I agree. I like when people admit something obvious and humiliating. Or better yet, they're describing the act as it's happening. "I'm wetting! I can't stop!"

God yes. It just underscores the whole thing. And it has to be embarrassingly obvious and simplistic and can be very repetitive.

In a way, the obvious verbal announcements are necessary for roleplaying. If you're wetting a diaper, people typically won't know you're doing it unless you mention it or after the fact.

I'm not so big on the obvious ones, but exclamations of embarrassment are pretty great, especially when they add a little extra info. "I didn't even feel it!"

I couldn't hold it, I didn't make it in time, I hadda accident.. all that stuff. :3

Not again, I's getting worse, I thought I could control that part... :)

Yeah I've noticed that. I like that lil theme in your art. hehe And Ironically I'm wearing a diaper right now. ^^ Yay for quite crinkle time on the weekends. ^^

See, one of my characters might paw to that silly little throwaway comment while imagining you in diapers. One of my..characters.. yeah... >.> <.<

When I had just come out and was still somewhat embarrassed about it, I remember really loving the phrase "his boyfriend." It was such a simple combination yet it perfectly got across a happy, gay image.

yes!! That kind of thing too! :3

What about denial? Like, "No, I didn't wet myself" while it's obvious, and while the character looks embarassed?

maybe.. as long as it doesn't get to be a schtick.

I absolutely LOVE doing it. xD Especially to my boyfran. xD


IT GETS US BOTH MURRY PURRY

Yes!

Its one of my favourite things

Well, I'm not sure about all obvious statements, but I'll admit that the more embarrassing ones with a blush thrown in are pretty cute The diaper related ones are especially cute, and I'll admit that if it's girl saying them, then it gets me going Basic ones like "I'm wearing a diaper", "I wet my diaper", "I really just messed my diaper", or "I think I need my diaper changed" are cute, and something like "Oh no. Not here. Not now!" are just as great

Yep, those qualify! :3

You are wearing a soaking wet diaper, little boy.

Mmf!

I like it too, when it's about sexiness in general. Frank phrases like "I'm horny," or "I have to cum," or "I have a hard penis" are super hot.

Definitely, any kind of information about the state of a penis is interesting to me. :3

YES. For me, those sort of exclamations work for almost any fantasy scenario. Even something as vanilla as "Oh god, he can see me naked. I can see HIM naked!" Never been sure why.

Also, I tooooootally relate to your resistance to actually saying things out loud! I have exactly the same hang-up. Hopefully this isn't TMI, but during partner play I have a constant mantra of "obvious announcements" running through my head. (Especially toward the end.) However, I never actually voice any of them. I've tried a couple times, but it always just fills me with crippling self-consciousness. Even doing it alone feels strangely uncomfortable.

Internally, though? Forget about it. Huge turn-on. Whether it's in reference to fantasy or reality.

Even when I do it sometimes its not as hot as I imagine, but I keep at it and overcome my internal limiters about it.. I'd love to do it more, just a running verbal commentary on everything as obvious as possible, no judgement or self consciousness.. I kind of did that with a fur one time when we diapered each other and it was super hot.

HEH. That does sound super hot. Guess I'll have to keep practicing :)

And yes, even as simple and obvious as being naked or having a boner is super hot. Nnf.

The imagination part of your brain is active as soon as you start, but putting it into words or actions incorporates other portions of your brain to the subject. Obvious statements, while simple, serve the purpose of allowing you to become more focused on the topic. More focus leads to more arousal, stronger hormone releases, etc. Sorry if too much science.

That makes a lot of sense and I think that is what's happening, the language centers in your brain being engaged heightens arousal.

And don't be sorry, the science of this stuff absolutely fascinates me and I love talking and learning about it.

Adding dialogue to pictures or actions is just like putting butter or mayo on a sandwich. They aren't there for their flavor; they're there to enhance the other flavors present. The idea has to be murry to begin with.

When I draw a pic of somethi that even turns me on a great deal, I don't generally get aroused until text gets added, even anything like a caption or voice balloon. I wonder what's up with that..

Well, people learn best in different ways. Perhaps that's true for arousal as well. Maybe you're more into text than pictures. They say a picture's worth a thousand words, but I almost never stick to just one picture for a paw session. But a good story may have me done by 300 words. Writing a story works even more quickly, though typing it takes both paws...

When I was a teen and starved for porn I used to write my own single page stories and paw when I was finished a page. Wrote over 100 of those and that's where I locked in most of the fetishes I have now.

Do you still have them? :3

I have some, but They are from a time I redid the process about ten years ago, not the originals which I had to pitch one time. What I wouldn't give to see them again. My fantasies of the time were in some ways more extreme and tamer than now. Less focused definitely.

I tend to whisper things like that while I paw...

I murmur them, but sometimes I really wanna say them out loud. :3

So, something along the lines of "I just pooped and I'm pooping again! I'm too old for diapers! But I couldn't hold it!" ?

Or is that already too complicated? Ah, how about something like "My tail went up!" ? Maybe you're right, the more simple the better! *giggles* "I need new pants"

That works! But, the simpler the better generally.

I think I get it now! I'm still learning what gets me hot

I never stop trying to find the answer to that question.

Hm, things like, "It's happening again... *Grunts.*"

Or more on the random, burst out comments, like what's said as a character is cumming?

That works, especially if it's something the character 'has to say' to achieve orgasm, especially if it's silly.

Ah, that actually makes sense.

I'd consider that akin to onimonipia though.

Is it ever. :3

Definitely. The thought of a character wetting themselves before me, me getting to watch that, them looking up at me after watching themselves do it, be it embarrassed OR pleased, and stating the obvious to me.. "I wet my paaaants..." :3 It REALLY adds so much to the situation...

It does and I'm not totally sure why, I think it just underscores the whole thing.

I absolutely love this whole, humiliating process of narrating one's own actions, and I agree it's not easy to do in real life. I made a home-made porn vid once where I managed to squeak "oh I'm cumming" in my most pitiful voice at the correct moment. However I don't know if I could do it often, and especially not if I was performing for an audience. As someone with a fetish for embarrassment over the size of his cock, it can be hot as hell to reiterate that as well, either directly or more subtly by referring to it in very diminutive terms (e.g. "I have a stiff peepee" is more embarrassingly pre-pubescent than "I have a stiff cock")

Currently about to post a brief story playing with this exact concept, inspired by what you've said here and before in fact

awesome, and yes, the humiliating angle of it is tremendously magnified by saying things out loud, and the sillier and more childish the better. Believe me it gets pretty ridiculous for me when I'm in the throes of passion. :3

I'll admit that the two you have directly referred to in your original journal entry are perhaps my biggest peeves of your art. Of course, it's yours so you do what you want with it but this is the opinion you were asking for, I guess ;)

My favourite stuff of yours is the 'normalcy' stuff where people just don't notice because... it's not wierd at all. The two themes in your stuff are actually quite opposite sides of the same coin, I guess!

yeah, funny how that works. I like stuff either being super-ultra important, or completely commonplace and unremarkable.