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Beelijah @beelijah.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

There wasn't really anything that caused it. One day, I was just fixated on them, and started googling things, and it developed from there

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Tmi Tuesday! Well, kinda... I'm heading to bed for the night, but leave me some questions and I'll answer in the morning! (Sticker by @mochiarts.bsky.social )

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Mm! Totally fair! It's one of those words that's always gonna be a lil divisive

Has to be Strawby! I like chocolate a lot, but it's also easy to find a lot of choccy flavoured things. Strawberry is way less common. I'm allergic to nanners, so they're off the table, alas

I'd probably say decent overalls/shortalls/skirtalls! They technically aren't an ABDL thing, but it can be hard to find a good pair, and I think a company selling them in various colours, with cute embroidery on the front, etc would fill a good niche

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Tmi Tuesday! Well, kinda... I'm heading to bed for the night, but leave me some questions and I'll answer in the morning! (Sticker by @mochiarts.bsky.social )

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Mm! Gotcha! Nappy-bag (Unless you're a baby-bag girl), nappy-cream, etc. How about the other way round ie: is it a night-diaper, or is it a night-nappy?

How do you feel about tacking things onto the word 'nappy' specifically? What if Mommy and her friend are having you try on little outfits, and someone says "She definitely has a bit of a nappy-bum in this one..." Or "I'm surprised you don't put her in a nappy-cover more often."

Gosh, you definitely nail the vibe! Very fair assessment!

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I feel like there's a lot of folk out there who love the accent, I just run into a lot who turn a little pale once someone says 'nappy', so I was a little curious what the consensus would be

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I'm a massive fan of it too. It's such a nice vibe

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I adore them, but they're definitely not something I'd class as an 'always' thing. Definitely more suited to when someone needs a good reason to feel fussy about something

You say that, but I know you're already predisposed towards the word 'nappy'

Ooh! I'm curious what spurred the conversation!

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Yep yep, that's pretty apt! It's just used a little more affectionately in my experience.

Teacher's Pet Tia! @crimsoni.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

If you notice someone wearing Depends, respect their dignity. If you MUST bring it up, just say something casual like "Oh no, those are way too thin, you didn't even use powder! Here let's get you into one of mine! Oh, but then your pants won't fit... C'mon, hon let's go buy you some overalls too!"

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It didn't take you long to develop preferences over who changes you! Your big sis always uses the time to show you MORE pretty swirls and says things like how "You love pooping your diapers", "I didn't think you'd take to the hypnosis this well", or "You're never going to get potty trained again!"

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Same! Feels like for every one person in Adelaide, there's a thousand in Melbourne

Oh goodness! So am I! You're the first Aussie I've seen who wasn't up on the east coast!

I think Australia as a whole does. I used to say I was from Poison Island when I introduced myself to folk online and they knew exactly where I meant. Now, I get to call it Bluey Island

Interesting! I hear it a lot! Might be a regional thing though. I'm down south, and it's used fairly commonly.

Eww, VB's worse than any nappy!

We definitely have a pretty unique way with words sometimes! I like super-British babytalk too, but there's definitely some overlap there: I think the Aussie accent just changes the vibe a lot. Though, I tend to sound more British than Aussie anyhow.

I think Bluey's been pretty good PR for us, and made a lot of people want to be an Australian child, hah.

Having your dad take you to Cash Converters in an absolute nugget of a car isn't necessarily far from the Australian experience, hah

Bum-change is top-tier slang! So, 'Grot' is almost exclusively used for playful chiding. It's just a variant on 'gross' If a kid's picking their nose, you'll call them a little grot, or if they're doing something yucky like wiping their nose on their sleeve, you'll say 'Ewww, grotty'

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Aww, heck yeah! You're a sweetie! I'm gonna give you a teething-rusk with a little Vegemite on it.

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Gimme your opinions! tonight's topic: Aussie babytalk When the teenager holding you says "Aww, you dribbled on me, you little grot!" In a playful way, or "Yuck, soggy nappy! Someone needs a bum-change!" Is it cute at all, or is it wholly unbearable to non Australians?

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Remember to avoid using infantilizing language in the workplace. 1. It doesn't promote a healthy workplace environment. 2. It makes it really confusing when the regression flu is going around, and HR needs to be aware if someone's REALLY "throwing their toys out of the pram"

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I'm not usually a hat person, but I've learned they do pins, so that might be the move

And yet people still flinch when I'm wearing Depends, even if I've only leaked 5 or 6 times...

Question: is there any easy way to signal that I'm a friend of Bluey, that isn't super overt either? I have a bunch of pins on my bag, so I was thinking I'd add a Bluey pin, but they're surprisingly hard to find, so I'm kinda left scratching my head.

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Saying Daylight savings can kiss my Luvs, has yielded a surprising amount of friends also wanting to kiss my diaper. Surprisingly flattering day!

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There's nothing more age-affirming than standing at the edge of your playpen shouting "Mama! Potty! Potty!" And getting nothing more than a giggle, a kiss on the forehead, and a little wave as she heads back to the kitchen to finish doing the dishes, and leaves you to watch your Teletubbies.

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I loved Bleach as a teenager, then when I went back to it as an adult, I realized how much time gets wasted in fights. Like, the Arrancar arc has huge amounts of characters swinging swords at each other, until someone just uses their shikai or bankai and ends it in two seconds.