Darlinglittlelo Posted December 4, 2017 Report Posted December 4, 2017 Hi everyone! My name is Loey and I'm pretty new to being active in the community. I've fallen into little space sporadically for a long time but haven't really identified myself as a "little" until recently. However, as I've lurked tumblr/fetlife/forums over the years I've gotten the impression that someone who's little tends to feel little 24/7 or at least most days, but I find that for me, there are sometimes weeks at a time when I don't go into little space at all...does anyone else do that? Does it just seem like it's all the time for other people since it's kind of a concentrated community? Also would it be bad for me to look for a daddy if I know there will be weeks when I wouldn't be able to fulfill his needs to be a daddy? I don't know if that makes sense but any responses would be appreciated!
daddy1992 Posted December 4, 2017 Report Posted December 4, 2017 Hello Loey,That's completely normal. It isn't true that every little can be in little space 24/7. My little doesn't normal have it every min/hour in a day. it depends on what we are doing. sometime she doesn't get it for days/weeks. It's can also be hard to get into little space. So this isn't something you should overthink about. Hope this has answer your question
Guest SUeB Posted December 4, 2017 Report Posted December 4, 2017 My littlespace is mostly displayed when with a particular kind of man. i have gone months without any of those feelings. And even with my Daddy, i don't always go there in my head. Sometimes it's more deeply sub, sometimes purely vanilla. Certainly not a 24/7 thing for me.
Littlest_Bee Posted December 4, 2017 Report Posted December 4, 2017 Hello Loey and welcome. While I usually do feel younger than I am, I don't really feel little most of the time either. It's complicated and I think every one of us has to find the right balance. There are differences. So concentrate on what's good for you. At times of insecurity I sometimes try to remember François Lelord's book "Hector and the Search for Happiness". There's one quote that stood out especially to me: >>Making comparisons can spoil your happiness.<< Best wishes. ❤ 1
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