Forced Infantilism Novels & Stories

We got along well enough and were in the same unit; so when the decree for procreation came to be, I had propositioned him for my own safety. The decree had stated that due to the decrease of humans and increase in Nephilim, women were to be sexually active during their ovulation periods. If the woman already had a preferred sexual partner it would be honored, if she did not one would be chosen for her at random each month. Many of the women who were without a partner found themselves in very bad situations due to this, and quickly found someone they knew who would attest to being their partner. The object was to increase the population (specifically women as there were not many of us left d

But the commanders had the authority to use their weapons, and so the doors were knocked down with the ax and the skull of the person holed up behind them. The edict stipulated that from now on every newborn had to be registered and every future marriage had to be checked and approved beforehand. An office that had been set up specifically for this purpose in each city supervised the drafting, supported by the military. The soldiers broke into every hidden chamber, snatched their children from the mothers and examined them for obvious incestuous diseases and cripples. If the degenerations were of a serious nature, they were killed on the spot. If, on the other hand, the damage was only easil

They are playmates now. My OB told me to stay in bed until I gave birth and needed someone to go in the toilet and bathe. I almost lost my baby when I was four months pregnant. My OB said it was too much stress and a lack of rest. During my seven months, I slipped inside the bathroom, I bled, and I thought I was going to lose my baby that time, but thankfully, my baby was holding tight. And now, I'm bedridden and use a wheelchair to go outside every morning for fresh air and sunlight.

The agony was too sharp, too consuming. "What's wrong with you?" His tone had softened, laced with genuine concern. "I think it's the baby." The words tumbled out breathlessly. This would be recorded as one of the first pregnancies in the world of immortals—history in the making. Immortal pregnancies lasted only two months before delivery. Mine was nearly at term. I had abandoned everything for this child. Left behind a stepbrother, a family that had discarded me, that had hated me with every fiber of their being.

She barely paused to breathe. “And if someday we do want a child, we can just adopt. It’s that simple. There are so many kids abandoned every single day, and honestly, wouldn’t it be better if we gave at least one—or two—of them a good life? A future? That’s a good thing, right? See? It actually works out perfectly. We focus on our careers, we support each other, we grow old together, side by side, without unnecessary complications. That sounds great, doesn’t it? Really great.”

, Valentino questioned "I know we had an agreement but how sure am I that we're even gonna get married with all that is going on? It's clear your parents don't want us to get married so why don't we have a baby", Mariana shouted, she was already getting pissed off. "And how does having a baby solve the problem", Valentino asked "It won't solve it but it will make me remain part of your life because I'll have your child and who knows maybe your parents might change their mind if they get to know I'm pregnant for you", Mariana reasoned