The Diapered Doctor

I'm currently seeing a therapist about my transition into a woman. I really trust my therapist and I feel like I can tell him anything. Should I talk to him about my diaper fetish? Would it be inappropriate? Would it do any good? I don't feel stressed or depressed about being an ABDL as much as I do being trans, but should I talk to him about dating (and other things) as a bi trans baby/diaper girl? My transition has been going pretty well recently. I just got my prescription for HRT, which I'm starting tomorrow, so I thought I would talk about another (awkward) part of my life.

Anyone else wear baby diapers?

I think Nintendo had a pretty good presentation this year. New Super Smash Bros, New Zelda, and Splatoon all look awesome. I'm even excited about their toy line up and I don't even have a Wii U (although I want one)

Urine is sterile until it reaches the urethra, where epithelial cells lining the urethra are colonized by facultatively anaerobic Gram negative rods and cocci. Healthy urine is nontoxic. However, it contains compounds eliminated by the body as undesirable, and can be irritating to skin and eyeshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urine

Your result for The ABDL Test Male version Test ... Diaper Lover You scored 19 diaper purity, 21 baby purity, 4 sissy purity, and 15 Furry purity! Babies can be babies, but I am adult . . . who happens to love diapers . . . a lot.

When I was 15 (and a Teen Baby), I once had a dream where I wet my pants. I woke up quickly after that to find my bladder was starting to empty. (I was not diapered, because I didn't have any money to buy some at the time.) Fortunately, I managed to stop myself after a few drops. If If remember correctly, this was around the first time I wore and used a diaper for the entire day without using a toilet. (I'm guessing that might of had something to do with it.)

This Amazon.com list I found might help: http://www.amazon.com/AB-DL-Movie-List-Wetting/lm/1QW680YE7OSZ4 Good luck with your idea!

I guess you could say they weren't easy ups for you (YEEEEAAAAAAAAHH!*) Sorry, I couldn't resist. *if you don't get the joke: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/csi-4-pane-comics

L/XL boys Goodnite Dry. (Currently, a little low on diaper money, so I'm stuck wearing cheap goodnites I found on eBay)

Has any one heard of this story: I think it's called Don't Change my Life, Please or something like that. It was an alternate POV to a story I think was called Change My Life, Please. That story was about a teenaged girl who finds a magic recorder that makes whatever she says into become real. Has anyone heard of it? I think it was on this site, but I'm not sure. In Don't Change my life please, (spoiler alert! Spolier alert! The main character's dad has died before the event of the story. After all the stuff changed because of the girl in Change My Life, Please (teenagers are allowed to play in the ball pit, can't swear, ok to wear diapers and other baby's clothes, then only wear diapers and baby's clothes, attend preschool, etc.), she gets her hands on the magic recorder and just before it is taken away from her, she says into it she just wants to be happy. At first, she is upset to find that nothing happened, but when she gets home from preschool she finds her dad alive again and can raise and take care of her, something he died before he could do. End Spoiler) if someone has heard of this story, please tell me I'm not just imagining it.

This really pisses me off. One, almost everyone in the comments are mocking him for wearing diapers and being gay. Two, Kate is a bad girlfriend. Instead of talking to him about this privately with him, she publicly humiliates him by posting the photo on her Facebook. Where more than 1.2 thousand people "liked it", meaning even more people can see it. If I was Jared, I would not be happy and maybe even take action. Sorry about ranting about this. It just really pissed me off.

Note: I am not a adult bedwetter, but I am a DL. (I am in a good mood and feel like sharing) 1. How old were you when you started bedwetting? From birth or did it start later in life? If later in life, do you know what caused you to start wetting the bed? Medical issues or stress from perhaps your parents getting a divorce, moving to a new city, being bullied at school, etc. I was a bedwetter from birth to about 11. I think the reason it took me so long to grow out of it is because I was a heavy sleeper. 2. Do you know if it was hereditary, meaning did you have other siblings who also wet the bed or did either parent mention they were bedwetters? No, I don't think so 3. If you bedwet as a kid, how did your parents deal with it? Did they force you to wear diapers? Did they try to embaress or humiliate you in front of other family members or friends to try to get you to stop (which, by the way I feel is child abuse!) Did they just suggest in a nice compassinate way that you wear some type of protection (diapers for us older kids or Goodnites for the more recent bedwetters)? Did they try no diapers and a bedwetting alarm of some kind, or did they wake you up every couple hours to go to the bathroom? Did they just do nothing and let you sleep in your wet sheets and bedding? If they suggested diapers or Goodnites, did they put them on you or if you were old enough, did they just allow you to put on your own diaper or Goodnites? If so, at what age were you when you put your own night time protection on? My parents did "force" me to wear diapers (Goodnites to be exact), but I really didn't mind. I think when I was old enough they let me put them on myself. I remember still wetting the bed when I didn't wear protection and I was to embarrassed to tell my parents (although I'm sure they might have known). Not because I was afraid something bad would happen. I'm sure no one liked telling their parents they wet the bed when they should be old enough not to. (I'm not sure why I was so scared to tell them. My parents wouldn't have been mad at me) 4. How old were you when you remember stopping wetting the bed? Did you have any accidents afterwards, or relapses later that caused you to have to go back to diapers or Goodnites after you had stopped bedwetting? About 11 or 12 I stopped wetting and I haven't since. 5. Who else knew that you wet the bed or had to wear diapers or Goodnites to bed? Family, relatives or even friends or classmates? How did those people treat you? Teasing and embaressment or just as if it was no big deal? My brother knew, but I don't think he cared. My friends knew when I would sleep over, but they didn't mind either. 6. How did you yourself feel physically and emotionally about your bedwetting? Did you feel shame, as if you were doing something bad or wrong? Were you embaressed by your bedwetting or having to wear diapers to bed? Were you more relieved that your parents showed compassion and gave you something like Goodnites to help keep your bedding dry when you had an accident? Were you basically a normal happy kid even as a bedwetter, or because of bedwetting were you shy and withdrawen? If you were teased by other kids who may have found out, how did you handle it and deal with it emotionally? Like any kid, I didn't like wetting the bed and I was glad my parents got me Goodnites. Despite almost being caught at a school sleepover (I wore a Goodnites and someone found it in the trash the next morning, but no one knew it was mine. Another time, my mom packed me Goodnites for my school trip to Baltimore and I was too embarrassed to wear them and ended up wetting the bed the last night we were there. I was teased a little that day by the people in my room, but nothing life scarring.), I never hated having wearing Goodnites 7. Did you ever go on sleep overs at friends houses, or away to camp when you were a bedwetter, and if so, did you have to wear a diaper or goodnite? Did anyone else know you were wearing protection on those sleepovers, or did anyone else at those sleepovers also have a bedwetting problem and wear protection too? See above 8. For those who are now adults and still bedwet, how do you feel about it now? Do you wear diapers to bed still and either enjoy it, or instead wish you didn't still wet the bed or have to wear protection at night? N/A 9. As an adult bedwetter, how do you handle things now, and if you are married, how does your wife or husband feel about your bedwetting and how do both of you deal with it? Is your spouse accepting of your problem and helpful with it, or does he or she get angry with you at times or dislike that you have to wear diapers to bed? N/A 10. Lastly, do you feel that, either as a kid, teen or adult, your bedwetting problem is or was the cause of you to becomming an AB or DL? Having to wear Goodnites was the main cause of my becoming a DL. I remember being caught playing with the diapers when I was 13* and my mom noticed some of them were used and asked if I was wetting the bed again. I yelled at her that I wasn't (she didn't ask in a mean or threatening tone, I was just embarrassed that she found out (I had been using them because I liked wearing and using them not because I needed to). She never asked about them. It wasn't until she caught me with Bambino diapers (they were Classico. The ones with baby written on them to make matters worse and I was 15. Looking back on it I wished A. That I found a better hiding spot for them and B. that I got the plain ones) that the topic of me and diapers comes up. I hope one day I can talk to her about them. *I was shooting a movie with my little cousins and we were using them as a prop when my mother walked in to find us with them. Long story short they got thrown away and there wasn't a day of my teenage years that I didn't regret not hiding a few as they fit me well and I didn't have to buy diapers.

Since there is a forum about favorite films, I figured there should be a forum for least favorite movies. By least favorite, I mean films you hate, not films that are so bad they're good. My least favorite movie has to be... The Last Airbender (I hope I didn't hurt anyone's feelings if they liked that movie). The Last Airbender (the M. Night Shyamalan movie, not the TV show (Avatar: The Last Airbender), which is far superior, or Avatar, which I haven't seen.) If anyone is wondering why I hate this movie so much, watch the movie (this is important if you haven't seen the show), then watch the TV show (at least the first season), and then watch the movie again (if you dare). It doesn't work well as a standalone move and it sucks as an adaptation (Cracked.com has my favorite paragraph about how much The Last Airbender sucks as an adaptation: "Many parts of the show's story were blended together for the film. And that's understandable. Movies are a short-form medium: Some condensing of the plot and some missing characters are to be expected. If done skillfully, an adaptation can still capture the essence of the show for the movie-going audience, while maintaining the spirit of the original work for fans of the series. It is not done skillfully in The Last Airbender. It's done more like premature ejaculation sex, where one party (movie-goers) is left confused and ashamed, while the other party (fans of the show) are left enraged and disappointed." (http://www.cracked.com/funny-5806-the-last-airbender-movie) . Lastly, I did not post this to cause a flame war of any kind. I am also not saying that anyone who liked the Last Airbender is an idiot or anything. I just thought it would be interesting to see everyone's least favorite movie. Now that that's out of the way, post away!

I still play and collect Magic: the Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards (but have stopped watching the anime. Don't even get me started on Yu-Gi-Oh! Yexal). I agree. I think AB/DL trading cards would be cool.