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 No.46588>>46591 >>46594 >>46595 >>46738 >>49039 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

It would be cool if she still wore diapers haha

 No.46591>>46668

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>>46588 (OP)

That is extremely arousing.

Still, it's pretty awful of a newspaper to publish that sort of thing. That poor kid is definitely going to get bullied for it sooner or later.


 No.46594>>46668

>>46588 (OP)

She probably is


 No.46595>>46596 >>46600 >>46601 >>46602 >>46668

>>46588 (OP)

Isn't this just indulging your child in an extremely unhealthy manner? You hear stories of parents that have trouble potty-training their kids, but they don't just give up and let them keep wearing diapers. Or kids who don't want to give up their pacifiers. Isn't this just a slightly different version of something like that? Seems to me like this is a mother who doesn't want to say no to her child.


 No.46596

>>46595

I don't see what's unhealthy about it. Current human society can hardly be considered a paragon of good health.


 No.46600

>>46595

I didn't give up bottles until I was like seven. Only bad thing that happened was buck teeth.


 No.46601

>>46595

It seems more like the mother is the one who is indulging herself.


 No.46602>>46603

>>46595

Breastfeeding until six was normal in ancient Rome I read somewhere. The immune system isn't fully developed until 6-7 and breastfeeding happens a lot later in a lot of cultures other than ours.

Sure, much later than that is weird, especially as the child approaches puberty. Also, if you have youngers you have to cut the older one off. But 6 with one or two kids only isn't weird, it's natural. Our culture is what's skewed. That being said, conforming to cultural norms is an important part of being civilized and mom sure isn't teaching daughter that important point.


 No.46603>>46605

>>46602

On the other hand, not conforming to cultural norms is the only way in which cultural norms can change.

My head would probably be a bit less messed up if society was more accepting of older kids doing babyish stuff.


 No.46605>>46606

>>46603

>Its not my fault, it's society's fault


 No.46606>>46616 >>46623

>>46605

It's nobody's fault. Blame doesn't even make philosophical sense in a universe without free will. Discussion of counterfactual what-if scenarios is still useful though.


 No.46616

>>46606

Everything makes sense in a universe without free will.


 No.46623>>46638

>>46606

Accepting that there is no free will necessitates that you accept everything as it is or that you're programmed to change it. Determinism will indeed justify every action as nobody can be held responsible for any action but without responsibility there really isn't any meaning to life.

I sort of see the dynamic of free will vs determinism as there are things that you cannot control but there are things that you can. The past is determined and is beyond anyone's control, and the actions of others feels determined as there isn't much of an option to change their behavior unless you have some massive societal power, but the fact that an individual can make decisions and can obtain such power, usually through shouldering on responsibility that others aren't willing to take on, there is some level of free will.


 No.46638>>46642 >>46739 >>48989 >>48991

>>46623

Unless you believe in a higher power (and truly, if you do I mean no offense), the only logical conclusion to which science allows us to come is that we are programmed by the universe to do everything in the exact way we do it, down to the last atom.

From the Big Bang (and perhaps even before), all of the countless materials of the universe split off into different directions and reacted to each other in different ways. But these weren't random reactions; they were completed through physical laws and properties which we can still observe and predict today. If we are to believe that there is any sort of order in this universe, then everything can be explained and predicted through these laws without exception; and if there are exceptions, then the law either falls under the jurisdiction of another or several other laws, or is false.

Take a simple reaction for example: sodium and chloride. A sodium ion and a chloride ion will, when put into the same space, be attracted to each other through opposing electrical charges (and gravity to some extent) and form sodium chloride. Any time this does not happen, we assume that there is some other force acting on the ions. The ions can't "choose" to stay apart or to come together; something must always be making them do either one or the other.

The same goes for any piece of matter, including life. The first organism on Earth was not an accident; it was an inevitable occurrence due to the laws of the universe. There was never a "chance" of you being born and achieving consciousness; it was bound to happen. And the only reason you are the person you are is because of your chemical makeup.

We like to say that people with brain disorders no longer have free will, or that many animals and other organisms don't have free will. Well, what's the definition of free will? Pretty flighty when you think about it. Yes, YOU know that YOU can choose to either respond to this post with an educated rebuttal or by calling me a faggot. But the only reason you pick one over the other is because of your personality, which is a result of your genetic code and your natural influences. You are a product of those two things and nothing more. Raised in a different environment, you would not be the same person you are today and would likely not even be on this thread or have this fetish. Same goes for if you were born with some sort of brain damage, which would have all sorts of impacts on your personality and choices. This lends itself to the idea that the concept of "free will" is arbitrary, and that we are all just robots programmed to believe that the choices we're making are our own.

So yeah, real uplifting stuff.


 No.46642

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 No.46645>>46657

Well, this thread has been totally derailed by stupid arguments. I should stop expecting anything else from this place really.


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>>46645

Who's arguing? I thought it was a pretty engaging philosophical debate on the concept of free will.

Here, some content for your troubles.


 No.46668>>46673

>>46591

Oh, totally. I have no doubts her classmates will pick on her because of this.

>>46594

I wish there photos of her wearing a diaper and being treated as a baby hahaha

>>46595

I think so. Here's a little personal history: I slept in a crib until I was about 8 or 9 (it was a big crib)… and I have no doubts in my mind that I have this diaper and ageplay fetish because of this (as well as other things). I wouldn't be surprise at all if this girl, when she grows up, became an adult baby.


 No.46673

>>46668

>I wish there photos of her wearing a diaper and being treated as a baby hahaha

That would be really nice to see, but for her and her family's sake it's best that no such images exist.

2D loli art and fantasy provide perfectly adequate substitutes anyway. There's nothing stopping you from imagining that she gets changed into pampers as soon as she arrives home from school every day.


 No.46738>>46739

>>46588 (OP)

I thought this was a good post but I'm a total brainlet who's never thought much about these concepts. This first things that came to mind was the conclusion that Sapience allows us to feel free and feel as if we are making our own decisions, and perhaps the subjective experience of reality holds more value than an objective one. I'm pretty sure there's something wrong with that statement, and I think It might even be the theological definition of satanism or the foundation of post modernism or something like that.

>>46588 (OP)

I audibly reacted to this when I enlarged the picture, but it's not THAT weird for me. But I'm biased since my brother did the same thing during early elementary school.

everyone else is talking about how she'll get bullied but I doubt that any kid is going to find this, or that the girl is gonna run around shouting about how much she likes breastfeeding. Regardless, It feels invasive and explicit to put her picture in here and I can't imagine that her mom is happy with /abdl/ fapping to this.

As a side note, why does it state that she's the only 6 year old still breastfeeding. is it in the fucking census or something?


 No.46739

>>46638

>>46738

messed it up


 No.48989>>48990

>>46638

There is no such thing as the concept of free will and no such thing as the concept of no free will. The shit appears immediately when one thinks about the hierarchy of events.


 No.48990

>>48989

*and immediately disappears when the thought is out of focus. Human reason doesn't mean shit if there is free will or not. It all happens or it all doesn't happen.


 No.48991

>>46638

This implies that there wasn't perpetual universes before this one.


 No.49039

>>46588 (OP)

Uh…what bothers me more about this than anything else is that people are public with this kind of stuff.

Sure, your kid's happier now, but high school is a bitch and kids remember every weird ass thing you did as a kid.




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