It's been a while since I've drawn something specifically babyfur (sans inflation) But I've been thinking about doing a series of purely babyfur pictures in which scenes are depicted of those little moments of childhood that we sort of overlooked (or the ones that don't get put into pictures much). Being put into a shopping cart or stroller, being scolded publicly, \\\ just those little lost moments that you don's see in lots of babyfur art these days. So what I'm trying to do is put together a list of things to draw. What sort of things do you remember from your childhood prominently that you don't see put into art very often? I feel that as an AB I wish to examine all aspects of my own childhood and REVEL IN NOSTALGIA!
But things I've thought of so far are:
1. Going to Wal-Mart figures prominently in my childhood. Things like being put into the cart, being taken into the bathroom, or receiving a balloon at the front desk cause I got lost!
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But things I've thought of so far are:
1. Going to Wal-Mart figures prominently in my childhood. Things like being put into the cart, being taken into the bathroom, or receiving a balloon at the front desk cause I got lost!
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Good ideer!
When you mention childhood and shopping I think about the confusion of wanting all this stuff and not understanding that it's not yours to keep. I remember always playing with a ball I found in a ball pit that stores used to always carry.
I remember one time getting lost and calling for my mother but then I thought, how will other moms know I'm not calling for them, so in my confusion I called my mom by her first name, I don't see many toddlers getting that mixed up though :p
When you mention childhood and shopping I think about the confusion of wanting all this stuff and not understanding that it's not yours to keep. I remember always playing with a ball I found in a ball pit that stores used to always carry.
I remember one time getting lost and calling for my mother but then I thought, how will other moms know I'm not calling for them, so in my confusion I called my mom by her first name, I don't see many toddlers getting that mixed up though :p
Awww, yoo so cute n chubby ^^ I have some very fond memories of childhood, and if I could draw I'd make them into art. I remember being diapered by my babysitter, riding in her car to the grocery store and how big the seat was, playing hide and seek and being small enough to fit under the bed or in a laundry basket, wiggling my toes in wet grass or in shag carpet, making just about anything into a toy, looking at my face in the huge shiney Christmas ornaments on a Christmas tree, and lots of others. ^^
*giggles* So ya played rough? I remember going to my sitter even when I was too young to go to school, and a lot of times it was just me and her there. Sometimes another kid would be there, but not all the time. So I would get taken along with her to visit and talk with her friends, which tended to be very boring for me. But I do remember being taken shopping and put in the cart like in your pic. One time her oldest daughter took me for a ride on her motorcycle and I got really scared because of how loud and fast it was. When I did get to play with other kids, we did stuff like hide and seek, finger paints, played with toys, board games, and just ran around outside. Sure was nice not having any worries like that. X3
I remember what it was like, I was a latchkey kid through elementary school and I really wanted to interact more with kids like I did when I was younger, and I actually wanted to be babysat, just to have some friends around, was really the root of that issue. But I lived out in the boonies here in Texas for my entire childhood and I didn't get to spend much time with other kids, and when we DID play, it was mostly outside where we could run and wear ourselves out so the adults wouldn't have to deal with us later. And so naturally, I played rough >.< but I'm super gentle now... Plus, kids thought I was weird or "Not entirely there" when I was little anyway mostly cause I just eventually learned to occupy myself :/
Awwww, that sucks. *hugs* I lived in a very small town, and sort of in the boonies, but still on a street with other people. I had a friend that was just a few months younger than me who lived across the road and we would always play together. Then there was family that would come over and I would play with them. Since we lived in a wooded area, going for walks in the woods was something we did often. So was playing in the dirt. X3
:I I grew up in the woods. Making friends was dangerous, and everyone knew I was gay before I ever even realized it, and I was ridiculed a lot. I owe my ability to connect with other people so easily is Pokemon! I remember in grade-school, I would hang out with the bigger kids who also liked Pokemon, and it just helped me learn to socialize better cause I wasn't hanging out with people in my own grade. I craved attention from older kids :/
Awwww, that sucks. :( I was more or less straight growing up. I had crushes on girls, but never asked anyone out or anything. I was mostly asexual, since it just didn't interest me. But I never really "came out" one way or the other. I don't remember having any gay friends until college I think. I didn't think differently of them, they were cool. I never really had problems with anyone "different" from me, in spite of some family traits that suggested otherwise. My older brother would have friends over sometimes and I would try to hang out with them, but he was more of the bullying type of older brother until his late teens when he mellowed out. But I always thought it was kinda neat hanging out with older kids.
I felt more grown up than my peers, was the problem. Like everyone else seemed more care-free than I was. I had to deal with a lot of family abuse at home, so facing ridicule from my peers affected me twice as much as it would have normally. But hanging out with older kids, I felt like I belonged more, even though they mostly made fun of me. I often felt my peers were clueless and naive compared to me. Then I started discovering silly things about myself like my diaper fixation and inflatey stuff, and welp, I just accepted the fact that I was a goofy lil boy :p
Awww, hehe, and that's the Jeffy we all know and love. ^^ I was kind of the opposite. I felt like everyone else was older than I was, even though I often acted more mature than others. I had the diaper and regression fixation since I was like 4 or 5, so pretty much my whole life I dealt with that in my head. Thought I was the only one until I did an Internet search around age 22. Had to wait for the Internet to be invented, then wait for the various AB/DL groups to show up. X3
Very cute! For me, some of my fond memories, oddly, were going to the doctor or dentist. I was a very curious kid, and liked seeing all of the equipment and stuff used. I remember playing with those bead mazes in the waiting room, and getting a little toy or lollipop for being good.
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