All My Girlfriend's Rules

De: A.B. DeLane

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Having a dating life can be complicated when you struggle to avoid peeing all over your partner.

A childhood accident left Sarah grappling with incontinence, a condition that has shaped her life, her self-esteem, and her relationships. Dating is impossible. Who would want to get intimate with an adult who still wears diapers?

As she faces one final summer with her foster parents before her senior year of college, Sarah isn’t expecting much. That changes when an old high school friend re-enters her life, offering a glimpse of an unexpected future.

Sarah isn’t sure if she is ready for the unconventional relationship that is proposed, one with a woman who wants to be a caregiver for her. But the promise of someone willing to overlook her incontinence is enough to convince Sarah to give it a try.

But before embracing this new relationship and accepting the idea of being cared for like a baby, Sarah must come to terms with a troubled past that threatens to disrupt her hopes for the future. There is a reason Sarah was placed in foster care as a teenager after her mother's arrest. She is haunted by traumatic events she has tried and failed to forget, secrets she will need to confront if this relationship is to succeed.

The last time Sarah trusted someone to care for her, they failed her. Will this be any different?

beautiful

I loved most of the story I would of maybe liked the stuff with Samantha to be a little more flushed out maybe even earlier signs of what was happening but I get it

Lisa is a dream mom I'm envious.

Amazing and real in it telling, if you want a glims in to the what being a little and mom means in the community then this can give you that.

Different subject

Different subject matter for me, I’ve never really thought about in detail what a relationship would be like between a “big” & “little “ it was very interesting to say the least. I’m glad I listened to the story.

Amazing

Yes being a little is a lot of fun, wish there were more caregivers in the community that would be like Lisa. However far too many seem to be like the daddy in the story which is very sad. Overall a wonderful story. Thanks.