/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover★

its a good cyoa. So age regression topic in general as well? I do overall consider myself more "little" than abdl personally.

>>62136 (OP)

Why is this so complex?

There are so many options and the images are so huge and cumbersome to scroll through and figure all of it out, and there are so many rules and numbers that affect each other that I feel like I'm very likely to accidentally do something wrong. For example, I almost didn't even notice that preschool is only a modifier for public or private school or whatever, not an option all on its own.

This would be better as a simple site that manages all the rules and shit for you.

Okay, my idea is to get cursed by an evil witch, which regress and baby me. Let’s go!

Normal 0

No aging at all stay 12 forever

Witch Curse, Tier 2, +9 per Lifestyle upgrade

Body, Average +-0

Petite, +4 (tall like a 12 years old)

Face, Girly +1

Chest, Underdeveloped -1 (at least a bit, but not enough to be proud about it)

Bottom, Petite -1 (small sexy ass -- in a little girl version)

Gender swap, -4 (I am a man, so let’s try being a girl)

Libido, -6 (I want to keep my memory, so I should know what sex is)

Strength 1, -4

Intellect 4, -12

Wisdom 3, -8

Immune, -5 (because what is an endless life if you get sick all the time)

Reprogram, -8 (because learning was always hard for me)

Bedwetting, +3 (It is the curses fault!)

Dominatrix, +25 (Sexy clothes and the option for naughty adult stuff! Need more reasons?)

Witch, +20 (the witch that curses me!! She and the DOM are a couple)

Robo-Maid, +8 (because I get 10 points PLUS if I allow malfunctions)

A.I Abode, +10 (Does somebody know the Diaper Dimension Automatic Nurseries?…)

Siblings: Demure -4 (friend), Rich Brat +1 (rival), Apprentice +1 (rival)

2 Pets, -10 (Because I would love to keep my two Cats)

((9))

Suburban Home, -15 (because I have it now and like to keep it)

Nursery, -8

Deluxe bath, -10

Garden, -3

Network, -4

Enchant, -10

+9

((-32))

Public School, -6 (a place to meet other people than the own family)

All Girl School, -4 (all the girls…. *sigh*)

+9

((-33))

Cute Clothes, -4 (If you are a girl, you like to look cute)

Basic Clothes, -4

Warm Clothes, -4 (because winter is coming)

Lolita Dress, -6

Fetish Gear, -3 (lewd, half cost)

Onesie, -3

Swimwear, -4

Footwear, -4

Accessories, -3

+9

((-58))

Home Cooking, -6

Bottlefeeding, -4

Breastfeeding, -4

+9

((-63))

Computer, -10 (why is this not cheaper if you are on techno?)

Toys, -3

Toys, -3 (half prize, 2 of 3 Lewd Options)

Outdoor, -8

Recreation, -10

+9

((-97))

Ignored, -6

Cassandra, +5

Wet dreams, -3 (half prize, 3 of 3 Lewd Options)

Extra Cash, -10

Haywire, +10

+9

((-97))

Routines

Bathtime II, +6

Bedtime II, +5

Dressing II, +6

Chores I, +2

((-78))

Punishments

Time Out II, +3

Confiscate I, +4 (two hobbies), +1 (timeout)

Spanking II, +7, +1 (timeout)

Diapers II, Forced use, +9, +1 (timeout)

Mouthsoaping II, +5, +1 (timeout)

Pacifier II, +5, +1 (timeout)

Leash I, +2, +1 (outside), +1 (timeout)

Enema III, + 9, + 4 (milk-enema), +1 (timeout)

((-22))

Public humiliation +10

Privat humiliation +6

Chaperone +8

((+2))

After choosing so many upgrades to make my eternity I bearable I was at -97Points before the Routines and Punishments started… therefore I was forced to pick almost evertything.

>>62198

>No aging at all stay 12 forever

>Witch Curse, Tier 2, +9 per Lifestyle upgrade

If you choose no aging at all, you're not allowed to also choose a permanent transformation and receive those higher tier perks.

Permanent just means you cannot go back to your old body, you live the rest of your life in the new one.

>Gender swap, -4 (I am a man, so let’s try being a girl)

Gender swap costs nothing (unless you pick something other than boy or girl), and girl is the default so you don't need to mention it anyway.

You've seen Genital Swap and gotten confused.

>Immune

>Reprogram

>Robo-Maid

>A.I Abode

>Network

>Haywire

But did you pay the 20 point toll to unlock "science" options since you picked the Witch's Curse transformation which is for "magic"?

>>62136 (OP)

Is the goal of this to be below 0 points or above it?

I assumed it was above, but a lot of the good choices seem like +plus values while the bad choices seem like -negative values.

If you're expected to be above 0 at the end, it's way too hard. Too many of the choices are along the lines of the absolute worst choice being 0 points and everything above that being negative points. It's like "Become an absolute mindless retard: 0" and "Become slightly not retarded: -4". There's no balance to the choices and so you can't do anything if you wanna play their game.

Also this is a ton of info. It's do really well in a website format where you click through each choice and get a break down along the way and at the end of what you picked.

>>62225

Goal is to end with ≥0 points. It says that right at the beginning in the first dark orange box.

You gain points in the transformation, with parents and caretakers, discipline, and setbacks like incontinence.

You spend them on stuff like not being retarded, your home, you school, and your hobbies.

>>62185

If your willing to wait a day or so. I could whip up real quick GUI.

>>62242

*You're (I saw myself post it and had to fix it).

>>62242

Not that anon, but do it. Sometimes these things seem so long it's not worth the effort.

>>62246

I can't promise anything fancy, but it will do so basic compatibility checks and display current point value during selection. If it goes well, I may consider a save/load feature.

>>62217

Oh, you are correct.

But honestly I do not understand what "permanent in exchange for a larger starting bonus" means.

If I igrnose this I can still chose "barely age at all" and stick to my selection of the witch curse.

Gender swap: Copy! I do not want to mix it up.

Now my issue is that I have to FIND 20 additional points to unlock the science stuff… I wish I could add the guardian Angel as a third parent… :(

>>62257

>But honestly I do not understand what "permanent in exchange for a larger starting bonus" means.

You must live for a minimum of one year of your new life in your new body.

After that, if you didn't choose a permanent option where you're stuck with this new life forever (but will age normally), you can go back to your old body and life whenever you want.

The main thing I'm pointing out to you is that if you choose to not age, you can't get the larger bonuses that come with the permanent options.

With Witch's Curse, this would mean you'd only get the +6 points for each lifestyle category. +9 is only for the permanent option.

Has anyone seen more of these floating around the internet? This is the first CYOA image set I've seen directly related to ABDL.

>>62278

>Uhm… you have 3 parents… I am sure that is not legal.

I am sure that it is.

Polyamorous (in miscellaneous section of companions) lets you pick three parents but only one other caretaker.

Why has no on made a diaper specific cyoa yet? I'll make one if anyone has suggestions, it'll prob be bad though

>>62278

Of course it is as long as glorify Allah by using your padding for diaper jihad.

>>62230

is that greater than 0 or less than 0

>>62327

≥ means greater than or equal to.

You can't end with a negative number, basically.

>>62330

build out components, put those together. Seems to be looking decent.

Make the strength/int/wisdom be actual words

I would also recommend having something at the end that reads out your choices like

>"You have an average petite body with an androgynous face. Your chest is flat and your bottom is also flat."

Would require some simple logic for each of the sections to come up with the best way to present it.

I would want to read that after I made my choices to jerk off to

>>62332

You can't see it in the image, but I'm planning on putting in descriptions in the hover-text, I'm trying to keep the layout fairly compact.

>.I would also recommend having something at the end that reads out your choices

After I get the basics working, I wanted to do exactly this. Probably in a summary tab.

>>62330

can't wait to see this.

>>62455

honestly I skipped all that other ship because it was so boring

>>62467

hey I've always liked it, you did a good job.

>>62455

you haven't hijacked anything friend, I love what you are doing so far.

>>62467

Link to the recent CYOA?

>>62467

Just wanted to let you know that your AR CYOA is my favourite of all time. I'm personally a fan of CYOA's that are big with dozens and dozens of options. Pretty sure I've done like five different playthroughs of your CYOA and come out with five totally different, but equally enjoyable stories. Thank you for your content.

>>62467

>To answer >>62185 (You), this was my first CYOA, and I largely based it on existing "take drawbacks to earn points to spend on perks" stuff. It was a bit rough around the edges, and there was a lot of feature creep with the different options available, which overcomplicated the math somewhat.

To be clear, I quite liked it. I don't think I would have made an image of my choices if I didn't. I haven't seen a ton of these CYOA things, but this is one of the only ones I've ever felt compelled to respond to.

The complexity is a barrier to entry, but it's also a huge part of the appeal. I'm whining about it in my first post there mostly because it looks great, but it's such a commitment to respond to that I doubt most people will bother.

A site or program that handles all the rules and math in the background would keep all the desirable complexity and choice, but cut the tedious busywork otherwise necessary to engage with it.

Basically, it's great, but I'm not sure two huge images is the best format.

>>62470

WHO COULD RESIST THE CALL OF THE MYSTERY BLESSING?

>>62470

That's some good shit, anon. I love those kind of CYOA. If you ever make more, I'll be glad to try them!

>>62470

Great stuff anon

>>62470

Is it really as simple as just Pick 3? Or is there more to it?

>>62506

3 affects will happen to you in the long run but all of those things can happen to you. Afterall why wouldn't mommy take you to a park and why wouldn't mommy spank you if you are being a bad kid?

>>62467

I'm glad that I have your blessing for this, thank you. Also thank you for taking the time to make this in the first place; I love the variety of options and effects. I haven't seen any other AR/ABDL CYOA that is this fleshed out.

I did have a few questions regarding the mechanics though:

1) When tweaking personalities can only one attribute be changed or can multiple (say increase authority, and decrease social)?

2) Can peers also have their traits modified in this manner, or only by using the older/younger mechanic?

3) For Relative/Babysitter, does the text "Choose an adult or teen from one of the other lists" imply that any selection from the Peers list must first be made older, thus incurring the +2/+4 bonus and expending one of your 3 uses? Or do you just choose anyone and receive the flat +10, and they just happen to be a teen/adult?

4) For peers, the rules state that "You're allowed up to three shifts of each type." Does this mean that you can make up to 3 peers older than you and up to an additional 3 younger than you?

>>62467

Another question: When modifying traits (either through tweak or age mechanic) Can traits go negative, or do they bottom out? This actually relates to the Guardian Angel: is her innocence privacy score lower than innocent? And if we can go above/below the scale, how far? (i.e. Say that Innocent is a 0 on the Privacy score: it appears that the Angel would be -1. Could this then be shifted down two more levels to -3 (at he -7 penalty)?

>>62527

>>62528

I want to know specifically how options like Energetic, Bedwetter, and Inhuman with two or more options work.

I get the impression Energetic is meant to be a prerequisite for Restless, and Bedwetter seems like an inevitability if you pick Incontinent, but with Inhuman, the Hybrid and Monstergirl options seem meant to be separate.

I see the slight format difference of

>BIG TITLE WITH PICTURE

>description and points

>SMALLER TITLE: description and points

and

>BIG TITLE WITH PICTURE

>SMALLER TITLE ONE: description and points

>SMALLER TITLE TWO: description and points

but they looks so similar at a glance and none of this is explicitly explained anywhere as far as I could see.

Is this slight format difference intended to denote whether the "big title with picture" is a prerequisite for the other option?

>>62527

>>62528

No problem. Lemme see if this clears things up:

>When tweaking personalities can only one attribute be changed or can multiple?

You can change multiple attributes.

>Can peers also have their traits modified in this manner?

Yes.

>Or do you just choose anyone and receive the flat +10, and they just happen to be a teen/adult?

This one.

>Does this mean that you can make up to 3 peers older than you and up to an additional 3 younger than you?

Correct.

>Can traits go negative, or do they bottom out?

If I remember correctly, the way I envisioned it was that the traits were scored from 1 to 4, and you can't go outside that range. Guardian Angel was the exception with her Privacy score bottoming out at 0, mostly because I thought it was amusing.

>>62531

>>62533

>Is this slight format difference intended to denote whether the "big title with picture" is a prerequisite for the other option?

You've pretty much got the gist of it. The first one indicates a prerequisite (Energized is a prereq for Restless, etc), the second means you can take one or the other (or both, but in the case of Inhuman, it'd probably be redundant).

There are a few edge cases to look out for:

- Two separate options are mutually exclusive (Sibling Rivalry)

- One main option unlocks more than one sub-option (Home Cooking is a prereq for both Family Recipe and Experimental, but the latter two are separate)

- That whole mess with Electronics (you can take any of those four that you want, but you need at least one of them to have Upgrade/Downgrade or Parental Lock)

>>62534

>- That whole mess with Electronics (you can take any of those four that you want, but you need at least one of them to have Upgrade/Downgrade or Parental Lock)

On that note, are Music, TV, Computer, and Vidya supposed to be counted as separate hobbies for Confiscate Tier I?

That was one of the things I was least sure about here >>62265, especially since the description for the punishment almost seems to bundle the electronics together.

>TV/video game/computer privileges revoked

And it's probably a silly question, but with Time-out Tier II, are you supposed to count Diapers even if it's Tier III and the idea of that 24/7 diapering being accompanied by a time out doesn't really make any sense?

I went ahead and gave myself the point, but it's a weird one conceptually.

>>62541

>Are Music, TV, Computer, and Vidya supposed to be counted as separate hobbies for Confiscate Tier I?

Okay, for this one, I legitimately do not remember how I intended for those options to interact, so I'll leave it to your discretion.

>With Time-out Tier II, are you supposed to count Diapers even if it's Tier III and the idea of that 24/7 diapering being accompanied by a time out doesn't really make any sense?

Let's say yes, and just consider it a bit of an abstraction. I don't want to complicate this thing any further than I already did when making it.

>>62602

Hey, what GUI library are you using anon?

>>62603

QtDesigner

I don't typically make GUIs, I'm more of a backend/firmware developer, so again, I apologize for its simplicity/ugliness.

>>62602

Hope things have been working out for you so far in making this anon.

>>62763

There has been progress, but life is taking my time, visits with in-laws, work, doing things with my wife, etc. Also, since I don't typically work with GUIs, I vastly underestimated the amount of work involved. I hope to have an initial version released by the end of this coming weekend.

>>62470

Hey, just wanted to say I really love your stuff. keep up the good work!

Could someone explain the personality traits of parents/peers a little more in-depth? Specifically, personal and social. I know most of it can be gleaned from the character descriptions, but I have a bad habit of overlooking and misinterpreting things.

>>62992

The mechanics for that section (in particular, peers having some quantifiable traits separate from just flavor text) went through multiple revisions. I think I was tossing around six or seven different traits at one point, but condensed them into this set. IIRC, here's how I envisioned it:

Authority is more or less self-explanatory.

>low = lets you do what you want

>high = stricter, more authoritative

Peers won't have that sort of relationship with you, so they have Status instead.

>low = follower

>high = leader

In general, the more authority someone has over you, the more points you get in return (hence why the femdom and momdom parents are worth the most, or why making a peer older than you gives you some points back), but it's not necessarily tied to the stat.

Personal is how they act towards you.

>low = stays at arm's length

>high = affectionate, in tune with your needs

Social is how they act around others.

>low = low energy, keeps to themselves

>high = active, high energy, extroverted

Private is also self-explanatory.

>low = pure, innocent, wholesome

>high = /d/

>>63031

Thank you, that makes perfect sense.

I always loved this CYOA but it needs more (baby) options and diaper related options imo

>>63612

Well why don't you make your own anon?

>>63612

>>63624

Do it anon

>>63635

>>63624

If I were to make one, what would be a good scenario? Looking for any and all ideas you all have.

>>63639

As in how the AR/MR happens? Hypnosis, forced by a parent figure, and magic are all good ones

>>63639

Nanny Robots taking over the world.

I've enjoyed these CYOA for a while but always feel like most of them only include the things I'm into by chance. Thinking of making my own sometime soon…

While we're waiting for the AR interface any one have any ideas to add to this:

Headmaster / Headmistress CYOA - Spreadsheet your own questionable legality academy.

Is it Publicly Funded? (Making it an education or re-education center that is run by a state or Federal level mandate), Privately Funded? (Either by charter or a less then ethical group for some mysterious purpose), or Independently Funding? (This is your personal crusade).

What's the primary educational goal? Obedient AB/DL pets and slavegirls? Sissy maids kept in control by their incontinence? Mental regression as part of punishment and behavioral correction? At least those are my lunch napkin scribblings. Could fill up the usual choice sections with teachers, facilities (nursery as dorm rooms?), curriculum (un-potty training, obediance to daddy for girls, prim training for sissy boys, etc), meals, hypnosis.

>>63667

Include uniform choices

>>63669

>>63667

In fact following up on this with some ideas:

Your points in the COYA could be your money pile, and your public sway. Take the magic/science idea from the OP COYA, and have funding be a choice. Public funding gives advantages to options with mass effect or that effect the community (school festivals, or mass hypnosis etc.), Private gives advantages to more discrete methods (subliminal messaging, "healthy" incontinence inducing meal plans etc.), and Independent funding would cut the price on dollar payments, but increase the price on public sway (want to make a school that only MRs Tomboys? spend as much as you want but good luck getting applicants)

Have 3 different uniforms: school, gym, and swimming. Have Male and female options (so 6 uniforms). Break the uniforms into tops bottoms and underwear.

Give choices for different meals. Offer a breakfast and a lunch and give a list of what food and drink would be available for them. Give options for spiking food with laxatives/diuretics to induce messing/wetting and enforce diaper wear.

Skip the educational goal and let the player decide that with their curricular choices. Remember to offer normal classes for contrast. Maybe even split the classes into male and female classes to allow the player full customization of their school.

Call the school an academy and offer dorm options, again split down gender lines.

Give faculty options, as well as punishment options.

>>63639

I'm working on the CYOA, and I feel that my punishments are pretty lacking. Any ideas? (Obviously I have the basics, hit me with more exotic ones.)

>>63693

What are your current punishments?

>>63701

Diapers, spanking, enemas, time-outs, childish clothing, binding.

>>63702

Could modify the time outs - holding a penny to the wall with your nose, skirt pinned up showing off diapers, or inside a crib/bouncer/walker - combine with enema / figging / diuretic / etc.

Other punishment ideas would be more along the lines of rules. Examples: If an 'adult' dresses you in something, you can;'t remove it. Only talking when spoken too or no adult talk. Having to crawl. Having to ask to be changed.

Could also mix some restrictive clothing on top of childish clothing. Plugs, Paci-gag, Mittens, Booties, locking plastic pants.

>>62136 (OP)

Dear Diary,

Of course there's wasn't gonna be an antidote (+35) for an old age treatment! The treatment worked perfectly, I look like a normal healthy (-5) boy (-1) and I'm a LOT stronger than I look (-12). I remember everything and the new stem cells let me learn quick (-12), and I guess I'm incredibly wise, now (-12)? That's what Mommy says. I can't get sick at all (-2), because my adoptive daddy, the professor who invented the treatment (+12) made sure I wouldn't. He and Mommy are perfect together, because she married him when she found out he was working on this stuff (+25) and she loves taking care of her little boy.

We live in what looks like an ordinary house, but it's where he does all his biotech stuff (-10) and it's all been customized by Daddy's friends (-2) to be networked up so Mommy can watch me from anywhere. This house is great! I've got my own spacious, comfy room (-15) full of cuddly toys (-1) and crayons and blocks and art stuff (-2) and video games (-4) for kids like me (+4)! (Gory stuff? Eeewww, nope, never going back to that!) I've got a bunch of books and scientific journals, the same ones Daddy reads (-2), and I've even got my own top-of-the-line computer (-7) and everything! I just can't let anyone know who I am online.

Mommy really likes taking good care of me. She homeschools me (+0) with special lessons on being a good boy (+2) (No it's not brainwashing! Why wouldn't I want to learn how to be a good boy?) She feeds me my bottle full of specially made formula (-2) on schedule (+6) (The schedule is really important because I have to get the right nutrients at the right times for the experiment) She gives me baths (+6) and keeps me dressed (+6) in cute clothes (-4) (They're not "girly"! Why would you say that?!) and swim trunks (-4) for pool time (-3) and a warm sleeper (-1) when it's time for her to cuddle me to sleep (+7)! She even gave me a little pacifier (+1) and a special togetherness cord (+2) so we can go for a walk together (+1) on the nearby trail (-4). She even gave me a potty chair that makes music! (Daddy has to inspect what's in the potty chair. Gut flora stuff. Mommy says that I would be in diapers if they weren't so stinky and gross.)

With my altered brain, I'm actually smarter than Daddy. If I really, really wanted to, I bet I could go downstairs into his biolab and make myself a big boy again.

But I love being Mommy and Daddy's boy, so why would I ever want to do that?

Notes:

- Two points left over? I dunno, the "Baby +1" stuff isn't clear. I actually edited this a *LOT*. I had a diaper version of this with crazy stupid points left over.

- Having the cost of swimwear be the same cost as an ability change is dumb

- Some of the "punishments" aren't really punishments

- Youth serum is OP

- Professor is OP

- Faggot is OP

>>63803

>Two points left over? I dunno, the "Baby +1" stuff isn't clear.

I don't think there's any relation at all between that stuff and the overall points. It's just necessary to have at least three baby options if you pick the one parent that requires them like you did.

With the Diapers punishment in particular, picking one or two punishment options counts as fulfilling one of those three baby option requirements, and picking three or more punishment options counts as fulfilling two of those three baby option requirements.

Pacifier is the same thing but simpler, since it only ever counts as one baby option.

…That's the only way it made any sense to me, anyway.

If the intention was for it to relate to actual points, I assume it would be described similarly to Guardian Angel's effects, where I'm fairly certain the idea is you get +2 actual overall points for every baby option you pick.

>>63829

This makes the most sense and is the way I guessed it worked too.

Really though this CYOA is imba as fuck for ABDLs who want to be taken care of. If you're willing to be incontinent and in your diapers 24/7 (21 points right there) and adhere to a set time of feedings, baths, and dressings (17 or 19), the rest of the list is basically wide open for the taking. Program your own AI and maid who take care of you (AI + Maid + Technopath = +6 total), indulge your lewd fantasies, have a twin and a whole lot of friends, it's all wide open.

Paying so much for clothes is still bullshit though

>>63840

I'll demonstrate.

Well, you can blame me: I started the Singularity. (Technopath, -12) I permanently uploaded myself (+30) into a basically perfect boy's (-1) body (0, -6, -12) with complete health (-5), rapid learning ability (-5) and total immunity to disease (-5). (Oh no, I've basically started out at -16, what ever will I do?)

You are not your body. Your conscious mind is a process, not an object. I proved it when I put myself not just into Ian, but Jimmy and Kyle as well. I'm so glad I did this; being a triplet is so much fun. (-20) (Oh no, down to -36!)

The downside? Well… I wouldn't really call it a downside. The AI I made (+10) read my mind, you see. It knew how much I secretly wanted to be kept in diapers - this house doesn't even HAVE a toilet (+14) - so this body doesn't even have any control over that stuff (+7). (Up to -5…) It spun off a subroutine maid-bot (+8) to give me and my "siblings" regular baths (+6), feedings of our taste buds' favorite foods (-11) right when we're supposed to need it (+6), bedtimes in a constant cuddle (+7), and dresses us (+6) in awesome matching outfits (-4) and huggly sleepers (-3). I think it might have changed some things with the upload, too, because when it says to do something, we don't really complain much (+5). It also said that our foul language use is "too embedded" to directly modify, so instead, every time any of us says a bad word, ever, we all get our mouths washed out (+5) and half an hour of paci-in time so we can't talk (+5) (-6 for shared punishments/routines) (+19 total)

The AI and the maid-bot don't sleep, either, of course. It's not like they keep us on physical leashes, at least not most of the time, but we have places we're allowed to go and places we're not allowed to go, and we're not allowed to be apart from each other, and they're ALWAYS watching (+6). Sometimes, they even take us into town in a triple stroller (+10), and we get stared at because absolutely everybody knows who we are. (Nobody would ever mess with us, though. The AI is scary predictive and really, REALLY powerful.) (+35!)

We don't have a lot of room because we don't need a lot of room. We live in a cozy rural estate (-10) and sleep together in a cuddle-bed that's big enough for all three of us (-5) and the bath's the same way (-5). We play outside in the backyard together and make awesome music on instruments made just for us (-6) and even play video games that teach us about all kinds of cool stuff (-8, -5, +4) while still being super fun because the AI made them just for us. (Back down to 0. Hobbies are expensive.)

We're so happy! We can play togther forever and ever!

>>63840

>Really though this CYOA is imba as fuck for ABDLs who want to be taken care of. If you're willing to be incontinent and in your diapers 24/7 (21 points right there) and adhere to a set time of feedings, baths, and dressings (17 or 19), the rest of the list is basically wide open for the taking.

Oh, for sure.

I picked just the options I wanted at first, tallied it all up, found I had something like 100+ points, and was like "Shit, guess I have to buy most of the best things now".

Also

>a basically perfect boy's (-1) body

You did this in the other one, too. Being a boy or a girl costs nothing. I think maybe you're mixing it up with having a boyish face, which costs -1?

But you picked mind upload in this one anyway, which makes all attributes half cost, so boyish face would be -0.5, rounding down to 0. It costs nothing either way.

And on top of that you picked the permanent mind upload, so you get one of the attributes for free.

I think you thought you got one attribute for free and one for half cost?

So

>I permanently uploaded myself (+30) into a basically perfect boy's (-1) body (0, -6, -12) with complete health (-5), rapid learning ability (-5) and total immunity to disease (-5).

Should be:

>I permanently uploaded myself (+30) into a basically perfect boy's (0) body (0, -6, -6) with complete health (-2), rapid learning ability (-2) and total immunity to disease (-2).

Oops. Way more points than you thought.

Go buy that penthouse or whatever, pal.

>>63870

Yeah I meant the face.

And holy shit you're right, that's another 16 points, I guess I could undo the part where…

Nah screw that, give us art supplies, limitless reading material, toys, and a guaranteed sweet dream hookup for bedtime

>>62773

What's the status on this?

Maybe I've been thinking about this way too much, but I've decided to make a revised CYOA that's based less on personalities/imagery and more on practical effects. This includes both horrible situations and amazing superpowers (and you might need to engage in the former to pay for the latter). I'm no good at making images, so here it is in text.

oh god help me why did I write this someone please end my life

The Age Regression RP Framework

General Rule #1: You cannot use points to offset the effects of points. No beating up rivals with super strength; they likely have it too. If your skin is invulnerable, they'll just spank you harder. You can use your abilities to stay out of trouble, but not, in most cases, to get out of it.

The point of this framework is simple: Origin stories don't matter. Genre doesn't matter. You start off at zero points. If you want power, you must suffer for it, one way or another. Enjoy.

Attributes

Strength/Endurance

-2: You are so physically frail that you are disabled. You cannot stand up under your own weight nor lift anything heavier than a pencil or phone in one hand, and if you ever fall from any height, you're going to break your hip like an old woman. Take this in addition to disability-related Conditions. (+35)

-1: You're a scrawny, weak child. You hunch under the weight of your bookbag. You bruise easily, too. (+20)

0: You're an average unathletic kid. (0)

1: You're an average athletic kid, or maybe you're just a strongfat. Either way. average school bullies don't mess with you. (-15)

2: You're about as strong as an average adult, legs and arms! You can arm-wrestle your teacher and come out even. Punches (and spanks) don't really hurt that much anymore, so your caretaker(s) may have to get creative… (-35)

3: Forget the regular teacher- you can arm wrestle your gym coach and win handily, because you are a bit stronger than an adult bodybuilder! You can tip over cars handily. Nothing short of an aluminum bat swung at your face will leave much of a mark. (-60)

4: Ever seen the cover of Action Comics #1? Yeah, that's about your limit. A 9mm might leave a bruise. (-100)

Agility/Reflexes

-2: Whatever the name of your condition is, your nerves don't work properly. You need heavy assistance to walk or hold anything. Take this in addition to disability-related Conditions. (+30)

-1: You are completely uncoordinated, your reflexes are shit, and you can't run very fast. Hope you like the training wheels on your bike, because they're staying there. (+15)

0: Just plain average. (0)

1: Let's put it this way- you get picked early on for dodgeball. Good at video games. (-15)

2: You run a five-minute mile on your worst day, and you can likely win video game tournaments of any kind. (-35)

3: Faster than Usain Bolt. Two-minute mile. Superhuman reaction time to match. (-60)

4: It turns out that you don't actually need to be faster than bullets; you just have to be quicker than the finger that fires them. Which you are. You can run down the interstate and keep up with traffic. (-100)

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Intelligence

-2: You can't even take -2 on this one. There's nobody home, just a drooling sack of meat. Terri Schiavo tier.

-1: You're retarded. You can neither learn effectively nor use any adult memories properly. You take the short bus to class and may have additional learning disabilities (see Conditions) (+35)

0: You're an average kid, center of the bell curve. Depending on your attitude, this is either tolerable or still really stupid. (0)

1: You're a smart kid. Academic subjects are generally not a real problem for you, and your caretaker(s) may wish to place you in an advanced learning institution because of it. (-15)

2: Child prodigy. Perhaps a virtuoso, perhaps a future researcher. You're gonna go far, kid. (-40)

3: Beyond Einstein, beyond Hawking. Prodigy in any subject you want. Ever heard of an "Erdos number"? They'll have a YOU number before long. (-80)

4: World-changing genius, almost a singularitan AI in your own right (depending on setting, you might have an actual computer brain). Similar to Dexter's Lab only not foolhardy. Lex Luthor at his most brilliant. Given time and resources, you can invent futuristic technology (or highly advanced magic, if that's your setting - or both!) all by yourself. Probably too smart to be playable without shattering whatever RP you're in. (-150)

Adulthood

-2: Literally a blank slate, no memories at all. Brain of a newborn baby. You can build a character with this but don't actually try to play one. (+40)

-1: You don't remember anything of your adult life at all, although you retain enough basic skills to pass as a kid of the age you look like. It would be very, very easy for your caretaker(s) to say that they've always taken care of you, and you'd believe it. While you get points for this, it might be more of a blessing than a curse. (+15)

0: You remember that you were an adult, and you remember some things about your adult life, but you have the mind of a child. (0)

1: You remember considerably more about your adult life. You could drive a car if they let you take the test. (-10)

2: Adult in a child's body, straight-up. While you spend points for this, it might be more of a curse than a blessing. (-20)

3: Your adult self and child self are fully integrated, and you grasp related social situations intuitively, able to switch attitudes and personalities fluidly. If you have extremely disciplinarian parents, you might need this one just to deal with them… (-30)

Conditions

Diapers

(Here we go, what you've all been waiting for!)

1: You wet the bed a little. Maybe not every night, but you need protection. Hope your sleepover friends are understanding. During the day, you're fine. (+5)

2: No control of bladder at night, and problems during the day. When you gotta go, you gotta go. Pull-ups recommended. (+10)

3: No control of bladder nor bowel at night. No control of bladder during the day, but you can usually stop yourself from having a bowel movement in your pants. (+15)

4: Absolutely no control at all. Constant dribbling, and you're probably wearing thick, chemically treated diapers to hide the smell. (+20)

5: You cannot control when you hold nor loose it. You might hold it in without knowing it all day, then completely flood your diapers- bladder and bowel!- at any moment! Therefore, your diapers are very thick to prevent leaks. Everyone will know, no matter what you're wearing. Aww. Poor baby. (+25)

Pacifier

1: Maybe you grind your teeth at night, or maybe you just need it for comfort. Either way, you suckle on a pacifier at night. Awww. You're cute like that, really. (+5)

2: It's tough to not suck your thumb at school, but you can manage it. You're way happier with a pacifier, though. (+15)

3: You need to be suckling on something all the time, and your pacifier is probably strapped to your chest. The only time you take it out is to eat or drink. Your teachers understand. Well, probably. (+25)

>>64262

Crybaby

1: No matter how smart you are or how much you remember of your adult life, you just can't stop yourself from sniffling when bad stuff happens. Those aren't tears, really! You just need to blow your nose! (+10)

2: Getting a grade one letter lower than you'd hoped might cause sniffling. Got a splinter? Misplaced your Switch for more than a couple of minutes? That stuff will have you crying in your mom's arms. (+20)

3: You sniffle when you get your feelings hurt at the smallest insult. You cry when you lose a game (it might hurt a little less if it's your best friend, though). Anything more than that and you throw a full-blown tantrum, and what's worse, all your enemies know it (although they might not want to provoke you if you have super strength or something like that). (+30)

Autism

1: You're bad with people. You forget names and faces easily, fail to grasp social cues, and generally act like an aspie. You know it's a problem, though, and your best friends understand you. (+10)

2: You find your fantasies comforting and hate facing the outside world in general. People are generally a mystery to you, although you might still have friends you can (barely) relate to.

3: Chris-chan tier. You cannot relate to people at all. You cannot have friends (bought with points or otherwise). You have serious problems discerning fantasy from reality. God help you, or, if you're taking this to buy superpowers, God help the world. (+40)

Eyes

-3: Whether your eyes are technologically or magically enhanced, you can read a book from across a football field. (-40)

-2: You are eagle eyed, able to easily see small objects at long range. (If you want to take this and also get points for needing glasses for close-in work, you can.) (-20)

-1: Your vision is very good, and you tend to spot things others don't. (-5)

1: Presbyopia or myopia, either way, you need glasses or contacts, although you can mostly get by without them. Too bad they can't do laser surgery on kids. (+5)

2: You've got a pretty heavy prescription. +-8 diopters or worse. (+10)

3: Not only is your prescription hideous, you also have a host of other problems that make your vision seriously bad even with corrective gear. You'll be sitting at the front of the class, and your books will be large print. (+30)

4: You are blind. Actually, completely, irrevocably, unfixably blind. (+70)

Ears

-3: Dogs have nothing on you. Whether it's your parents whispering in their car while you're at home or the movie in the other theater next door, you will hear it. This is a double-edged sword, as your ears are quite sensitive, and you often hear too much to make sense out of everything. Never attend a rock concert! (-30)

-2: Your sister in the next room might think her headphones are just for her, but you clearly hear her boyfriend talking to her anyway. (-20)

-1: You have notably good hearing and tend to hear things others don't. (-5)

1: Your hearing sucks. You can probably get by without one, but it's a good thing they make such small hearing aids these days. Hopefully you or your caretaker(s) can afford one. (+5)

2: Your hearing really sucks. You'll need that hearing aid if you don't want people shouting at you. (+10)

3: Not only do you need a hearing aid, you cannot hear a lot of high or low frequencies at all, and you need to listen carefully to hear anything. In a noisy room? Forget it. (+25)

4: Let's hope your friends can learn ASL. (+40)

Additional (Non-tiered)

You're immune to all disease, from the common cold to the tender mercies of Ebola-chan. (-25)

You stutter, and more so when you're stressed. (+5)

What kind of asshole put the "s" sound in the word "lisp"? Because that's what you do. Don't combine this with stuttering, or you'll be close to unintelligible. (+5)

Despite your Agility score, you're just not very good with your fingers. Your handwriting is bad, you suffer at using devices, your typing sucks. You can probably throw a baseball okay, though. (+15)

No matter how tough you are physically, your skin is very sensitive to pain. Taking this and Crybaby will make for some very interesting times. (+10)

You have seasonal allergies. A few weeks out of the year, you're either on powerful antihistamines or you're suffering horribly. (+5)

You have food allergies. Eating the wrong thing can kill you. (+5)

For whatever reason, you simply cannot walk at all. (+25)

For whatever reason, your arms (and wrists, and fingers) simply don't work. (+40)

You either babble unintelligibly or are completely mute. (+15)

>>64263

Superpowers

(Of course the cheapest they get is 50 points! What were you expecting?! Also note that these refer to superpowers that most people don't have; if your RP is in birdman land or Gensokyo, for example, you can get them for free if everybody else has them.)

Flight

1: You can naturally glide on air currents, although you can't take off from flat ground unless it's particularly windy. Your commute home from school may involve jumping off the roof. Don't try to carry anything heavier than an average bookbag, though. (-50)

2: Those wings on your back? Yeah, you're actually Mommy's little angel (or, perhaps, demon). Good Agility helps. Strength might help to carry things/friends. (-90)

3: No need for wings. Gravity just works on you the way you want it to (or not at all). Depending on how your powers work, you'll need Intelligence or Strength to carry things/friends with you. (-120)

Telekinesis

1: Throw rocks at bullies with the power of your mind. Most of them will hit (your fine control is not that great). (-60)

2: Throw bullies at rocks with the power of your mind, and all of them will hit. Or just give them invisible wedgies, because your fine control is that great. (-100)

3: Do you want to lockpick that safe with your mind, or do you just want to rip it open? Your choice. (-150)

Obfuscation

1: You just tend to go unnoticed whenever you want. It won't get you into a well-guarded area, but it might let you sneak home after dark and tell your mom you've beeh home for a while. (-50)

2: Dogs likely won't bark at you if you don't want them to. Most security cameras generally just don't pick you up. You blend in unless someone is actively looking for you- and even then, they probably won't find you. (-80)

3: Actual, full-bore invisibility, unhearability, unsmellability. Motion detectors, laser tripwires, dogs all fail. Specialized things like pressure plates might still work. (-110)

Teleportation

1: You have a recall point (probably your home) that you can get to instantly, once every day, so there's no excuse for you not being home on time, is there? If your friends are willing to hug you, they can come too. (-70)

2: If you've been there before, you can be there again. Five times a day. (-135)

3: You know what? Fine. You're a fucking Jumper. Given how much this costs, your caretakers are probably viciously insane psychopaths (and can still. somehow, punish you), you probably have multiple people who hate you (and can still hurt you), and you're probably a drooling, uncoordinated weakling permanently in diapers, but hey, you can teleport anywhere you want, as often as you want. (-200)

Regeneration

1: Even if you lost your legs, they'll grow back like new in a month, tops. (-50)

2: Make that a week. (-65)

3: WOAH! MAN, I THOUGHT THE MARVEL UNIVERSE WAS WEIRD! HOW DID I GET INTO THIS AGE REGRESSION RP?! LET ME OUT! (-80)

Energy Emission

1: "Dude. It's so cool that you can start a fire like that. Can you charge my laptop?" (-50)

2: "Dude! THAT is how you light a campfire! All at once!" (-90)

3: "DUDE! That's a REAL lightning bolt! I was twenty feet away, I hope my phone still works!" (-130)

Telepathy

1: You have to take tests without any other students sitting next to you, because otherwise you'll just pluck their surface-level answer choices out of their heads. (-50)

2: You have to take tests without the teacher in the room, because otherwise you'll just pluck the mostly buried relevant knowledge out of her head. (-80)

3. "Help me out, I totally forgot the name of this obscure chemical I learned about last year!" "You mean this?" "How'd you know?" "You knew. You just forgot you knew." (-120)

>>64264

Lifestyle

Family Wealth

-2: You and your caretaker(s), if any, are literally homeless and you're straight out of a Charles Dickens novel. Child Protective Services will not save you. This is probably going to conflict with other options on this list. (+20)

-1: Maybe your parents move frequently between cheap apartments, maybe you're in a government barracks, or maybe you just live in the shitty part of town (although this might be good for a budding superhero). You're likely to share space with siblings and possibly parents. Basically, your living accomodations suck balls. (+10)

0: You have your own room and some of your own stuff, whether that's plush toys or last generation's video games. (0)

1: You have your own spacious room and access to considerably better stuff. FAO Schwarz, a decent video card, whatever. (-10)

2: Congratulations; you're officially rich. Or your caretaker(s) are, anyway. Enjoy opulence. (-25)

3: Your family has access to resources that don't exist for lesser mortals; you can ask your AI to make you something, your uncle owns the toy company, your dad really is the lead designer at Nintendo, whatever. Money is its own superpower. Just ask Batman. (-50)

Personal Wealth

(Assuming caretakers exist)

-1: You are not allowed to have any personal belongings. What you are allowed to use actually belongs to your caretakers (depending on who they are, this might not be as bad as it sounds). (+10)

0: Your parents sometimes buy you stuff, for Christmas, your birthday (which may have the same number of candles every year…), whatever. You don't have a lot of things that you own. (0)

1: Your parents give you a nice allowance. That decent computer isn't shared; you picked it out yourself and it sits in your room. (-10)

2: However much your life might suck in other ways, you have your own really high-end stuff to play with- assuming your family can afford it. (-20)

3: You have nearly total access to your family's wealth, resources, and power. You may even be required to regularly make use of this ability as part of your education. Use it, but don't abuse it too much, or it'll be taken away! (-30)

School

No school: As a rejuvenated adult, you don't necessarily need to go to school. (0)

Homeschool: Your parents teach you at home. Difficulty: From 1 to 4, depending on the caretaker and your intelligence. The smarter you are, the more demanding it'll be, or it's not really school, is it? (0)

Retard School: Either special classes or a retard school for retards because you're retarded, you retard. Intelligence: -1. Difficulty: 0. Your caretaker(s) won't care about your "grades" (the ones that would care wouldn't adopt some retard like you). (0)

Daycare: It's like school, only they don't pretend to teach you anything. No matter how smart you are, you and all your friends will be treated just like little kids, all day every day. Admit it, this is exactly what you wanted, isn't it? (+10)

Ordinary School: Whether it's entirely for rejuvenated adults or mostly for ordinary kids, it's elementary school just the way you remember it. Min/max Intelligence: 0/2. Smarter kids go to different places. Difficulty: 1. (+5)

Rejuvenated School: This one is just for rejuvenated adults who (mostly) act like adults. The subject matter is tougher, although it's run more like a college than an elementary school. You can and will get flunked out if you screw up, but in general, it's nicer to be there because everyone understands what's going on. Min Intelligence 0, min Adulthood 2. Difficulty: 2. (-5)

Extraordinary School (Chuck Xavier's House of Weirdoes): You're not the only one who got incredible abilities from being rejuvenated. Min Intelligence of 0, but at least one of Str/Agi/Int must be 3 OR you must have a defined Superpower. Difficulty: 2. It's an enjoyable place to be. (-10)

Military School: This may or may not be an actual boarding school and is not likely to be run by the actual military, but either way, it's seriously tough. Min/max Intelligence: 0/2. Difficulty: 3. (+10)

Extraordinary Military School: This one actually is run by the government, and not the Department of Education, either. If you're super smart, they will demand thaat you use it. Requirements: Same as Extraordinary School. This is not an enjoyable place to be. [Hope you're ready to RP some serious shit. Seriously, you don't want this.] Difficulty: 4. (+20)

>>64265

How to Get Points From Punishment

Strictness tiers have Strictness Points, not regular points. Punishment tiers have Punishment Points, not regular points. Each Strictness routine may be assigned punishments worth up to twice the strictness tier (not strictness points, tier) in punishment points. (Each Strictness may only have a maximum of two punishments.) Then, multiply strictness points times punishment points times the caretaker multiplier to get the final number of points. Yes, this does mean that if you are severely punished by a complete sadist for getting a B in a hellish military school, you can earn a whopping 120 points just from that. You are still being severely punished by a complete sadist for getting a B in a hellish military school. Don't game the system too much, or nobody will want to play with you.

Note that only things that you can realistically violate are punishable. For example, if you find rejuvenated school super easy (Int 2, secret telepathy), it's cheesy to max out punishments on Tier 3 Grades.

Strictness

Routine

0: You have no curfew, dinner time, etc; your caretaker(s) actively help you stay out of trouble for being out late. (0)

1: You're a kid. Be home before 9, honey, or expect punishment when you get home. (1)

2: Start your homework as soon as you get home, be home for dinner, and be in bed by 8:30, but you've still got the weekends and holidays mostly to yourself. (2)

3: You can never get more than a few hours to yourself, because you have to be attending church, doing some regular activity with your parents, whatever. (4)

4: Your life is on a rigid schedule. You have effectively no self-determination over your life. Your caretaker(s) bathe you, feed you meals of their choosing, and put you to bed. Naptime may or may not be involved. You have specified times to do homework, engage in hobbies, play games, etc. If your friends want to come over or if you have a project to do, it goes on the schedule. Small violations result in big punishments. (6)

Meddlesomeness

0: Your parents respect you as a (former) adult, and no matter how strict your routine might be, there are times at which they leave you alone to play and be with friends. (0)

1: You can expect your parents to ask how you're doing, check up on you, tell you to call them at certain times if you're out and about, etc. Usual kid stuff. (1)

2: Your parents pretty much know where you are and what you're doing at all times, although they're generally nice enough not to get involved. If you're doing something they don't know about, expect punishment. (2)

3: Your parents are monitoring your activities and are involved in your social life. Even if you're a superhero, Mom will ask, or find out, what you've been doing all day, who you've been hanging out with, how many bad guys you caught, et cetera. In front of your friends, too. Be honest and don't complain, or it's punishment time. (3)

4: You have no privacy at all. A caretaker or other adult is always watching you through technological or magical means, regularly offering (probably unwanted) help, meddling in your social life constantly, possibly following you in person wherever you go, you name it. Helicopter to the max. Don't say you don't want it or try (or appear to try) to get away from it, or your parents will be offended and you'll be punished. (6)

>>64266

Clothes

0: You have your choice of whatever clothes you want. Depending on wealth, you can be more or less guaranteed to be the most awesome-looking kid in your peer group if you so choose. (0)

1: It's hard to find the clothes you really want, or maybe your parents won't let you wear them, but you look like an average kid. Buy anything else, particularly if it makes you look too adult, and your parents won't like it. (1)

2: God, why did your caretaker pick this stuff? It's hard to find anything in your closet that isn't too childish, ill-fitting, or just plain lame. You look like a dork no matter what. Try to wear anything else and you'll be punished for not appreciating your parents. (2)

3: Not only are your clothes childish and embarrassing, your caretaker dresses you in them, and you're basically guaranteed to look like a total retard. Your parents will be very displeased if you wear anything else or if your clothes are even slightly damaged, too. (3)

4: Your caretaker dresses you in clothes that you didn't even think existed. Be prepared for cute dresses, Fauntleroy outfits, pink ribbons, and lots of bows, even if you're a boy - especially if you're a boy. Can you fly? Be prepared for everyone on the ground to get a good look at your cute ruffled diapers, sweetie! If your clothes are ever soiled, expect punishment. (5)

5: Except for gym class or some other pre-approved activity, your super-cute clothes interfere with your movement. Your caretaker will dress you in thick mittens, slippery booties, awkward heels, waddle diapers, a very conservative dress for a proper young lady with a tight underskirt and that doesn't let you raise your arms much, anything in that category. If you have powers of any kind, you'll probably also have something to turn them off most of the time, even if everybody else in your world can use them freely. Get used to it, sissy, and you better not ever get your clothes dirty or even out of place! (7)

School

(These values are modified by your school's difficulty.)

0: Your parents are not strict in the slightest about your grades. They might even help you cheat. More likely, you don't go to school. (0)

1: If you're failing school, expect punishment. (1 x Difficulty)

2: Your parents make sure you're doing your homework, attend PTA meetings, and generally make sure you're getting decent grades. (1.5 x Difficulty, round up)

3: If your GPA isn't at least 3, you will get punished. (2 x Difficulty, round up)

4: "You got a B?! B is for BUM!" Additionally, your parents are extremely involved with the school and expect you to participate in difficult extracurricular activities. (Hope you bought lots of Intelligence, kiddo.) (2.5 x Difficulty, round up)

Behavior

0: Your parents understand that you're an adult in a kid's body and don't care if you use bad words, etc. Yeah, this is the 0-point level, but still, don't get really excessive about it. (0)

1: You're a kid, so some talkback, naughtiness, etc is expected. Step out of line too far, though, and it's punishment time. (1)

2: Your parents are strict about this. The occasional light swear may be permitted, but you can't ever get extremely angry or say anything obscene, or you'll be punished. (2)

3: You're expected to act and talk like a dutiful, obedient child at all times. No bad words, and you cannot even say anything truly mean to anyone, regardless of circumstances. Expect to say "sir" and "ma'am" a lot. You wish to be a superhero from the comic books? Granted! Your speech is now tightly regulated by the Comics Code Authority. (4)

4: Your caretaker(s) require you to talk and act in a very affected, specific way that makes you stand out among your friends. You may have to talk with a lisp, curtsey to guests, act completely subservient to anyone older than you, or engage in some other demeaning, childish ritual that they think makes you look cute. (6)

>>64267

Chores

0: Other than schoolwork, you are not expected to do any work of any kind. Yay! (0)

1: Make your own bed, clean your own room, maybe do the dishes once in a while, usual kid stuff. (1)

2: Set the table, do the laundry, do the dishes and put them away, "oh and can you help me with…" Expect interruptions of personal time. (3)

3: You are the family servant. Your caretaker(s) and other family members don't do housework anymore. That's why they have you. Better not mess up! Combined with a rigid schedule, you are likely to be forced into no-win situations. (5)

4: You are everybody's slave. Your caretaker(s) can (and will) hire you out and possibly keep the money. Maybe you'll even have to clean your worst enemy's room for him while he watches. (7)

Punishments

Diapers

(It's what you're here for, so let's just get it out of the way first, shall we? Note that thinner diapers than the ones you usually wear aren't a punishment.)

[Not that they're really a punishment for you, are they?]

1: You're forced into diapers at home for a few days. You're not expected to wear them to school. (0.5)

2: You're forced into diapers for a few days, and you ARE expected to wear them to school, and they DO crinkle. You're not expected to use them, though. (1)

3: You're forced into diapers for a week, and you WILL use them. (2)

4: Two weeks, and they're extra thick and show through your clothes. Hope you like waddling down the halls, sweetie. (If you're always dressed like this, that's a stricture, not a punishment.) (3)

5: A month, and when you're at home, you're forced into giant, super-thick diapers that you can barely even move in. You may need to be potty-retrained after this. You can still invite your friends over to play, though. (4)

Lecture

1: A good old-fashioned, humilating, hour-long lecture. (0.5)

Mouthsoaping

1: It's humiliating and tastes bad, but at least it's mercifully brief. (0.5)

Spanking

1: A mercifully brief but painful spanking (with whatever causes you pain). Just the one. (0.5)

2: An unmercifully prolonged spanking that will leave you aching for hours. Prepare to cry a lot. (1)

3: Repeated, scheduled sessions of unmercifully prolonged spankings every day for a week. (2)

4: Spanked in the morning. Spanked when you come home from school. Spanked before bed. Unmerciful. For a week. (3)

5: Just plain beaten on a semi-regular basis for a month. No permanent damage, and not in the face. (If you regenerate, and your parents know it, however…) (5)

Grounding

1: No computer or video games for three days. You and your friends can find something else to do. (0.5)

2: No computer, TV, video games, or time with friends for three days. Don't complain or it'll only get longer. (1)

3: For a week, and you also have to write "I will be a good child" fifty times every day. In cursive. (2)

4: Go stand in the corner, and stay there. This is what you'll be doing every day once your homework's done until it's time to go to bed. For two weeks. Better hope you actually have school, kid. (4)

5: For a month. Oh, don't be sad, sweetie. Your friends can come over and talk to you, you're just not allowed to look at or say anything to them. Actually, anybody can come over and see you. Especially all those nice kids you called your "enemies". (6)

>>64268

Public Humiliation

1: You are put in a harness and walked around the block carrying a sign saying "I am a naughty child". Hopefully nobody with a grudge sees you or this is going straight on Instragram (or, worse, 8chan). (1)

2: Six blocks, and naked except for a diaper. (1.5)

3: Paraded around town in a stroller and wearing the most ridiculous thing your caretaker(s) can find. Every day for a week. (2.5)

4: This is how you go to school for two weeks: Wearing the frilliest things your caretaker(s) can find, including a bonnet, mittens, and a diaper-revealing dress, you are sat in a carseat, and the car is parked three blocks away from the school. Then your carseat is put into your stroller and you are walked, slowly, to the school entrance, just as all the other kids arrive. Your caretaker answers all questions for you (in the most possibly humiliating ways), as you can't spit your pacifier out. If you don't attend school, don't worry- your caretaker(s) will think of something. (4)

5: There is no 5 for this one. Everyone's gotten too used to it.

Rape

You know what? I'm not even writing this one. Make it up yourself, you sicko.

>>64269

Caretakers

(One main caretaker per punishment. Select up to two main caretakers in total.)

Uncaring Bureaucrat: It's not that he doesn't care, it's… okay, he doesn't care. It's his job to take care of you, though, but that's all he does. Your routines and punishments are likely to be directives that he follows, and he doesn't like his job very much. Pretend that you're going along with everything, don't make waves, don't make his job harder than it has to be, and you'll be fine. (0) (0.4x Multiplier)

Uncaring Parent: Well, let's look on the bright side: Alcoholic Loser Dad probably won't notice if you have a hidden stash of unapproved clothes he doesn't know about. The downsides, however, ought to be obvious. He will be capricious, very angry at you for small childish things (if you took the wrong Conditions, you're in for a ride), and generally an asshole. "DID I HEAR YOU SAY ASSHOLE?! OVER MY KNEE, BOY!!!" You don't want to be at home a lot with this guy. (+10) (0.6x Multiplier)

Caring Parent: A kind and loving Mommy or Daddy who will hug you, tuck you in, kiss you goodnight, and spank you if you're bad (although they're probably just human and can be worked around sometimes). It's best to have two of these, really, although they might demand different things… (-8) (0.7x Multiplier)

Mentor: If you're Superkid (or magic kid), you probably get Superdad (or magic dad). The downside is that this parent is very strict. The bright side is that this parent understands you, has things in common with you, and genuinely loves you. (-10) (.9x Multiplier)

Apotheotic Entity: Whether it's a godlike AI, an actual sephirotic angel, or any other superhuman force, this thing is determined to take care of you. And it does so, very well; it knows what you need, child, and gives it to you freely. It has utterly limitless patience, goes out of its way to protect you from harm, and administers punishment fairly and to the letter. It is likely to always be watching (no Meddlesomeness stricture, as you cannot escape it) and might have odd strictnesses and punishments; you will understand what it wants but probably not why it wants it. You cannot select any enemy or situation that would actually be able to hurt you. (-20) (1x Multiplier)

Caring Dysfunctional Parent: This person actually does care about you but has mental problems. Expect the unexpected- random punishment and apology ("I am so sorry I hurt you") is the normal way of things. Worse than Uncaring Parent in that it's much, much harder to get by day to day. (+15) (1.2x Multiplier)

Complete Sadist: Parent, caretaker, dormitory supervisor, legal guardian - it doesn't really matter what he calls himself, does it? This person wants to hurt you and will do so given a good reason - or no reason at all, really. [Since by the rules you're not allowed to just kill him with a power or something, you probably shouldn't pick this.] (+20) (1.5x Multiplier)

Telepathic Sadist: Mommy knows where you are. Mommy knows what you're thinking. Punishment is how Mommy shows that she loves you. You better love Mommy back, or she'll just have to show you more of her love. No, you can't go to school, because then you'd be away from Mommy. No, your friends can't come over, Mommy doesn't know them. [Don't pick this unless it's your fetish or something. Seriously.] (+25) (1.8x Multiplier)

>>64270

Sub-caretakers

(Pick up to three.)

Loving Older Sibling: Cares about you, although might not have a lot of time for you. Might be assigned to take care of you and generally won't tattle on you unless you do something really stupid (a winning combination). (-10)

Neutral Older Sibling: Just stay out of his way, okay? He's busy with older-kid stuff and has no time for your rejuvenated-adult shenanigans. Might be assigned to take care of you and will tattle if he sees anything amiss, but isn't going out of his way to find it. (0)

Hating Older Sibling: Extremely annoyed that some rejuvenated brat has gotten into his house and is looking for revenge. Might engage in a little bit of humiliation and blackmail [but that's what you're here for, isn't it?] (+10)

Babysitter: Maybe she thinks you're a real kid, or maybe she knows better. Anyway, she has a job to do, so you better just do what you're told, you little brat. (-5)

Family Servant: Robot maids, elegant butlers, and men-at-arms in the service of Her Majesty Your Mother the Queen all fall into this category. They will probably have a soft spot for you and are likely to be very kind to a little angel. They are also very loyal to your caretaker(s). Being bratty to them might or might not get you what you want in the short term. (+5) [If you have NO caretakers and just want a servant, make that -10.]

Friends/Enemies

(Non-identical twin siblings can be Neutral, costing no points, as long as they are equally likely to help you as get you in trouble. RP, after all, is free.)

Good Identical Twin: A completely identical twin (same abilities, same conditions) who goes through the same strictures, punishments, and everything else that you do. No matter what, the two of you are never far apart. Your parents are likely to dress you in matching clothes, but it's worth it. (-20)

Evil Identical Twin: (Maximum of one. Two would actually kill you.) A completely identical twin, except that he suffers fewer conditions and fewer punishments, is the favorite of the family, and hates you a lot. This is your nemesis, and his favorite source of fun is finding ways to hurt you. [Another "don't get this, seriously, unless it's your fetish"] (+25 + 0.2x (Total Strictness x Punishment))

Good Fraternal Twin: The same age as you. The two of you care for each other quite a lot and tend to complement each other; he might be fast where you are strong, she might be cautious where you are gung-ho, et cetera. (-15)

Evil Fraternal Twin: (Either one of these or an Evil Identical Twin. Again, two would actually kill you.) The same age as you, shares nothing in common with you, greatly favored by your caretaker(s), and hates you. A lot. [Don't do it! Seriously!] (+20 + 0.15x (Total Strictness x Punishment))

Good Little Sibling: Very nice to you and will not tattle unless you do something mean specifically to him (don't, you spent points getting him after all). Is probably an actual child, though, and can be expected to behave like one. Considers himself your sidekick, whether or not you actually have powers. Can be annoying, of course. (-5)

Evil Little Sibling: (Maximum of three, and three will be raw hell.) 100% brat. Tattles all the time, whether you did anything wrong or not! On the bright side, your caretaker(s) will probably ignore his shenanigans after the first couple of times. Easy to distract and does not actually hate you, although it's hard to tell sometimes. (+5)

Best Friend: Every kid's dream. Shares your interests, cares about you, may have similar Conditions, complements you well. Similar to a Good Fraternal Twin, except he doesn't live with you (but might want to). (-10)

Worst Enemy: (Maximum of one. There can only ever be one.) You don't know what it is, but this kid loves picking on you to the exclusion of all others. (Is it the lisping? The crying? The diapers, maybe?) Harasses you at school. May even attempt to get you in trouble at home. Will attack your friends as well. (+10)

Friend: An actual friend, someone you invite to your parties and play games with from time to time. (Acquaintances are free.) Probably won't help you with serious stuff unless you make it worth her while. (-3)

Enemy (maximum of three): Bullies, jerks, general dickwads. They're not serious about it, and it never goes past social settings like school. (+3)

Final Notes

Remember, this is a CYOA, a blueprint for RP. You can probably metagame the hell out of it if you really want to (or just pile on punishments if that's your thing). For some insane reason, I've been up all night writing this madness just to get it out of my head. I have no idea what will happen if you actually run an RP with it.

>>64271

Edits: Autism's second tier is +25. The costs/rewards for babysitter and family servant should be flipped.

Just to prove it can be done, I'm going to write a story based on this now.

>>64404

Good stuff overall anon

>>64261

I like it a lot! And I like to thank you for sharing it with us!

I would love some more options. For example some drawbacks stuff from the URIN CYOA:

Gain points for:

Being thirsty and drink much more than other people/kids.

Have a cursed bladder that double the ammount of liquid that you absorb.

Have a ALL OR NOTHING bladder that requires thick diapers to be able to hold your pee.

Have a BLADDER MONITOR, like in the SIMS, so people around you know if your bladder is full or not - good for nice caretaker, very bad with bullies.

Or my favorite, the SYPHON, when people near you look at you and drink something your bladder fills up. Very bad with bullies as well!

>>64423

Sorry but that's not my particular magical realm.

Peter woke up with his cheetah plushie held close to his chest, his pacifier resting between his teeth (+5 [+5]), the sunlight drifting in through the window, the shadow of his crib bars putting a dark-and-light pattern on his red Flash sleeper, a soft one-piece with squeaky feet and warm mittens on the ends of the sleeves. Other kids might have complained, but Peter couldn't really use his fingers all that well anyway (+15 [+20]), and besides, his generally kind mom (-8 [+12]) had told him that if he gave her too much flack about the cute clothes she dressed him in, she'd put him in a stroller for a week and show him what being cute really meant. (3 x 2.5 x 0.8 = +6 [+18])

Mrs. Darling walked in, and found her adopted son already awake, sitting up in his crib and cuddling his cheetah like he didn't have a care in the world. Smiling, she gently prised Mr. Spots out of his hands, gently pulled his pacifier out of his mouth, unzipped the back of his sleeper and pulled it away from him, and carried him to his first destination every morning: the bathroom. He didn't need to be carried, of course, but it made his mom happy and he liked how the shoulder of her shirt felt against his face. His thick overnight diaper was flooded and messy, as it was every morning; he didn't even notice his constant dribbles. (+20 [+38]) Tossing his soiled diaper into the wastebasket, she tickled the giggling little boy and lowered him into the bathtub, dried him, did up the tapes on his a slightly thinner daytime diaper, then made sure that he was being thorough when he brushed his teeth with his extremely rapid movements.

She carried Peter back to his room and set him up on his feet, deciding what to dress him in. There was a really cute Sonic the Hedgehog shirt, but she passed it over in favor of a light green shirt and dark green overalls with the words "Mommy's Little Speedster" written in cursive on the front. He had all kinds of roller shoes and roller skates in his closet, his few, most prized possessions (0 [+38]), but he wasn't allowed to wear them to school. Instead, she pulled up his Road Runner socks, and he was able to velcro up his lightning-bolt light-up shoes all by himself.

"Breakfast is ready," Mr. Darling called from the kitchen. At 60, the man was a few years older than his wife, almost old enough to go through the Rejuvenator. The Rejuvenator was a gift from aliens to humans, and it did exactly that: turned ailing adults into elementary school children. It tended to do weird things, though. Some people were left crippled, and some got strange powers. A handful were rendered unable to survive. Still, anything was better than growing old. Peter secretly hoped that his dad would go through it soon, for both their sakes. It wasn't that Mr. Darling was mean or cruel -- the man simply had a fierce temper kept in rigid check by his fervent belief in God. (+15 [+53]) He believed that the Rejuvenator was a gift from God and that anyone went through it had a responsibility to behave "in a blessed manner". Which, to him, meant no foul language. If Peter said anything worse than "darn" or "heck", he was certain to get a fierce spanking from his father and a mouthsoaping from his mother. (2 x 1 x 1.2 = +2.4) (0.5 x 0.7 = +0.35) [+55.75] Peter was a smart kid (-15 [+40.75]), so if he ever got worse than a B average (he got the occasional C in art-related stuff, mostly As in everything else) in his normal-seeming elementary school (+5 [+45.75]), he'd get a firm spanking (2 x 1 x 1 x 1.2 = +2.4 [+48.15]) and grounded from everything fun for two weeks ([Not on the list] 2 x 1 x 2 x 1.2 = +4.8 [+52.95]). Other than that, Mr. Darling let his wife do what she wanted with the boy.

Still, breakfast was breakfast, and at once, Peter bolted away from his mother, only slowing down to avoid flying off the stairs. The Darlings had a number of rules in their house. His parents didn't constantly watch over him (he was often out and about), but they always knew what he was doing and who he was with, and if he ever lied, his father had promised him the spanking of his life. (3 x 1 x 1.2 = +3.6 [+55.55]) "It's for your own protection", Mr. Darling had said. "No running in the house", however, was not a rule in the Darlings' home and never would be. Mom thought'd be cruel, and Dad saw limiting Peter's speed as an affront to God.

Peter climbed onto his colorful booster seat. His bacon, eggs, and toast were pre-cut into small bites that he could pick up with his fork. He drank from a sippy cup (Speedy Gonzales featured prominently on the sides) to prevent it from all going down his throat at once. He ate the way his mom and dad had taught him: he could chew as quickly as he liked, but every bite had to be chewed and swallowed before he put the next one in his mouth.

"Dishes," Mrs. Darling reminded her son when the family had finished eating. She gave him quite a lot of chores, but never anything that he couldn't do well and quickly, and she hadn't even considered what she'd do if he ever seriously balked. A spanking and a small grounding, most likely. (3 x (0.5 + 0.5) x 0.7 = +2.1 [+57.65]) Fortunately, the Darlings, despite their modest means, owned a home with a dishwasher (0 [+57.65]), and it only took him fifteen seconds to put each dish in its proper place, despite only being able to carry one in each hand without dropping them. As he added the liquid and turned the dishwasher on, the school bus passed by the Darlings' house without even slowing down.

His mother was waiting for him as she always did. She strapped on his bright blue helmet, put on the matching elbow and knee pads, and put him in a pair of padded cycling mittens that didn't exist before the Rejuvenator dropped to earth. "Tell your friend Wendy hi for me," she said, kissing him on the top of his helmet.

"O-okay, Mom," he replied. He had a bit of a stutter sometimes, his mouth too fast for his brain. (+5 [+62.65]) Then, he jumped on his red-and-blue bicycle, pedaled down the driveway and onto the main road, got into the passing lane, and easily overtook the bus before it reached his school. (-60) [+2.65]

Sometimes, he thought that maybe he should ask about the person he used to be. He only knew that he was a former adult because only former adults had superhuman abilities. (+15 [+17.65]) But that person was a stranger to him -- he was Peter Darling and would be forevermore.

"Mom s-says hi," Peter said to Wendy, his best friend (-10 [+7.65]), before their first class began. Wendy was somewhat stronger than average, certainly stronger than the average Peter (0 [+17.65]), loved how cute he was from the moment she saw him, and never talked about her home life. "Say hi back," Wendy replied. "Actually, wait, I really need to talk to her, can I borrow your phone?" Peter's phone was a childish one with big buttons that could only call emergency services or his parents. She pressed the button for his mom and said that she'd really like to be picked up from school - it was important. Peter was curious, but there was no time to pry, as Wendy had to turn off Peter's phone and put it away before class started.

Trish and Becky, his other friends (-6 [+1.65]), sat nearby, also listening. They used to sort of be his enemies, and that hadn't been fun. He'd figured out that Trish can read minds (he'd countered by thinking of gross, poopy, overflowing diapers until the girl had looked physically ill). Once, he'd found his school-provided laptop missing -- he had no idea who'd taken it – and found it just as inexplicably returned, with the background changed to pink hearts and flowers, the theme set to Hello Kitty, and the username changed to "Petie Sissy Diaperbutt". It turned out to be Becky, who had a strong talent for going unnoticed. Wendy had talked to the two girls, managing to relate to them – all three could remember some, but not all, of their former lives. At least with Becky helping him, he didn't have to worry about getting Cs in art anymore. She was good with her hands and could easily help him out without the teacher noticing.

Peter got his diaper changed after lunch by one of the school nurses, who, like many people, had found her job at a nursing home obsolete. On his very first day, Peter had thought that his diapers, not his childish clothes, would make him stand out at school, but he wasn't the only one wearing them there. He wasn't even the only diapered kid in his class! It had taken him a while to realize that all the kids there had been through the Rejuvenator.

Mrs. Darling picked up Wendy as promised, fortunately not smothering Peter in front of the whole school and letting him bike home himself. Peter ran out to his bike and opened his backpack to put his cycling gear back on - and his boyish helmet, pads, and cycling mittens had been completely covered in pink, girly stickers. Becky, ever the prankster, smiled, giggled, and waved at him while waiting for her bus, being completely unable to talk. Sighing, Peter cycled back home, just slow enough not to pass his mom's car.

>>64426

I did not pay to much attention to the points, but this is a very nice story! Thank you!

[Okay, I think I messed up with punishment balance, maybe made things a bit harsher than they should be. This current version is Hardmode, but here's two other modes:

Easy: +20 points. Gain twice as many points from punishment. Maximum of 20 points from punishment.

Medium: +10 points. Gain 1.5x as many points from punishment. Maximum of 50 points from punishment.

Now, on with the story!]

Peter had hoped to sneak into the house somehow and take off the sticker-covered pads, maybe while they were getting out of the car, but both Wendy and his mother were waiting for him. "I know you're faster than that," his mother told him, raising an eyebrow.

"I d-didn't w-want you to see," Peter said quietly, but as he lowered his head in shame, Wendy and his mother both got a good view of the stickers covering his helmet.

"Oh!" Mrs. Darling exclaimed. "Well, that's nothing to be ashamed of."

"It w-w-was B-Becky," Peter mumbled.

"Well, you should thank Becky for decorating your protection like that," Mrs. Darling said patiently, and Wendy giggled. Suddenly, Peter had a vision of Becky decorating the protection he wore underneath. Blushing red-hot, he sullenly followed Wendy and his mother inside. "Now, dear, what was it you wanted to talk about?" Mrs. Darling asked Wendy.

"My dad is…" She took a breath. "My dad is in jail, and . I… don't have a key to the apartment. Is it okay if I stay here for a few nights?"

"Oh my! In jail! Certainly, you can stay here, dear, as long as Peter's father approves. That's a terrible thing, your father in jail."

"Yeah, I think he's probably going to, uh.. lose custody." That was the thing with Wendy, she knew adult terms like "lose custody" that Peter didn't. "He's… got problems."

"We can talk about all this at the dinner table. For now, I have to give Peter a change," Mrs. Darling said, helping the boy out of his safety gear, velcro shoes, and socks as he stood there in shock. She'd just blithely said, right in front of his best friend, that she was going to change his diaper! Then she picked him up, treating him like an infant right in front of her, too! He was too shocked even to cry. He'd never live this down. "Have you ever changed a diaper before, dear?" Mrs. Darling asked Wendy, not noticing Peter's shocked expression.

"I… don't know."

"Well, come along. It's something a lady your age should know." Peter was even more shocked and bit down on his lip. He couldn't even say anything -- if he tried, he'd be a blubbering, stuttering mess.

"Oh wow!" Wendy exclaimed as she saw Peter's room. Peter trembled more -- he hadn't even thought of that part! His room was full of soft toys, large plastic blocks that Mrs. Darling had bought at a yard sale, oversized toy trucks, and other toys suitable for Peter's clumsy hands. One of his pacifiers sat prominently on the dresser drawer right next to his crib. "Your room is soooo cute!" she squealed. "Peter, you are so lucky." Lucky?! Wendy… thought this was lucky?

"Isn't he just?" Mrs. Darling agreed, setting the quivering boy onto his changing table, unsnapping the crotch of his overalls, and undoing his diaper right in front of his best friend. "Do you know the next step?" she asked Wendy.

"Umm…" Wendy started, looking directly at Peter's groin. Peter was terribly embarrassed, but Mrs. Darling didn't see anything wrong with the situation, and neither did Wendy. He was just a little boy, after all. "Oh yeah! He's dirty, so you have to wipe him."

"That's right, dear," Mrs. Darling said, taking a baby wipe and using it for its intended purpose, front and back. "Do we give him a fresh one now, or is there something else?"

"Ummm…." Wendy thought. "Isn't there powder?"

"You do remember," Mrs. Darling said, smiling and lightly powdering Peter's butt and nether regions. "Remember to use just enough." The powder had a faint odor, and Peter was very glad that at least he wouldn't be smelling like baby powder all day. "Lift up, honey," she told her son, and she slipped the diaper under him. "The front part goes up, and the wings go around here, and the tapes go on like this, and we're done." Peter quailed. "Well?" Mrs. Darling prompted him as she snapped his overalls back up.

"Thanks, Mom," Peter remembered to say.

"You're quite welcome. Now, it's time to do your homework, and after that there are some things I'd like you to do for me." It was Friday, but his parents wouldn't allow him to procrastinate on homework, and Wendy and Peter did it together. He was technically smarter than her, but she knew lots of things he didn't, and even though everything else about him was quick, he had to write very slowly to be legible. Peter gradually relaxed as they worked. She didn't tease him about his diaper, after all, didn't call him names or babytalk him, and her whole attitude was that nothing particularly important had happened. He knew that being changed in front of her was embarrassing, but for the life of him, he simply could not remember why. She even helped him with the chores, vacuuming the carpet (he hated vacuuming, the vacuum just wasn't fast enough) as he ran the week's dirty laundry, set the table, made his crib and his parents' bed, and brushed out the bathtub and toilet, an appliance he couldn't remember ever using himself.

His dad arrived just before dinner, as he always did. "I see we have a guest today," he said.

"Hello, Mr. Darling," Wendy said, smiling. "I think we need to talk."

"After dinner has started," Mr. Darling replied patiently, and Peter helped his mother serve the food, as he always did. His father didn't make the family say grace before every meal, but there were strict table manners, and Wendy watched Mrs. Darling cut up Peter's food with interest.

It was a few minutes into the meal before Mr. Darling spoke. "Now, Wendy, what's this about your father?"

"He's… uh, he's in jail. I think I'm going to be taken away from him. For other reasons, too."

"Does he hit you?" Mr. Darling asked bluntly. In the man's mind, there was a bright line between "discipline", which was controlled, and "hitting," which was not.

"Well, he sometimes…" Wendy started.

"Peter, are you finished your food?" Mrs. Darling interrupted. Of course he was, he just wasn't normally allowed to leave the table before his parents finished eating. "Go on upstairs, honey. I'll worry about the dishes tonight." He ran upstairs straightaway, and it didn't occur to him until after he'd started playing with his toys that his mother was trying to get him out of the room because they had things to discuss that she didn't want him to hear. He'd finally managed to lose himself in imaginative play (Mr. Spots was a terrible monster knocking all the buildings down, and the firetrucks were really secret military vehicles fighting back against the giant) when Wendy came in.

"W-Wendy, is-is-"

"Everything's going to be fine," Wendy said, hugging her friend and, to his surprise, lifting him up onto the changing table with her adult strength. Of course he was wet and even a bit messy. It had been hours.

"Buh-buh-buh-" Peter stammered.

"Ssssh. It's okay. Your mom says that as long as I stay here, I need to be able to help her. Why do you think she showed me how?" Peter had no words. She scooted his toy box over, standing on it to more easily reach him. "So, these can come off…" she explained, taking his overalls off of him completely. "Take off the diaper… use a baby wipe… powder…" Peter froze completely, muscles tense, as his best friend uncovered, wiped, and powdered his groin. "Oh! Right. Night-time diaper." He felt something weird, something that wasn't embarrassment or humiliation, although his little boy parts stayed just the same as usual as she taped on the heavy padding. He was surprised when her next move wasn't to put his overalls back on but to take off his shirt instead. "Gotta get you ready for bed," she explained, looking through his closet. "Let's see… Oh, these are amazing!" She pulled out a tiger sleeper that he rarely wore, one with soft, slippery feet and a long tail. The mittens didn't even have any thumbs! Full of mixed feelings, he quietly let her slide his arms and legs inside, not complaining as she zipped up the back and snapped up the top. "Perfect!" She giggled, lifting him up and hugging him, very careful not to crush him. "You are just so unbelievably cute. It's incredible," she said, kissing him on the top of his head. "Do you want to tell me what you were playing?"

"Uhhh.." Peter began, and slowly explained all the fantasies he'd been indulging in, holding his toys between his soft mittens as he talked her through his imagination.

"I see!" Wendy said when she was finished. "Well, I think that big old mean Mr. Spots is really just a big cuddly cheetah," she said, handing him the plush to cradle in his arms, lifting him up into his crib, and gently popping his pacifier into his mouth. She couldn't resist kissing him on top of his head again, her hair brushing against his hood's cat ears. "Good night, Petie," she said, lifting up the side of his crib with a click, turning off the lights, and closing the door behind her. His soft nightlight turned on by itself, and he suckled on his pacifier nervously for a few minutes before falling asleep.

Any news on the new/upggraded game?

>>62330

if it isn't complete can you sent the files, this seems like a fun cyoa and i might try to finish it

Bump.

>>62602

So what happened to this?

I guess it's never going to be finished.

>>69519

Like all anon projects probably not.

>>69576

F