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  1. There is an archive of articles written by a Domme mommy that, if I remember correctly, covers a lot of that territory and is an interesting read. You might have her check it out:Filthy Little Mind
  2. First off, kudos to you for being open-minded and willing to try it. It wasn't for you and that's perfectly okay. There are lots of people here who would give anything for a partner who accepted that part of them, regardless of whether they participate or not. Relationships are complicated and not everything that we are into is going to be something our partner is also into and wants to share with us. I'm not sure what advice to offer you as I'm assuming you've already explained to him that it's just not your thing but you don't mind if he indulges in it, himself. Is it possible that he's taking your "I'm just not into it" as a rejection of him personally? Perhaps he just needs reassurance that you don't find him weird and sick for liking what he does?
  3. The donations given to the Poppy Fund during the weeks leading up to Remembrance Day go to services for veterans and they are certainly front and center during Remembrance Day comemmorations but there is no designated day for them that is observed nationwide.
  4. Repaid, not in any way taking away from the sacrifices of you and your fellow veterans, I need to point out that the original poster is from New Brunswick. In Canada, November 11th is Remembrance Day, which commemorates Canadians who died in the First and Second World Wars, and the Korean War, and now, of course, the war in Afghanistan. If I'm not mistaken, in the U.S., November 11th is Veteran's Day and is observed in the manner you mentioned. Similar but not quite identical. I don't believe BBoy meant any disrespect to veterans, his post is based on how we observe this particular day here in Canada, which for us is a day to remember the fallen.
  5. Ah yes, I know that feeling well! I often find that the more stressed out I am about something the more likely it is the diaper-thoughts start trying to get my attention again. They come and they go ...
  6. I hope the doctors will be able to help you regain some continence, Simon! As awful as this is for you, posting it may help some people realize what they might be doing to themselves. Unfortunately, too many people get caught up in the seduction of the incontinence fantasy and can't seem to see the harsh realities until it's too late. I wish you all the best in your quest to regain some control.
  7. The furniture has been sold so it's no longer available.
  8. Woolly Babies? I must admit, I've never run across that one before. Well, I'm definitely just a boring old 2. No fur, no manga mask, no rubber pajamas, or faux womb. Just a pretty dress and some ribbons will suffice.
  9. I know that she has some photos so I'll talk to her and get back to you on that.
  10. I should mention she is asking only $400 for the entire works. Solid construction, painted white. Crib needs some minor repair to the side rail but fits a regular twin mattress. High chair can be locked (to keep those fussy babies in place while they're eating ).
  11. My apologies, Mr. Goo! There were enough of the letters present for my brain to take that extra leap!
  12. I can't speak for you, Mr. Magoo, but many years ago I was convinced I was just a DL. The reason I believed that was because at the time it was too scary to allow myself to believe that I might be an AB. I think a couple of things contributed to that - firstly, that being babyish was seen as something shameful. As we grow from infancy to early childhood we're told that "only babies mess their pants" , "you're too big for that now" and the worst insult "you're acting like a baby". On top of that, when I first got online and discovered that I wasn't the only one who liked diapers, my earliest introductions to it were men who were totally into the whole dressing and acting as babies. It was too much to soon. Like many abdl's I had all sorts of shame issues about my desire to wear diapers and being confronted with the whole AB thing in my face, right off the bat, sent me scurrying for cover. It freaked me out. I didn't want to be like them, so I convinced myself I wasn't. But the truth of the matter was that I was lying to myself. As time went on and I became more comfortable and accepting of this part of myself I came to realize that I had, in fact, always been an AB. As Bethany says, "you will know if you're an AB". It might take awhile to allow yourself to see it, but if you are one, you'll know. You don't really need to invest in a lot of props, although they certainly help with the atmosphere. The truth resides between your ears. Take a good look at your past fantasies - what are the elements of most of them? Are you being treated like a baby? Not necessarily acting as a baby but in the fantasy is someone treating you like one? Are you forced to wear a diaper, suck on a pacifier, sleep in a crib, wear a bib and eat in a highchair? Or do they revolve mostly around sex and have no elements of being babied in them at all? Try to think back to the period when you first started being interested in diapers and see if you can remember what you thought about when you put them or fantasized about putting them on. Your answer lies in that grey mushy stuff between your ears. As for feeling idiotic while playing out an AB scenario, that doesn't mean you aren't an AB. It just means you're embarrassed. It takes time to build that trust that your significant other won't laugh or reject you. Anyway ... regardless of whether you are an AB or strictly DL, enjoy your process of discovery!
  13. I think the binge/purge cycle is something that many go through in the earlier stages before they reach the point of accepting that this is just part of who they are and it's okay. Once you reach a certain point you stop throwing away all the diapers and baby supplies and stop feeling the self-loathing. The cycle itself, however, is another thing entirely - at least for me. When I don't want to wear it's because I'm just not interested at the moment. I can go for months not wearing and not really caring that I'm not wearing. When it hits, I want to wear and can't get enough of it. Then it wanes again. Kind of like an ocean tide. I have noticed that the older I get and the more comfortable I am about this part of me, the less of a definite cycle there is. More often I choose to wear once in awhile just for fun rather then wait till it grabs me by the throat, which it doesn't do so much anymore. I think it might also correspond a bit to the idea of too much of something all at once gets boring and you have to drop it for awhile.
  14. A friend of mine is selling off the furniture in her AB Nursery for a very reasonable price. She has a crib and a high-chair which she would prefer to sell as a unit. She's including with those 2 items all the bedding, rubber sheets, sissy clothing, and accessories that she has, as well. Because shipping would be astronomical this would most likely be suitable only for people within Vancouver or the Lower Mainland. She is even willing to deliver if you pay the cost of the gas. * SEPT. 25 UPDATE: the furniture has been sold and is no longer available.
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