- 8 years ago
#2302
Excellent question with a bit of a twisted answer.
Generally, it is not okay to collect littles or collect Caregivers.
However, if there is an understanding between you and those parties then I don't see any reason why this may be an issue or frowned upon. If everyone is aware that it's just online play and you're engaging the same situations with other littles then it isn't like you're being deceitful or getting someone's hopes up.
Communication is important. If you find an online roleplay person then they should have an idea of how far your roleplaying is going to go--is it strictly online or might it eventually bleed into an offline something? Are you seeing someone in real life? Are you devoted to the online person in some fashion (ie: not roleplaying with others?). The other person needs to know your intentions and they need to know yours.
There are Daddy Doms, Mommy Dommes, and other Caregiver types that have more than one little. The littles may be "brothers" and "sisters" to each other. They may also interact with them or may not. Sometimes the Dominant has a switch partner who will also dominate the little--giving the little both a Daddy and a Mommy sometimes with a bit of hierarchy to things.
There are also situations of paying for adult baby care. There are places where you can pay a fee to be tended to, cared for, changed, fed, and more. These usually don't involve physically intimate interaction, but, again, everything is disclosed upfront. The adult baby is aware that it's just a service and that the Caregiver isn't necessarily attached or personally interested in being that person's sole Caregiver 24/7 or for no monetary gain. Again, there's no reason this is bad as long as everyone knows and is on the same ground.
Now, if, say, a Daddy is hopping around online and getting off via random roleplay with littles, building them up and abandoning them after a scene or two (after he uses them to his own pleasures), and he didn't give them upfront information on his intentions then that's no good. Nobody wants to think they're getting into something special only to be abandoned or to find out the other person wasn't nearly as serious about things.
In short:
No problem if all parties involved are aware.
Example: "Just to let you know, I'm just kind of messing around right now and looking for fun. Nothing serious at all with any one person."
Example: "Just to let you know, I'm seeing someone in person who I feel very deeply for and am committed. I'm just looking for some online fun every now and again, and they're aware and okay with that since they're not really into the scene themselves."
Example: "To be upfront, whenever I say (This is not a dating site) I just mean during a single roleplay scene. I'm not ready to be committed to anything more than that."
Big problem if the truth of the intentions are hidden or not disclosed upfront.