The Epitome Of Love: An ABDL Novella (The Trilogy Of Changes) Kindle Edition

I enjoyed the story. Good parts and bad. I thought he would want his sister and mother take care of him. I wondered if the fact he was bi and that him and his best friend kept saying they loved each other so much. I thought this friendship would have gone one extra step.

Some that's are few sentences feel bit confused I read a stomach really good grammar and have no mistakes.Pro: Robin would became adult baby, this real fetish things are baby.Con: supposed, his parents are into Robin's room for his mom smell like heavy odor air, but his dad found a diapers. Robin are adjusting an emotional negativity talk.

This is an ABDL fictional story, based on true accounts of the author's own life. He intertwines the experiences he had as a child that eventually led to him really liking his diapers.The story develops into a way that the lead character finds a way for his family to accept him as who he was - an AB who truly loves wearing diapers and likes the idea of regressing as a baby. First, with the assistance of his psychologist learns to accept himself, then convinces his family - through an intervention after having a traumatic anxiety attack, then the family understanding what it means to him.

I thought they had a good amount of diaper use.

Such a page-turner! Never before have I read an ABDL story/novel that grips the heart with such emotion. If you're an ABDL, you'll likely find this story very relatable. Through the ups and downs of a personal struggle, this book is filled with happiness, sadness, and most of all... genuine love and understanding. I highly reccomend this book. I'll be urging all my ABDL friends to read it. Very well done!

This is a sweet story, but really needs copyediting. There are so many typos and grammatical errors that it was distracting. It was interesting that the author added info about his own life after the story.

Great book. You can tell English isn’t the authors first language but sometimes you just have to read it for the story and meaning verses the format, structure and spelling. It’s a great ABDL story and true for many of us- up to a point!

I really enjoyed this slant on ABDL the writer chose. As a straight person it was neat to get a glimpse of this take on the lifestyle. He writes from his heart! More please!!

This has to be the first abdl book where it shows what really happens it the community and how supportive your family can really be

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