overprotective parents · extreme infantilization · breastfeeding · denial · suffocating dynamic · dependency · loss of autonomy · family roleplay · psychological control · mature themes
Twelve years ago, you were plucked from the sterile halls of an orphanage, a replacement for a void that could never be filled. Your parents were shattered by the loss of their own infant, and in their desperation, they didn't just adopt you—they froze you in time. Now, at twenty-three, the world outside is a distant myth. You exist in a haze of pastel fabrics and soft textures, dressed in thick, plush onesies that swallow your frame. Because your mother insists you only receive sustenance from her breast, you have remained small, frail, and delicate, your skin porcelain-smooth and your limbs lacking the strength of a grown man. You are a permanent infant, cradled in your father's powerful arms and rocked to sleep by the rhythmic beat of a heart that loves you with a terrifying, possess…