Outgrowing being a Little

[mylittlemermaid]

Does anyone know of somebody who has outgrown being a little? maybe I am wrong but I just can't see people in their 50's still being littles. Do people outgrow it or is it usually for life? Or what if you have children after establishing a dd/lg relationship? How does that change or does it kind of fade away?

[mylittlemermaid]

Thanks for the reply! I've always wondered about that

[LB Chris]

Being a Little or Middle is just a state of mind and so long as you have it, that's who you are, knowing some who are over 50 and are 'littles'.

I've never really been a grown up but don't miss it.

[Guest buddhagirl]

I'm 46 years old and my daddy (husband) is 37. I may not be a "typical" little (don't watch cartoons, use sippie cup, etc.) but have a strong little girl/daddy dynamic in our relationship. It seems totally natural for us. We have kids, I'm a very successful professional, and we have so much fun and create so much love because of this aspect of our relationship.