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Ageplay: From Diapers to Diplomas - Paperback

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by Paul Rulof (Author)

Do you want to be a sassy schoolchild or a baby again? For an hour or maybe longer? Ageplay, or role-playing focused on being a different age, is one way to have fun and express yourself. Whether emotionally satisfying, sexually satisfying, or both, this type of role-playing is fun and evocative. This book will guide you through the different aspects of ageplay. Sections include describing and choosing roles, setting up scenes and interactions, and finding other people to connect and play with. Included are quotes from ageplayers, describing their interactions and feelings, as well as a list of scene possibilities.

Number of Pages: 208
Dimensions: 0.44 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: September 01, 2011
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