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how would you feel if your mother said that you are cute in your diapers and overalls?:D


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i don't live with my mother but i spend a lot of time with her. some weeks ago she was playing with my cellphone and found some pictures of me wearing diapers and overalls. she didn't freak out but she liked it and told me i am cute in them.... is there any one else out who had the same or a similar rection? :D

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I would feel pretty bad, I'd be embarrassed and apologetic to my mother since seeing me dressed like that is definitely something no mother wants to see...

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I would feel pretty bad, I'd be embarrassed and apologetic to my mother since seeing me dressed like that is definitely something no mother wants to see...

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I am with Elfking and Baby Tara

However, she would be commenting on my Babydoll or dress as I do not wear overalls; and the big question would be about my tiara: IF I could sunmon up the strength to ask it and not just stand there going "Hunna humma humma"; especially since she is long deceased

But, yes, that is not something you want to have happen. No matter what the outcome, that forst half-second is a Galactic Age as you struggle to get you pancreas, duodenum and large intestine out of your gorge

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I've never been in a public situation where my diaper is in full view, but my direct family knows that I do wear diapers sometimes. Most of my diapers peak a few inches above my pants and my mom usually doesn't take notice of them but she has said it looks cute in a casual "aren't you such a little cutie" kind of way. I didn't find it strange or anything, she did raise me after all.

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Kinda sorta. When I came out to Mom as a TG I showed her a piccy of me with friends- she looked carefully and commented that the girls looked nice, well dressed and seemed to be having fun (which was true!) but I had to point out who I was before she made the connection. She was OK with that but among family I never 'pushed' the issue; even when in women's clothes I made sure they and I were as androgynous as possible for their own comfort becasuse these peoople are very valuable to me and I could do that without feeling bad about myself.

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Depending on my mood, I have a very "take me as I am or leave me alone" type attitude. I went through a rough period at the beginning of last year and I sought comfort in my pacifier a lot, so she saw me with it on multiple occasions. And while she did find it "cute", it wasn't my way of involving her.. it was my way of dealing with my present circumstances and I didn't care what anyone thought.

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I never did understand the requirement to change a password every so often. If you have a good password that hasn't been broken then that obviously means its a good password. Changing it will eventually, inadvertently, make it a weaker password and more likely to be broken.

This is a classic example of if it isn't broken then don't fix it.

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I'm sure if my mother saw my stash of little girl outfits--or me wearing any of them--she'd be more mortified than impressed at my sewing ability even though I do my share of sewing/repairing for her. She knows I can sew because her machine is at my house. She just doesn't know how much I sew or what I sew.

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Did not Jean-Luc Picared say to you "June: Make it sew"?

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Glennie, I totally get where you're coming from. My father was a horrible parent and mostly just wasn't around, even for the child support. He did expect to be in our lives though, even though he was slightly abusive.

My mom also tried raising me and my siblings based on what she wanted us to be like, and based on her own expectations. We weren't allowed to be our imperfect selves and that caused so many problems in its self.

I think our parents lived in a different society back then, they grew up under a different set of rules them selves and so they raised us based on those wrong assumptions and beliefs. Some time after moving out, my mom and I sat and talked about how she raised me. She apologized and I put it behind me so we could move forward. My father is not in the picture any more though. I can't forget what he did to us so I left him in my past where he belongs (but have since forgiven him).

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My mother knows about my diapers and the few pieces of ab themed clothing I have and is perfectly cool with it. She even helps me keep everything hidden (still living at home) and gives the occasional advice on hygiene or how to better hide everything. We don't talk much about it but she's made it clear that she supports it and loves me for who I am. She drops me a text or something before she comes home or if she knows anyone is on the way home to give me a chance to clean up and hide everything away.

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Back when I was a teenager, my mom came down to the 'second house' where I was sleeping one night when I wasn't expecting her to. I had a thick diaper and footies on and was sleeping in a pile of plushies. She said it was cute too, and didn't worry too much about it. She knows and understands it, but we don't talk about things much. She used to sew stuff for ABs and we'd sell online sometimes, but she got put off by a fairly significant series of orders that she feared were related to child pornography from the way the customer was contradicting himself.

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That's pretty awesome Mouse, your mom used to sew adult baby cloths? Did she just stop one day and think, "Hey, I should sew child's clothing for adults and sell it to adult babies, that would be cool."

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