Build-Your-Own Nursery

There was nothing.

It was just... white.

Endless white. A void of white. She took a few steps forward, and her bare feet made a sound like it was walking on a hard, floor-like surface. However, her eyes had no way of distinguishing the "ground" as soft or hard or anything. She could feel her body's weight on a surface, but her sense of touch couldn't recognize what she was feeling. It was very disorienting.

"Uh... hello?"

She was expecting an echo of her voice to travel in the nothingness beyond.

"I don't get it. Is it still loading? I don't..."

Her hands fiddled with the rim of her shirt. Her knees barely touched, kept apart by her diaper. Remembering she was still in a wet diaper, she felt another spurt of pee fall into it. It would need changing soon, but there were no other diapers besides the one she was wearing.

Suddenly, the crushing loneliness was interrupted by a window popping up in front of her.

[Welcome to your first Nursery!]

[Here, all of our new players can build a world where they can play and live out their fantasies! Create a fun, interactive playground and save it to your account, and then create a new one! The possibilities are endless. Then, show it off and play with other players.]

"Oh, I get it! This is like some sort of customizable chat room. But how do I customize it?"

The text window vanished, replaced by a different one.

It was like some kind of inventory screen. It had dozens and dozens of tabs.

She swiped the screen. There were pictures of cubes. Not knowing what they were, she pushed one at random.

Suddenly, lines formed in the void, surrounding her in a wire-frame cube about the size of the room she was in. She walked over to the edge of the line on the ground and reached out, realizing that there was now a wall.

She pushed a different cube on the menu, and the lines stretched outward, and the wall had moved away.

"So I get to decide how big the room is? Neat!"

She pushed a button on the corner of the menu, and the size options were switched with a color wheel, a dot sitting in the center. She moved the dot with her finger to a bright red, and the white void-turned-room turned the same color.

She tested it with a few other colors before settling on a sky-blue to complement her pink shirt.

She swiped through he menu, and realized that the dozens and dozens of folders in her menu held a massive catalogue of items. Furniture, clothes, toys, carpet colors, even sky-boxes, and what looked like NPCs!

There didn't seem to be any currency she needed to spend on any of it, or limits to how much stuff she could cram into it.

Given the sheer number of different options for the room size, she could theoretically make this little pocket dimension of hers as big and as intricately decorated as she could ever want.