Adult Babies by Sean Hawker
ADULT BABIES is a revised and expanded 5000 word version of an earlier short story from Sean Hawker’s collection of insane ideas. It’s been given a HAWKMAN 2022 makeover, so expect plenty of extra sexy savagery with a side order of furious fucking filth.
A bizarre, brutal tale soiled in the fluids of fapping men in nappies (diapers), make sure you don’t eat anything immediately before or after you read this… and stay away from Mummy’s uterus
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United Statesidk what i expected
a pointless story that tries to use ridiculously vile imagery to send some vague, uninspired message that seems to disapprove of kinkplay. thank god i only paid 50 cents for this when i probably could’ve found a similar story written in a middle school student’s notebook.
United Statesidk what i expected
a pointless story that tries to use ridiculously vile imagery to send some vague, uninspired message that seems to disapprove of kinkplay. thank god i only paid 50 cents for this when i probably could’ve found a similar story written in a middle school student’s notebook.
This…did not go how I expected and I loved it!
Every single Hawker story is riddled with TW, just FYI. This one was interesting. A fairly good representation of the fetish lifestyle. Hawker leaves NOTHING up tot he imagination, detailing every grotesque act between mistress & babies. The ending was completely unexpected and fucked, which is exactly what I want in my horror. On to the next Hawker story I go!
CanadaNappy Time
Wow! I did not know about the adult baby kink . Now I know too much thanks to Sean Hawker. Funny, gory, sick, bizarre… that is all.
United KingdomIrresistible
Sean Hawker writes content I don't want to read and yet I daren't look away. This is horror that made me uncomfortable and uneasy in ways that mainstream horror has never managed.