The Stair Episode

Cities weren't built a day, but my blanket fort was going to be! I had everything I needed; blankets, diapers to build the fort out of, and Mario to protect me and be my little overseer - my twin was never going to be able to build a better one, even if she DID have the advantage of the living room sofa situation. I had a LOT of diapers and that made good foundation!

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"This is the best you've got?" Sasha walked in with her arms crossed and a bright smile on her face.  I looked down her stomach, at her hips... not the slightest bit of puffiness.  Her new pullups really were discrete.  I looked down at my own pants, at the thick puffiness between my legs, and blushed. 

"Sh-shut up..." 

"I thought you were the big brother, right?  By two whole minutes?"

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"I am the biggest!" I stood up in a huff, ready to defend myself, ready to prove that her damn growth spurt wasn't anything compared to my boy-ness, but in doing so I lost balance due to my puffy-butt-ness and tumbled backward into the wall of diapers stacked up behind me.

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"Tsk tsk tsk..." Sasha walked around the pile of diapers that had once been both of ours.  Hers and mine.  But now, with her recent potty training, Mommy had given them all to me.  I felt tears in my eyes and - without a chance to stop myself - the padding between my legs grew hot and wet. 

"I know that face," Sasha said with a smile. "Looks like all these diapers won't even be enough for you!  You'll be in them forever."

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"I will not I will not I will not!" I kicked my heel down against the floor and the blankets fell down over my head, which only made me start to cry. I was the older one, I was the big brother, this wasn't fair even at all!!

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"Don't throw a temper tantrum, little brother.  Mommy will hear you - she'll pull you over her lap again." At that threat, I froze.  I looked up at Sasha with helpless eyes, knowing that she was right.  She was my big sister now, and that meant she was in charge. "I'm sorry sis," I muttered under my breath. "I'll be a good little boy..."