Little Girl, Sometimes: A story for grown-ups

This is a fictional story based on real facts. Bob lives between two lives. In one, he is a dedicated office worker; in the other, he immerses himself in a world of dresses, nappies, dolls, and pacifiers. He loves it and feels great doing what he finds relaxing in his free time, but he also feels guilty. Every now and then, he throws all his toys, dresses, and pacifiers into the bin, only to buy them again later. He navigates between his ordinary life and the enchantment of his secret haven, facing guilt, uncertainties, and a longing for understanding. It is a tale of magic, growth, and the transformative power of embracing one's authentic self. This story is about ABDL acceptance and the binge-purge cycle of buying apparel, but it is applicable to many other aspects and situations in life.