A Natural Progression

From very early on in my childhood, I had a fascination with watching other people pee and poop. I had my own obsessions with pooping outside, pooping in my pants, pooping in diapers, wiping, etc. No scat, I got cleaned up as quickly as possible. But the main thing to understand is that diapers were the natural progression from the pooping preoccupation.

A few things about me. I'm proud to call myself a Vermonter. If you ate Ben and Jerry's this week, you're welcome. We're also the home of such writers and cultural icons as Robert Frost, Shirley Jackson, and John Goldsmith. (Stay Thirsty My Friends) My resume includes retail work and various other jobs. I'm also a tarot reader, ghost hunter and an aspiring stand up comedian. I like writing, acting and various mediums of art. Recently participated as a volunteer at the Salem Film Festival, which takes place in several states with a Salem, including Massachusetts and Oregon.

My current hometown is Salem, Massachussetts and I work in retail.

Welcome to Zity, have fun

Hi and welcome to the site WolfEmperor. Glad to have a Green Mountain Boy here. I'm just a "Flatlander", but I've spent many hours in VT. I have wander through the graveyard to find Robert Frost's resting spot, snowmobiled many trails, been to the top of Mt. Equinox, ate at my favorite Wilmington spot, "Dots", etc, etc...

Anyway, this is a great place to come and hang out, have fun and enjoy! Diapers are the best, but please check them, or have them checked regular, poopy ones will have you standing alone here. lol.

Thank you. 😃 I'm actually from the town where Frost is buried. Did you see the Titanic passenger towards the lower end of the cemetery?

No Wolf, didn't catch that one. Didn't know of it at the time. Also, it was a brutally cold day, it was best to be in and out, or out, and back in. But, that's a good reason to make another visit. I like the museum too, I think it's the Grandma Moses. My friend likes to think that big old building across the road from the church, on Monument Ave & route 9, must be hunted.

There's a lot of haunted places in Bennington. The building you're referring to, if I'm not mistaken, is the Putnam hotel. To my knowledge, no one has actually lived in there for a very long time, but I don't know if any paranormal groups have been inside. I know VSDA, the group I was with in Burlington, held a special event at Southern Vermont College, which is well known for paranormal activity throughout the campus. Of course the stories change depending on whose been smoking what. 😉

That must be the one Wolf. Route 9 kinda zig zag right there. Not only does my friend think it must be haunted, but he always says he'd love to get into the basement, to see what might remain. There is an old church between Troy and Bennington he always says the same about too. Haven't been by it in a while, so I'm not sure exactly where that is, but it is NY.