Body

[PrincessNicole]

I am very new to this and I was wondering if anyone else felt a little self conscious about their body. I am pretty curvy which in general I don't mind my boobs are quite large and I have hips and a butt, however I feel though would this make guys like me as a little less because I have a very womenly body however I have a very youthfully glow to my face

[ronja]

heyy, i find this hard too

like i can't easily wear 'childlike' dresses because i'm taller than kids (and special clothing is wayyyyyy too expensive)

but also because of the little curves i have, it's not much, but it's still there and makes me have to wear bra's. They actually can keep me from slipping into little space:(

[PrincessNicole]

Ohh, I had very large boobs and still apsolutely hate wearing bras but when you go out you can't get away with it and it can be painful for long amount of times -.- I just very much hope guys don't see that, and I like to be a little naughty with daddy but it really makes me worried.

[Princess-P]

I'd say most people who are looking for a little are not looking for someone who specifically looks like a child. Thats pretty strange. Were all adults, for the most part we all have pretty adult bodies.

 

I personally would be very creeped out by someone looking for someone who has the body of a child. Sure preferences for looks are fine. Not everyone likes someone who's fat/curvy/skinny but I've never seen someone looming for "child's body" type. Eww.

 

A woman's body is expected... Because your a woman.

Edited June 23, 2017 by Princess-P

[PrincessNicole]

I don't mean the body in itself I mean the way in which you can't wear certain clothing that I as myself want to wear. My body can be disguised if I feel self conscious but will always be my body but I can't wear certain dresses or let's admin my chest is spilling or hips don't fit.

[Princess-P]

In the original post you stated your worried guys wouldn't like your body as a little because you have a woman's body with curves. Thats what I was replying to.

 

As for clothing... There's tons of clothes out there for curves that are super cute you just have to know where to shop or how to get creative. I'm a size 22 with a 40DDD chest and have no issues finding adorable dresses/skirts cute tops and shorts/pants, onesies, thigh and knee high socks, and tons of other stuff. There's Disney and frills and lace and really everything you could want that will fit your body if you shop at the right places. And yea some things can be expensive but not all of it. And remember that spending money on clothes is an investment. Higher prices usually mean better quality and will last longer so its worth it.

[plinkinbinkk]

I'm a little with a womanly body. Not all littles wear little girl stuff. My Sir loves women not children but loves my little personality and how cute I am when talking about my toys and stuff. You don't have to wear pink tutus to be considered a little unless that's what you want.

[PrincessTimone]

Im a 26 in Australian sizes, so I sympathise. My daddy loves me the size I am, and prefers curvier girls to skinny ones. But like daddy also says, everyone is beautiful. Skin is just the wrapping paper, its the gift inside that counts! Edited June 23, 2017 by PrincessTimone

[cutiestlittleever]

First off everyone is beautiful just the way they are.

 

But I've had the same concerns you have had from time to time. I have larger boobs, and curvy body, and a pretty big butt. When I first started in ddlg I wondered if I'd be not wanted by caregivers because even though I look young my body type doesn't seem young because I started developing early. 

 

But what I learned is the right person likes you just the way you are. If not then they weren't for you and that's alright.

Different strokes for different folks

[CharChar]

I'm self conscious of my body constantly. I am very tall for a girl, and very very skinny. So if something fits me length wise it NEVER fits around my waist/arms/legs. I also have no boobs and no butt.  

[LovesSparkles]

I have curves (big boobs) and I won't look right in some things so I wear other "little" things. Hello kitty socks, a Minnie Mouse t-shirt, etc. I can still express my little side, but feel comfortable leaving the house wearing them.

 

If a frilly dress is out, what about a cute pair of shortalls? Not all fashion styles will ever fit all body types.

[HisuianLilligant]

I'm super short and tiny and have to shop in the children's section for clothes and shoes-which isn't that bad being a little but I have a super hard time finding things that fit, and all the cute stuff online or in stores that people my age(21) shop at are wayy too big :/ Everyone's their own worst critic though