taking great, thoughtful works, like yours, and making more out of them. I feel, for me, it shows added appreciation for your kind time while allowing me to interpret the work as I saw it.
Thanks, Bosky. :)
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